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Bee House Ceramic Dripper
$22-28. Uses standard filters. Most forgiving for beginners. 70-year ceramics company.
Made by a 70-year-old Japanese ceramics company (Yamada), the Bee House has a wedge shape with two small holes that create a restricted flow — meaning it's very forgiving of pour technique. At $22-28, it's the entry-level ceramic dripper that coffee educators recommend for absolute beginners. The coffee it produces is full-bodied and sweet, closer to drip machine taste than the brighter V60 style. Available in 15+ glaze colors. It sits directly on most mugs.
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