- Does it brew more than one cup?
- The tumbler holds about 10 oz, so realistically it makes one mug at a time. You can brew a second round, but you need fresh grounds and a fresh filter.
- Do I need paper filters?
- Yes. It uses standard paper pour-over filters, and a small starter pack is included. Carry spares for trips longer than a few days.
- Will it keep coffee hot?
- The double-walled stainless tumbler holds heat well, so a brew stays warm for a good while. It is not a rated vacuum flask, so expect warmth rather than hours of scalding heat.
- Can I use it without a kettle?
- You can pour from any bottle or pot, but a narrow spout gives far better control. A wide pour tends to flood the bed and produce a weak cup.
- Is it good for backpacking?
- It packs as one cylinder and has no fragile parts, which suits backpacking. The steel body is heavier than a folding plastic dripper, so weight-focused hikers may prefer the lighter option.
- What comes in the box?
- The Cuppamoka tumbler with lid, the pour-over dripper, a collecting pad, 10 paper filters, a coffee scoop and instructions.
- Where is the WACACO Cuppamoka Portable Drip Coffee Maker cheapest?
- At Wacaco, for $34.90, 19% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- Where can I buy the WACACO Cuppamoka Portable Drip Coffee Maker?
- 8 stores we checked sell it, including Wacaco, Trekkinn.com, Eight Ounce Coffee, EverBean, eBay.