The Tricolate device has a number of innovative features that separates it as the most advanced filter coffee brewer yet.

Eliminates uneven input whilst brewing
An engineered shower head has been designed to disperse water evenly across the coffee at not only a consistent height but also at a specific flow rate.

Better coverage
A more efficient saturation can be achieved for the bloom part of brewing, wetting all of the coffee grounds in seconds without needing to stir.

No more high and dry coffee grounds
The vertical walls result in all of the coffee being in all of the water all of the time.

Laboratory grade filter paper
The German manufactured paper delivers a more consistent pore structure. With a smaller filter size than other devices you get less paper taint in your coffee.

Extract more coffee.
The 80mm wide flat brew bed increases surface area and allows for more even water to coffee contact, this results in a higher extraction.

No need for an expensive goose neck kettle
Achieve much higher extraction yields than ever before. Taste coffee that has greater balance, sweetness and clarity. For the best heat stability and durability the device is made from Tritan® plastic. Tritan® doesn’t contain BPA, BPS or any other bisphenols. It is a clear plastic that retains its colour and gloss even after hundreds of dishwasher cycles. The carry case is made from polypropylene ( PP ) which is also BPA free and food safe. The device is injection moulded in Australia.

How To Brew:
Traditional recipe using medium coarse grind (60g to 1 Litre)

One cup ( approx. 220ml )
• Use 15g of coffee to 250ml of boiling water
• Pour 35g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water & swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 03:00-04:00 minutes.

Two cups ( approx. 440ml )
• Use 30g of coffee to 500ml of boiling water
• Pour 65g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water & swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 03:00-04:00 minutes.

Finer grind, super high extraction (45.5g to 1 Litre)
One cup ( approx. 200ml )
• Use 10g of coffee to 220ml of boiling water
• Pour 25g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water,
• At 1:30 minutes into the brew swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 05:30-06:30 minutes.

One mug ( approx. 300ml )
• Use 15g of coffee to 330ml of boiling water
• Pour 35g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water,
• At 2 minutes into the brew swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 05:30-06:30 minutes.

Two cups ( approx. 400ml )
• Use 20g of coffee to 440ml of boiling water
• Pour 45g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water,
• At 2:30 minutes into the brew swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 05:30-06:30 minutes.

The Tricolate device has a number of innovative features that separates it as the most advanced filter coffee brewer yet.

Eliminates uneven input whilst brewing
An engineered shower head has been designed to disperse water evenly across the coffee at not only a consistent height but also at a specific flow rate.

Better coverage
A more efficient saturation can be achieved for the bloom part of brewing, wetting all of the coffee grounds in seconds without needing to stir.

No more high and dry coffee grounds
The vertical walls result in all of the coffee being in all of the water all of the time.

Laboratory grade filter paper
The German manufactured paper delivers a more consistent pore structure. With a smaller filter size than other devices you get less paper taint in your coffee.

Extract more coffee.
The 80mm wide flat brew bed increases surface area and allows for more even water to coffee contact, this results in a higher extraction.

No need for an expensive goose neck kettle
Achieve much higher extraction yields than ever before. Taste coffee that has greater balance, sweetness and clarity. For the best heat stability and durability the device is made from Tritan® plastic. Tritan® doesn’t contain BPA, BPS or any other bisphenols. It is a clear plastic that retains its colour and gloss even after hundreds of dishwasher cycles. The carry case is made from polypropylene ( PP ) which is also BPA free and food safe. The device is injection moulded in Australia.

How To Brew:
Traditional recipe using medium coarse grind (60g to 1 Litre)

One cup ( approx. 220ml )
• Use 15g of coffee to 250ml of boiling water
• Pour 35g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water & swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 03:00-04:00 minutes.

Two cups ( approx. 440ml )
• Use 30g of coffee to 500ml of boiling water
• Pour 65g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water & swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 03:00-04:00 minutes.

Finer grind, super high extraction (45.5g to 1 Litre)
One cup ( approx. 200ml )
• Use 10g of coffee to 220ml of boiling water
• Pour 25g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water,
• At 1:30 minutes into the brew swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 05:30-06:30 minutes.

One mug ( approx. 300ml )
• Use 15g of coffee to 330ml of boiling water
• Pour 35g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water,
• At 2 minutes into the brew swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 05:30-06:30 minutes.

Two cups ( approx. 400ml )
• Use 20g of coffee to 440ml of boiling water
• Pour 45g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water,
• At 2:30 minutes into the brew swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 05:30-06:30 minutes.

The Tricolate device has a number of innovative features that separates it as the most advanced filter coffee brewer yet.

Eliminates uneven input whilst brewing
An engineered shower head has been designed to disperse water evenly across the coffee at not only a consistent height but also at a specific flow rate.

Better coverage
A more efficient saturation can be achieved for the bloom part of brewing, wetting all of the coffee grounds in seconds without needing to stir.

No more high and dry coffee grounds
The vertical walls result in all of the coffee being in all of the water all of the time.

Laboratory grade filter paper
The German manufactured paper delivers a more consistent pore structure. With a smaller filter size than other devices you get less paper taint in your coffee.

Extract more coffee.
The 80mm wide flat brew bed increases surface area and allows for more even water to coffee contact, this results in a higher extraction.

No need for an expensive goose neck kettle
Achieve much higher extraction yields than ever before. Taste coffee that has greater balance, sweetness and clarity. For the best heat stability and durability the device is made from Tritan® plastic. Tritan® doesn’t contain BPA, BPS or any other bisphenols. It is a clear plastic that retains its colour and gloss even after hundreds of dishwasher cycles. The carry case is made from polypropylene ( PP ) which is also BPA free and food safe. The device is injection moulded in Australia.

How To Brew:
Traditional recipe using medium coarse grind (60g to 1 Litre)

One cup ( approx. 220ml )
• Use 15g of coffee to 250ml of boiling water
• Pour 35g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water & swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 03:00-04:00 minutes.

Two cups ( approx. 440ml )
• Use 30g of coffee to 500ml of boiling water
• Pour 65g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water & swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 03:00-04:00 minutes.

Finer grind, super high extraction (45.5g to 1 Litre)
One cup ( approx. 200ml )
• Use 10g of coffee to 220ml of boiling water
• Pour 25g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water,
• At 1:30 minutes into the brew swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 05:30-06:30 minutes.

One mug ( approx. 300ml )
• Use 15g of coffee to 330ml of boiling water
• Pour 35g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water,
• At 2 minutes into the brew swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 05:30-06:30 minutes.

Two cups ( approx. 400ml )
• Use 20g of coffee to 440ml of boiling water
• Pour 45g of water, pick up and swirl the brewer.
• Allow to bloom for 35 seconds, then pour the remaining water,
• At 2:30 minutes into the brew swirl again.
• Your total brew should be between 05:30-06:30 minutes.