Pastorale Pour-Over Set
$309.00
Sale price
$309.00
Regular price
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Pastorale Pour-Over Set
$309.00
Sale price
$309.00
Regular price
Ceramic dripper · Glass server · Gooseneck kettle · Six colors · Complete kit
A ceramic dripper and a small gooseneck kettle, sold together. The dripper holds the paper, the kettle pours the water, the cup catches the result. Six colors, pink and bronze sit on the shelf the same way the morning sits on a windowsill.
The Pastorale Pour-Over Set is a complete manual brewing kit: a ceramic V-shaped dripper, a heat-resistant glass server with measurement markings, a stainless steel gooseneck kettle (15 oz or 20 oz), and forty paper filters. Six color combinations, black, red, pink, white, silver, bronze, mix the dripper finish with the kettle material.
The brew, the pour, the small ritual.
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Specifications
Dripper material
Ceramic
Server material
Heat-resistant borosilicate glass
Kettle material
Stainless steel or bronze finish
Kettle capacity
15 oz or 20 oz
Kettle dimensions
15 oz: L 7.2" × H 4.6", 20 oz: L 8.5" × H 5.4"
Filters included
40 paper filters, V-shaped
Server markings
Etched measurement lines
Heat source
Stovetop: gas, electric, ceramic. Not induction.
Color options
Black, red, pink, white, silver, bronze
Care & maintenance
Ceramic and glass are forgiving. Stainless steel prefers a soft cloth.
- Rinse after every brew: Warm water and dish soap for the dripper and server. Coffee oils cling to ceramic, a weekly soak in hot soapy water keeps extraction even.
- Kettle care: Rinse with warm water, wipe dry. For the bronze finish, avoid abrasive scrubbers, they scratch the coating. Stainless steel is more forgiving but still prefers a soft sponge.
- Glass server: Hand wash only. Thermal shock from dishwasher cycles can crack borosilicate glass over time.
- Descale the kettle: If you heat tap water, white vinegar or citric acid every few months dissolves mineral buildup inside.
Frequently asked
What is included in the set?
The ceramic V-dripper, the glass server with measurement markings, the gooseneck kettle (your choice of 15 oz or 20 oz), and forty V-shaped paper filters.
Which kettle size should I pick?
The 15 oz kettle is compact and light, ideal for single servings or travel. The 20 oz kettle holds enough for two large cups and heats slightly slower, which helps temperature control.
What is the difference between stainless steel and bronze kettles?
Both are stainless steel underneath. The bronze version has a textured bronze coating on the exterior for a warmer, more artisanal look. The stainless version is smooth and slightly easier to clean.
Can I use the kettle on induction?
No. The base is not magnetic. Use it on gas, electric coil, or ceramic stovetops. For induction, you need a separate induction-compatible kettle or an induction converter disc.
What grind size works best?
Medium to medium-coarse, slightly coarser than drip coffee. Too fine clogs the filter and over-extracts bitterness. Too coarse flows too fast and under-extracts flavor. Start medium, adjust by taste.