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Coletti Bozeman Percolator

Coletti Bozeman Percolator

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An all-stainless stovetop percolator with a wood handle and glass lid knob - no plastic anywhere, brew path or otherwise. The plastic-free community's flagship percolator.

The verdict: Plastic-free

The entire brew path - pot, stem, basket, and spreader - is 18/8 food-grade stainless steel, with no plastic and no aluminum in any coffee-contact part. The only non-steel parts are a hardwood handle and a glass lid knob, both non-plastic. That makes it fully plastic-free (and silicone-free): nothing plastic touches the coffee, and there's no plastic on the pot at all.

Verification: Manufacturer confirmed · Last reviewed

What it's made of

PartMaterialFood contact
pot / body
18/8 food-grade stainless
Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary 🔥
percolator stem Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary 🔥
basket and spreader Stainless Steel
304 / 18-8
Yes primary 🔥
handle
hardwood handle, no coffee contact
Wood No
lid knob
glass knob, no coffee contact
Borosilicate Glass No

A stovetop percolator that cycles boiling water up a central stem and showers it over the grounds in the basket for a strong, filter-free cup - no paper consumables. You watch the glass knob on the lid and pull it off the heat when the brew reaches strength. Works on the stovetop or over a campfire, and the Butte sibling model swaps in a rosewood handle.

Pros

  • Wood handle and glass knob where most percolators use plastic
  • All-stainless brew path - pot, stem, basket, spreader
  • No consumable paper filters
  • Works on stovetop and over a campfire; durable and simple

Cons

  • Percolator brewing can over-extract if you're not attentive
  • Wood handle and glass knob need a little more care than plastic
  • No temperature control - you watch the pot
  • Fine grounds can slip through the metal basket

Notes

Categories: Percolators

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