Cold Brew Coffee Maker, 64 oz Mason Jar Pitcher with Stainless Steel Filter, Pour Spout Handle Lid, Airtight & Leak-Proof for Iced Coffee,Tea & Lemonade

This is so great. Works perfectly, is easy to clean and fits perfectly in my fridge. I love the look of it and am so happy it’s glass and not plastic!! Easy to use and so sturdy.

Not sure if I'm even doing it right. Fill the filter up to 2/3rds full with grounds, pour water over it until it leeches into the jar, repeat until full, and let it sit for 29-36 hours. It's a clean as heck cold brew and tastes great! Very simple to use. Mind the concentrate result though. Cut it with a little milk or creamer. No leaks, compact and portable (can even drink out of it), and very, very durable. Very good!

I really hesitated with this purchase due to so many reviews saying the jar would break easily, but decided to give it a try anyway; I have NOT been DISAPPOINTED it works perfectly! I'm a cold brew snob because cold brew is less acidic and doesn't have the bitterness of a traditionally brewed black coffee. Please note: You should NEVER start this brew with HOT water as it can cause the jar to break especially if your going to add cold water and or ice, you should however start with room temperature water ( cool ) then place the jar in the refrigerator for no less than 24 hours. ( I found the best was to let it set for 48 hours before consuming ) HINT: I do have another 64 oz jar to use as a stand by so I never run out of my cold brew!

I liked the first one enough that I bought a second one lives as a dedicated cold brew maker and the other I use for iced tea. They're simple to use, easy to clean, and the mason jar shape doesn't eat up much fridge space, which was my main concern. Nice, uncomplicated product that does exactly what it says.

I've been really happy with this cold brew maker. It makes smooth, flavorful cold brew, and the large capacity is perfect because I don't have to make a new batch every day. The glass feels sturdy, and the filter does a good job keeping the grounds out of the coffee. My only complaint is that the lid can be pretty difficult to remove, especially when it's on tightly after brewing. It's not a dealbreaker, but it can be a little frustrating. Overall, it's a great value for the price, works exactly as advertised, and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone looking for an affordable cold brew maker.

Absolutely love it, makes the best cold brew, easy to clean and store!

Jar is sturdy, lid is super tight, handle can hold the filled jar's weight just fine (though I still grab the jar by the bottom whenever I can, just in case), filter feels quality and is perfectly molded to the jar's size. Haven't had to use the brush much (filter cleans just fine with water), but I'd rather have it than not. Overall, every piece is well built and works as it should. As for the coffee, just keep in mind if this is your first time making cold brew, it's not nearly as simple as the instructions make it out to be. You're probably gonna have to experiment quite a bit with coffee-to-water ratios, bean coarseness and brewing time before you get something that fits your taste, but that's more on technique and personal taste, nothing to do with the product itself. Highly recommend getting a kitchen scale to measure portions, and either grinding your own beans or have them ground to your preference at your local store if they offer that option, so you have more control. I found pre-ground bags sold at the super market not good enough for this since they were very fine grinds despite being sold as "coarse".

I bought this cold brew pitcher because I finally did the math and realized my daily "little coffee treat" was turning into a full-blown financial commitment. This thing is ridiculously easy to use. Just add coffee grounds to the filter, pour in water, stick it in the fridge, and let it do its thing. The next morning, you've got smooth, delicious cold brew waiting for you with almost zero effort. Cleanup is simple, the filter works great, and I've never had issues with coffee grounds ending up in my drink. The best part? The money I've saved. Instead of spending $6–$8 every day at a coffee shop, I can make multiple servings at home for a fraction of the cost. With how expensive everything is these days, every dollar matters. Groceries cost a fortune, gas isn't cheap, and somehow a quick coffee run can turn into a $10 outing before you know it. My new motto is: "If I can make it at home, I'm making it at home." This pitcher has become part of my daily routine and honestly feels like one of the smartest purchases I've made. The coffee shop may miss me, but my bank account definitely doesn't.

Nice

It’s 800 ml not 64 oz as what i know 64 oz is equal to 1.8L