Glass Coffee Percolator for Stovetop Brewing, 1 L Borosilicate Glass Pot with a Metal Heat Diffuser
This glass coffee percolator brings a slower coffee ritual to your stovetop. Its 1 L capacity makes a full pot in approximately 10–15 minutes, giving you time to ease into the morning or enjoy a relaxed afternoon break.
The NONNA 2.0 combines vintage styling with borosilicate glass, stainless steel and silicone components. A glass lid lets you watch the brewing process, while an internal silicone ring helps keep the lid secure. The glass stem channels heated water through the grounds, and a metal heat diffuser protects the glass from direct heat.
Features
- Stovetop percolation for leisurely morning and afternoon coffee
- Glass lid provides a clear view of brewing
- Internal silicone ring helps secure the glass lid
- Coffee basket combines a glass wall with metal components
- Glass stem channels heated water through the coffee grounds
- Metal heat diffuser protects the glass from direct heat
Specifications
- Product type: Glass Coffee Percolator
- Capacity: 1 L (34 fl oz.)
- Composition: Borosilicate glass, stainless steel and silicone
- Brewing method: Stovetop percolation
- Approximate full-pot brewing time: 10–15 minutes
- Components: Glass lid, water reservoir, glass-wall coffee basket, metal basket components, glass stem and metal heat diffuser
- Package quantity: 1 unit
Frequently Asked Questions
How much coffee does this glass percolator hold?
This glass coffee percolator has a 1 L capacity, also stated as 34 fl oz., so you can plan your brew by volume.
How long does a full pot take to brew?
A full pot takes approximately 10–15 minutes on the stovetop, making this percolator suited to leisurely mornings and relaxed afternoon coffee breaks.
Can I watch the coffee while it brews?
Yes. The glass coffee percolator has a glass lid that provides a clear view of the brewing process, and an internal silicone ring helps keep that lid secure.
What does the metal heat diffuser do?
The metal heat diffuser protects this percolator's glass pot from direct heat during stovetop brewing.