Bundle - 6-Cup Classic Series - 100 ct Square Filters - Exclusive Packaging

I am extremely satisfied with this Chemex. From the moment I opened the package, I could immediately notice the outstanding quality, elegant craftsmanship, and attention to detail. The design is timeless and minimalist, making it not only an excellent coffee brewer but also a beautiful piece for any coffee station or kitchen setup. The brewing performance has been exceptional. It produces an incredibly clean, smooth, and balanced cup of coffee, allowing all the subtle flavors and aromas of the beans to truly stand out. The extraction process feels very controlled and consistent, which makes the overall coffee experience much more enjoyable and professional. I also appreciate how durable and well-made the glass feels. The wooden collar and leather tie add a premium touch while remaining practical and comfortable to use. Cleaning is simple, and the entire brewing ritual feels satisfying and relaxing every time. Overall, this has been one of the best coffee-related purchases I have made. I would highly recommend this Chemex to anyone who truly enjoys specialty coffee and wants to elevate their brewing experience at home.

I went from energy drinks to black coffee with cinnamon, cacao and MCT oil, and what a game changer! I lost 6 pounds in 6 days! The Chemex is so very easy to use. Definitely get the paper. No more chain coffee houses or coffee pods. It sits next to my Timemore C5 Pro grinder and Cosori good neck electric kettle. The coffee is delicious and take little counter space.

Makes the best coffee out of all the coffeemakers I’ve tried.

Kinda pricey for something so simple but works very very well. I probably won’t use in winter when my kitchen is rather cold since there’s no insulation to keep the coffee warm. Filters are expensive and somewhat wasteful but do a fantastic job. I use a V60 for single cups but love this for multiple cups. Rinses clean very well with infrequent dishwasher use as needed. Big points for style.

I roast my own beans, use a R58 espresso machine, Technivorm drip, 2 press pots - large and small, and an Ibrik. So I'm fairly well versed in all things coffee. That being said, this Chemex makes a pretty good cup of coffee but takes a little practice! My "1/2 pot" dimpled indicator measures holds 12ozs and that produces a standard size latte cup, just FYI. The pot is suppose to be full at the bottom of the wooden collar, but for mine that's 32ozs. If the 1/2 pot dimple is "suppose" to be half a pot, that dimple is off by 4ozs. No big deal, but it helps to measure yours and confirm yours is marked accordingly. Instructions say use 1 TBS coffee per 5oz water. Like using a press pot, length of time the water is in contact with the grounds effects final taste and takes a little practice for consistency. So use a timer. Just remember when it says "6-cup" that's 5oz cups, not standard SAE 8oz! I usually drink two triple shot espresso drinks every morning, then I'm done with caffeine for the day. But this makes a nice change of pace when I'm bored with espresso. BTW - extraction temperature is critical with correctly brewed coffee or tea. Industry standard for coffee is 205 degrees, so I also us a COSORI electric kettle and it's only off by 1/2 a degree at the 205 setting. AND it's bluetooth for monitoring! Would I recommend this? If you're coffee geek like my self -- YES!

I absolutely love the chemex bundle. The iconic brewer elevates my morning routine- its clean-lined design is a beautiful centerpiece on my counter, and it's also a joy to use. Each pour is smooth and intuitive, with the handle staying cool and the neck easy to grip.

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I bought this for my roommate for Xmas. We are both big craft coffee snobs and this was the only brewing method, besides a siphon that we don't yet have at home. We both agree that the flavor of the coffee is well preserved with this method. It tastes more "pure" without any grounds in it, etc. To make two cups of coffee, we use 45 grams of ground coffee (ground at #20 in our Burr grinder) and 690 ml of water. What I find interesting is that only about 560 ml of water comes through the grounds. That means that the filter and grounds are absorbing quite a lot of the water, hence a smaller volume of water in both of our cups. Not a deal breaker, but interesting to notice that phenomena. Also, it's impossible to clean without a brush because your hand cannot fit inside to clean it. Again, not a deal breaker, but one thing I love about other pour over methods is that you can just throw away the filter and rinse it and it's good to go again. Not so with the Chemex. Lastly, and I am not being factitious here, but couldn't you just use a cheap flower vase? There isn't anything super special about the design or the glass or any part of it that couldn't be swapped out for a Goodwill glass flower vase. Just saying... As a coffee aficionado, we felt we needed this, and I am glad we tried it, but we go back to our plastic Hario V60 and glass Kalita Wave more often.