the everyday problem

Even extraction, every single cup.

A single-cup pour-over dripper thrown in matte-glazed stoneware. Internal spiral ribs lift the filter off the wall so water runs evenly through the whole bed, and one drip hole at the tip meters the pour — the difference between a flat cup and a clean one.

Takes a standard size 02 paper filter · fired stoneware holds heat far better than plastic · hand wash.

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Matte Glazed Stoneware Pour Over Coffee — matte-glazed stoneware pour-over dripper

Matte Glazed Stoneware Pour Over Coffee

why the cup goes flat

Most cones cool the water and let it run down one wall. Yours shouldn’t.

A thin plastic cone sheds heat the moment the kettle leaves it, and its flat walls let the paper cling so the pour finds the path of least resistance — a channel down one side, half the grounds barely touched. The result is the same every morning: a cup that tastes thin where it should taste round.

This dripper answers both with its shape, not a gadget. The cone is fired stoneware, so it holds the brewing heat. Spiral ribs on the inside hold the filter off the wall, so water has to pass through the whole bed of grounds. One drip hole at the tip sets the pace. Nothing to charge, nothing to replace.

what you get from it

  • Spiral ribs lift the filter off the wall, so water runs evenly through the whole bed — not down one channel
  • A single drip hole at the cone tip meters the pour and keeps contact time even
  • Fired stoneware holds brewing heat far better than plastic
  • Heavy, steady base — it sits flat on the mug and stays put mid-pour
  • Takes a standard size 02 paper filter you can buy anywhere
  • Hand wash and it is ready for the next morning
The stoneware dripper, three-quarter view
The matte glaze and the cone tip, close

the object

One cone, thrown in stoneware and left matte.

Heavier than the plastic it replaces, it sits flat on the mug or carafe and stays put while you pour. The glaze is matte, the line is plain, and there is exactly one moving idea in it — the ribbed cone. Here is the whole of it.

Material
Matte-glazed stoneware
Brews
A single cup, by the cup
Filter
Standard size 02 cone paper
Interior
Spiral ribs lift the filter off the wall
Flow
One drip hole at the cone tip
Base
Stable circle — sits on mugs and carafes
Care
Hand wash

almost there

Filter, grounds, a slow circle of water. That is the whole machine.

Drop a size 02 paper filter into the cone, rinse it, add your grounds. Pour a little to let them bloom, then pour the rest in slow circles. The ribs keep the paper open and the single hole keeps the pace honest, so the water leaves through the bed and not around it.

Lift it off the cup, tip the filter into the bin, rinse the cone under the tap. There is no basket to scrub and no part to lose — which is the point of brewing one good cup at a time.

The dripper resting on a mug, ready to brew

stoneware, against the plastic cone

Why pay more than a plastic dripper costs.

This dripperThe usual plastic cone
HeatFired stoneware holds the brewing heatThin plastic sheds it
WeightHeavy, steady — stays put on the mugLight, slides as you pour
Filter bedSpiral ribs lift the paper off the wallFlat walls let the filter cling
PourOne metered drip hole, even contactWide, uncontrolled outlet

Both make coffee. One of them holds the heat, holds the cup, and is still in your kitchen in five years.

Free

shipping, tracked

7-20d

overseas delivery

30d

returns on faults

Secure

Stripe checkout

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before you order

The honest answers.

Shipping is free and tracked from an overseas warehouse, so it takes a little longer — and change-of-mind returns aren't offered for that reason. Faults, damage and lost parcels are covered. We would rather say so here than surprise you at the door.

How long does shipping take?

It ships from our overseas warehouse and most orders arrive in 7 to 20 days, with free shipping. A tracking number is emailed when it ships.

What if it arrives damaged?

Send a photo through the chat button in the corner and we approve a full refund or a free replacement, with nothing to send back.

Can I return it if I change my mind?

Because orders ship from an overseas warehouse we can't take change-of-mind returns, so the item is yours to keep. We'd rather be upfront about that.

Who is behind the store?

It's operated from Australia, in conjunction with global suppliers. Questions are handled by the chat button in the corner on any page.

Pourhouse

One object at a time, made to do its one job well.

Pourhouse is operated from Australia, in conjunction with global suppliers. We started with the most-used object in any coffee kitchen — the dripper — and made the version we wanted on our own counters: stoneware instead of plastic, ribs instead of a smooth wall, one drip hole instead of a guess.

No subscription, no app, no range to keep up with. A good cup, by the cup. Questions go to the chat button in the corner, where a person answers orders, tracking and returns.


one cup, done right

Brew the better cup tomorrow morning.

Matte-glazed stoneware · size 02 cone · spiral ribs · single metered drip hole. $34.00, free shipping and tracked.

Add to cart$34.00

USD · Secure checkout, powered by Stripe

Tracked delivery, typically 7–20 days.Damaged, wrong, or never arrived is covered. Change of mind isn’t — it ships from an overseas warehouse, so the cone is yours to keep.

The stoneware dripper, ready to ship