CoffeeSock ColdBrew Kit- Reusable Organic Cotton Filter and Jar (KIT32)

BETTER THAN ANY COFFEE MACHINE OR PRESS.
YOU SAVE SO MUCH MONEY because all you have to do is buy this for about $20 and then I found a $10 coarse ground coffee (sold by a different company but on amazon) So convenient for people who don’t want to spend time making coffee in the morning because you just have to pour and mix in whatever you add to the coffee. Works so well on decreasing acidity and bitterness WITHOUT losing the classic coffee taste. SO smooth and rich. Link to the coffee I used is below. Bought this because I will be in a dorm in the fall and it seemed the most convenient and inexpensive. Definitely would recommend and would buy again if I broke it/lost it/it wore out it’s life span. Link to coffee I used with it is below.(https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B075DHBTWK/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1) which

Most convenient one I’ve used for at home cold brewing
I’ve tried so many cold brew techniques. French press, directly saturating and filtering afterward, on the counter, in the fridge, business size toddy brewing.This is my favorite method.I’ve never purchased a toddy brewer for myself because it’s bulkier and less convenient.This jar can go next to your glassware. The bag is in a drawer with my coffee filters, and the mason jar is with my other ones in a cabinet.This is what Alton Brown would call a multitasker.It’s simple to rinse out and dry, using again the next week when you’ve finished the jar of cold brew in your fridge (yes, the coffee industry keeps cold brew up to a week – it’s that convenient).The filter is a good material and filters the coffee well. There will always be a little bit of sediment in the bottom of these types of brewing methods, no biggie.

Disappointing Filter
While the jar is obviously a nice glass jar, the point of this product is to be able to cold brew coffee. I would give this five stars so easily – IF THE FILTER WERE LARGER AND CAME WITH TIES FOR THE TOP! As it is, it’s too small and hardly enough cloth to gather up and try to close off with a twist tie (I guess). What were they thinking and why is the filter tiny? It makes no sense! I’ll probably buy a larger filter somewhere else and then try to use this product – loved the idea of cold brew coffee since cold brew tea is so good.

Good, but mouth too narrow to fit
I already had the 64oz kit at home and ordered this one to keep at work. I don’t know if I got a dud, but unlike the larger size this CoffeeSock doesn’t fit over the mouth of the included mason jar. That makes filling with coffee/water much more difficult and potentially messy, and not possible to do as shown in the instruction video. I still enjoy the end result, but if I’d only used this version I don’t think I’d be impressed.

Do not be fooled by the description! The kit only comes with the Jar and the CoffeeSock filter, there was no coffee and no Cuppow Pour Spout.

The description clearly says you get the jar, the filter, a pour spout and organic coffee. I received NO pour spout with mine, and NO coffee. So basically, I paid $26.99 plus tax for a jar and a filter. I’ll be asking for my money back.