Release the full flavour of your favourite ground coffee with this elegantly crafted, Donut Dripper from Torch.
The dripper’s slim, stylish form allows the coffee to be perfectly layered and shaped to extract the best possible flavour. The finely-crafted, porcelain dripper features special internal ribs which guide the flow of water through the coffee grains.The large outlet hole ensures the optimum rate of flow for consistently smooth, full-flavoured, fresh-tasting coffee.
Each Torch dripper set features an exquisite, black or white, Japanese Mino Yaki style porcelain dripper with an untreated, white ash base. Over time the attractive wooden base gains additional character from the natural patterns and staining of regular use.
Use commercial fan shaped paper filters Melita 103 or Kalita #103
Folding the paper filter:
This product uses natural wood, and the appearance and texture of the wood may vary depending on the part and finish of the wood. We appreciate your understanding.
*If you wish to clean after using the item, please wash it gently with a soft sponge. Do not leave it soaked in water or hot water. Do not wash with a scrubbing brush, hard object, cleanser, etc. as it may cause scratches. After the wash, please wipe with a soft dry cloth, dry well before storing. Please also read through the instruction manuals for other information.
Question What's the different between the Donut Dripper and the Mountain Dripper?
Answer Donut dripper takes up to 4 cups and created for dark roasted beans which is the main trend in Japanese coffee beans. It has more h\eight than that Mountain so more beans hit the coffee grounds, giving the coffee a more heavy taste balance, which again works very well with dark roasted beans.
The Mountain Dripper takes up to 2 cups created with the Donut in mind but designed more for Third wave / Western coffee bean culture with hints of acidity and fruitiness. Overall it drips slightly faster than the Donut and produces a more "clean" taste pallet great for light-medium roasted beans.
Question: How does the dripper align with the wooden base? Does it have ridges for the dripper to be stable?
Answer: The porcelain dripper just sits lightly on top of the wooden base. It does not have any ridges. Since the wooden base and ceramic drippers are each individually hand made, they are not "perfectly" constructed and you may need to find the "right spot" for the dripper to sit on the base. Personally, our team at Kurasu usually don't have any issues of the dripper titling for example, while extracting coffee.
I got this for my husband as a birthday gift and we’ve been so please with the results.
wooden donut is somewhat slippery and filter folding is a bit annoying but overall it does what it supposed to do. looks good too. not a bad choice after all.
It shares an outstanding Japanese design, and produces a very distinctive median body cup of joe.
Beautiful, elegant, well crafted product!
Has totally changed the way I feel about hand pours. I’ve used ALOT of methods and really am enjoying the unique qualities this dripper brings out in our coffees. (Typically seen making chemex and V60 often)
The brewer is my go to for my first coffee of the day
Torch has been always been impressive dripper. This is one of my favorite dripper to date!
I got this for my husband as a birthday gift and we’ve been so please with the results.
wooden donut is somewhat slippery and filter folding is a bit annoying but overall it does what it supposed to do. looks good too. not a bad choice after all.
It shares an outstanding Japanese design, and produces a very distinctive median body cup of joe.
Beautiful, elegant, well crafted product!
Has totally changed the way I feel about hand pours. I’ve used ALOT of methods and really am enjoying the unique qualities this dripper brings out in our coffees. (Typically seen making chemex and V60 often)
The brewer is my go to for my first coffee of the day
Torch has been always been impressive dripper. This is one of my favorite dripper to date!
