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New updated content at CoffeeGeek: our updated Snapshot Review of the Mugen Dripper. At under $15 (and currently $10 USD) it's a must buy if you're into pour over coffee (and especially want to experiment with no-bypass brewing).

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https://coffeegeek.com/reviews/snapshot/hario-mugen-dripper-review/

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So I thought the was a bit of a joke, really. I mean a blood pressure style pump, attached to a pourover maker?

While it is a bit "hacky", it actually works really, really well. One of the things I dislike about coffee brewing is the dwell / draw time. Some devices take up to 10 minutes.

This creates a vacuum in the vessel below, when you choose to create that vacuum. Said vacuum completes the brew quickly.

They're onto something here.

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Underside of the Cuptimo Brewer showing the silicone sleeve holder that creates a vacuum seal to the brewing cup below it.
Cuptimo Brewer
Plunger squeezer thing for the cuptimo brewer.

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We are also testing the , passive radial brewer; it can be incredibly easy (15g coffee, pour 250g in the outer ring, walk away, come back in 6 minutes to brewed coffee).

It can also be frustrating: if you stir to fully saturate the bloom, the draw down is a lot longer. And if you use 20g or more, it might even stall.

But the cups are friggin' excellent!

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