MoMA design classic since 1941. Thick filters. Tea-like clarity. James Bond drank it.
Invented by chemist Peter Schlumbohm in 1941 and displayed at MoMA as a design classic. The Chemex uses proprietary bonded paper filters that are 20-30% thicker than standard filters, removing more oils and sediment for the cleanest cup in pour-over. The hourglass shape with a wooden collar and leather tie is so iconic that it appeared in the James Bond film "From Russia with Love." Available in 3-cup ($44), 6-cup ($48), 8-cup ($52), and 10-cup ($55) sizes. The coffee is bright, tea-like, and polarizing — people either love the clarity or miss the body. There's no middle ground.

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