Posted Wed May 11, 2011, 6:25am Subject: Re: Pour over kettle alternatives
Coava has begun selling the "Fino" kettle for $55. They list little info, but I've read on another site that it's 18/8 stainless w/a capacity of 1.2L (which probably means a "useful" capacity of 1L). Comparable in price to the Buono, but stainless - not bad!
schleven Senior Member Joined: 12 May 2011 Posts: 1 Location: Los Angeles Expertise: I love coffee
Posted Thu May 12, 2011, 2:29pm Subject: Re: Pour over kettle alternatives
Does anyone know when the Hario Buono Electric kettle is going to be released? I've heard plenty of rumors and all of them hint that it should have been out last month. Any updates?
archi Senior Member Joined: 4 Jun 2010 Posts: 101 Location: Redding, Ca Expertise: I like coffee
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Posted Fri May 13, 2011, 3:09pm Subject: Re: Pour over kettle alternatives
I bought that paico kettle from homeloo.com. It was around $33 with shipping. It comes from Hong Kong so it took about 2 weeks to get here. It works great! I got a nasty summer cold so I couldn't tell right away how the coffee was. This mornings cup was great. Some say the pour is slower than the Buono.
Before I had this kettle I just used my latte art pitcher and used a ceramic espresso plate to put on top when I wasn't pouring to keep the heat in. That works great too.
Posted Sun May 15, 2011, 6:11pm Subject: Re: Pour over kettle alternatives
archi Said:
I bought that paico kettle from homeloo.com. It was around $33 with shipping. It comes from Hong Kong so it took about 2 weeks to get here. It works great!
orphanespresso Senior Member Joined: 19 Feb 2008 Posts: 243 Location: Troy Expertise: Professional
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Posted Sun May 15, 2011, 10:43pm Subject: Re: Pour over kettle alternatives
Just a note - we carry a variety of Tiamo pour over kettles, from .7 Liter up to 1.6 Liter. They are stainless steel, one piece body, quite heavy duty, and well balanced. We're getting in some new styles in the next couple of weeks, in addition to the ones we already have. Barb
Posted Mon May 16, 2011, 5:40am Subject: Re: Pour over kettle alternatives
orphanespresso Said:
Just a note - we carry a variety of Tiamo pour over kettles, from .7 Liter up to 1.6 Liter. They are stainless steel, one piece body, quite heavy duty, and well balanced. We're getting in some new styles in the next couple of weeks, in addition to the ones we already have. Barb
Hey, Barb - I think those are some fantastic kettles you guys offer, but the very point of this thread is for folks who can't (or won't) spend the coin for one of those.
CrayonShinchan Senior Member Joined: 18 Mar 2011 Posts: 109 Location: San Francisco Bay Area Expertise: I love coffee
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Posted Wed May 25, 2011, 4:08pm Subject: Re: Pour over kettle alternatives
orphanespresso Said:
Just a note - we carry a variety of Tiamo pour over kettles, from .7 Liter up to 1.6 Liter. They are stainless steel, one piece body, quite heavy duty, and well balanced. We're getting in some new styles in the next couple of weeks, in addition to the ones we already have. Barb
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