CoffeeSock filters
- Reusable
- Rich body
- Requires cleaning
- Eco-friendly
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Reddit Reviews:
“I prefer CoffeeSock filters for this reason. Though the "nel drip" brew technique can be quite good, it uses a very high amount of coffee ...”
r/Coffee · I need some advice on brewing with cloth filters ... →“I'm trying to figure out if it's worth getting custom coffeesock bowl filters made. Archived post. New comments cannot be posted and votes ...”
r/coldbrew · Filtering with Coffeesock vs cheesecloth : r/coldbrew →“Just been looking at these reusable filters and wondering if they're any good? https://www.amazon.com/CoffeeSock-Reusable-Filters-Hario-v60-02/dp/B00GMM9YHK ...”
r/Coffee · Reusable filters for V60 - are they any good? : r/Coffee →“We basically do that but use one of the reusable Coffeesock filters so we can get the beans fresh from a place we like. Nickwenderdski. OP ...”
r/Coffee · cold brew coffee →“Coffeesock filters. They are cloth. Really good. Sibarist filters also come in 03 but are extremely expensive. Hario V60 Size 03 Filters · r ...”
r/pourover · Hario V60 Size 03 Filters : r/pourover →“As the title reads, I recently stumbled upon them and since I've been looking into reusable Chemex filters, I was wondering if they are any good. ...”
r/chemex · Anyone have any experience with the Coffee sock ... →“The coffeesock filter for my V60-02 allows some very fine sediment through (cloudy coffee, but not murky like a French press). The woodneck ...”
r/Coffee · [Gear] [Question] Aeropress cloth filter! And a ... →