Green Coffee Buying Club
Coffee Discussion boards => Hardware & Equipment => Topic started by: Pyment on April 23, 2010, 05:45:49 AM
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Looking for new coffee gear from Yama:
Cold Brew:
(http://fantes.com/images/4937coffee-manual.jpg)
dripper for coffee or tea:
(http://www.northwestglass.com/images/EASY_potchen.jpg)
(http://fantes.com/images/15277coffee-manualdrip.jpg)
I'll throw in the Bonjour Smart brewer:
(http://fantes.com/images/15907coffee-manualdrip.jpg)
and another cold brewer:
(http://fantes.com/images/1113coffee-manualdrip.jpg)
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Neat ... you buying all of those?
???
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You can find a few of those at Visions Espresso
http://www.visionsespresso.com/ (http://www.visionsespresso.com/)
Rumor has it that one of the items in the upcoming Auction for Coffee Kids will be a gift certificate from Visions...
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I'd love to have the cold brewer in the top picture simply for the cool factor.
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I'd love to have the cold brewer in the top picture simply for the cool factor.
Yeah, but you'd have a hard time finding a spot for it. Just how tall are those things? ???
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I'd love to have the cold brewer in the top picture simply for the cool factor.
Yeah, but you'd have a hard time finding a spot for it. Just how tall are those things? ???
I've seen one at visions.. 3 1/2 - 4 feet tall but the cool factor is there.
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All of the glass brewers are missing the need to insulate the glass against heat loss.
For that I think Bodum still has the market cornered.
Susan
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I'd love to have the cold brewer in the top picture simply for the cool factor.
Yeah, but you'd have a hard time finding a spot for it. Just how tall are those things? ???
I've seen one at visions.. 3 1/2 - 4 feet tall but the cool factor is there.
Good luck talking Mrs milo out of that much space in her house! ::)
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I'd love to have the cold brewer in the top picture simply for the cool factor.
Yeah, but you'd have a hard time finding a spot for it. Just how tall are those things? ???
I've seen one at visions.. 3 1/2 - 4 feet tall but the cool factor is there.
I need to find a local source for inexpensive laboratory glass. It would be pretty easy to build a DIY version of that cold brewer if one had access to the proper parts. I also still want to build one of the Florence Siphon Arabica Brewing & Extraction Apparatus (http://www.greencoffeebuyingclub.com/index.php?topic=5775.0)
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The Yama glass cold brewer is 28" high and 11" x 8.5" at the base.
It would look seriously cool with my hand grinder collection.
My wife is intrigued.
Anyone ever use a sock brewer? It looks kinda cool.
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Joel (dcmusichound) uses sock brewing in a custom stand as his main by the cup method at his shop.
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The Yama glass cold brewer is 28" high and 11" x 8.5" at the base.
It would look seriously cool with my hand grinder collection.
My wife is intrigued.
Your wife is ... intrigued. I bet dollars to donuts that isn't just quite how she said it. I would let my life insurance lapse and make sure she knows it before you buy that May pole.
B|Java
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([url]http://fantes.com/images/15277coffee-manualdrip.jpg[/url])
I am fascinated with the spout on that brewer. I had been wanting one of the Hario drip pots (http://shop.hariousa.com/product.sc?productId=26&categoryId=6) but the Yama now has my attention.