Each one of the many methods of brewing coffee has its own distinct visual makeup. The Chemex with its curvy glass and wood collar, the Aeropress with its utilitarian plastic. But for my money, nothing looks finer than the stainless-steel Kalita Wave.
The Wave is a pour-over dripper, in the same family as the Hario V60, Beehouse, and Bonmac. You use a paper filter and slowly pour water over a bed of dry coffee grounds while the brewed liquid drips out of the bottom. It’s perhaps the simplest path to a clean, balanced cup.
This thing isn’t just eye-candy. Many rank the Kalita Wave higher than other pour-over brewers because its flat bottomed filters allow for a more even extraction, as opposed to cone or wedge shape. However you brew your coffee, you’ve got to appreciate the look of the Kalita Wave. Shiny chrome objects can be so tacky, but the Wave has clean Art Deco quality that really sings.
https://gizmodo.com/giz-explains-how-to-actually-make-coffee-5345785
Want one?? You can get a Kalita Wave and filters from Wrecking Ball Coffee
Gizmodoscope! Move your mouse around the photo to move the Wave. Magic!
