The London Sip Cold Brew Coffee Maker

The 304 stainless steel filter is designed to be fine enough to catch most grounds while allowing the coffee's natural oils to pass through for a richer body. While some very fine sediment is common with metal filters, it is minimal and generally settles at the bottom of the carafe.

Yes, borosilicate glass is known for its thermal resistance and durability compared to standard glass. It is sturdy enough for daily handling, though it should still be treated with the care you would give any glass kitchenware to prevent chips or cracks.

Cold brewing is a slow process that relies on time rather than heat. For the best flavor extraction, we recommend steeping your coffee grounds in the fridge for 12 to 24 hours, depending on how strong you prefer your concentrate.

Absolutely. The fine mesh filter makes this an excellent tool for steeping loose-leaf tea or infusing water with fresh fruits and herbs. Just be sure to clean the filter thoroughly between uses to prevent flavor transfer.

While the glass carafe is generally dishwasher safe, we recommend hand washing the stainless steel filter to ensure it stays free of oils and residue over time. Hand washing the glass is also the safest way to maintain its clarity and prevent accidental breakage.