Barvivo Cold Brew Coffee Maker – Iced Coffee Maker- Cold Brew Pitcher to Blend Roast and Brew the Perfect Morning Coffee – 67.63oz / 2.11quart / 2L – BPA-Free Plastic

what our customer say this product:

1. Christine CHAN Verified Buyer – 3 March 2024

   I’ve owned a few cold brewers and this one is my favorite so far. The design is great and since you can remove the bottom of the filter basket you can clean it easily. I also like that it has a wide mouth so you can get your hand inside to clean thoroughly. The lid screws on and the covers the spout when fully closed. To pour just unscrew a half turn to uncover the spout. I’ve had glass brewers before and you have to be so careful with them – either they crack from temperature change or break from dropping. This one is plastic so I don’t have to worry about that. The assembly and disassembly is easy. Everything screws together. It’s large capacity too so I don’t have to make it so often. The brewing process is the same as any cold brewer. Add the coffee in the basket, pour water into it, close the lid and wait for it to get to the strength you want. I prefer very strong coffee so I leave the grounds in for days and use a mix of fresh ground decaf and coffee/chicory New Orleans style coffee. It makes a great cup! This Barvivo cold brewer is awesome and I definitely recommend it.

   

2. Haynes Verified Buyer – 29 September 2024

   The lid does not screw on easily and is NOT user friendly!
   

3. Trisket Verified Buyer – 9 November 2024

   I purchased this cold brew coffeemaker because it was big and I could make a lot at one time. My other brewers held much less. Well it came. I thought that it was glass. It turns out to be plastic. Then I tried to wash it before the first use. I could not get it to let go of the filter. I worked with it. My husband worked with it. It comes with a card telling you to go to a website to learn how to use it. I did. Many product instructions were on this website. But not this one. So I brewed some without removing the filter. It was ok, but then, when I tried to wash it, it was a 3 day process of soaking it, over and over, to get it clean with the grounds and filter still in it. Finally my son came over and he figured out that the entire top part of the brewer screwed off and then the filter unscrewed from the top. None of my other cold brew makers work this way. Maybe I’m just senile, but I think that needs to be included in the instructions. Other than that, I like it, even the fact that it’s plastic. It makes a ton of coffee so I don’t have to make it often.
   

4. LB479 Verified Buyer – 5 February 2025

   This was a fantastic addition to my morning routine. It’s as easy as filling the filter with your choice of grounds and then filling with water. In the fridge overnight and you have coffee on the fly. The design is solid and quality is great.

   

5. blackbutte Verified Buyer – 1 March 2025

   This is a pretty good size pitcher; roughly makes 2L of cold brew coffee. Our household drink a lot of coffee so we need switch to cold brew from time to time so as not to get to acidic. The height of this brewer is about 11 inches with a width of about 6 inches so make sure you have enough space in your refrigerator. Cold brew coffee made with this tasted so smooth and is easy on your stomach. Great brewer !

   

6. NJ Girl Verified Buyer – 9 March 2025

   I tried this as a Cold-brew coffee maker and didn’t like how it came out. Coffee grounds float in cold water so they weren’t emersed enough in the water to get a strong brew. I tried to stir them and push them down in the filter, into the water, but there was a lot at the top. I make a Lot of iced coffee and I found that this was better used just as the pitcher to store it in the fridge after it was made. I’m not even sure what heat temperature this plastic pitcher will tolerate, so I make the coffee in my regular coffee pot.
   

7. N. Baerreis Verified Buyer – 1 April 2025

   There’s no video on their website (that I could find) but the ratio is pretty easy. Use a relatively coarse grind – I use a French press grind – and fill the inside basket up about 75-85% of the way. Top the whole thing off with filtered water. Put it in your fridge. Wait at least 12 hours. You can go up to 24. I like to pour the coffee into a separate pitcher and start another batch as soon as it’s done, so I’m in the cycle of having delicious cold brew whenever I want.

   Low acid, no bitterness, strong coffee. It’s delicious and easy on the stomach. I highly recommend the process to anyone looking for something that feels fancy without being difficult. As with all coffees, grind it right before you use it for best results, and the better the bean (and the better the roast), the better the end product will be. If you don’t get it right the first time, try it again!