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Kalita Wave 185 Filters (100 pack)
Kalita Wave 185 Filters (100 pack)

Kalita Wave 185 Filters (100 pack)

$14.00
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ABOUT THIS PRODUCT

Flat bottom filters are where it's at! Looking for even extraction and a clean, clear cup? Look no further; Kalita has you covered. Obviously, these work perfectly for your Kalita Wave 185 dripper, but they work equally well paired with a medium-sized Origami dripper or a NotNeutral Lino Dripper. 

We recommend NOT pre-rinsing these filters before brewing, as you want to keep the wave design of the filter rigid. We find that there is no paper flavor that carries over into the cup, unlike most other filters, which do benefit from a pre-rinse. But you know, it's coffee, so feel free to experiment and see what you come up with. 

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Frequently Asked Questions

ALL orders, regardless of shipping method chosen, typically takes 1-2 business days from the date of order for us to roast, package, and ship.

We ship to the entire United States via the US Postal Service and UPS. Transit times typically take 1-5 days depending on how far away you are from Tulsa, OK. Once your order is in the hands of of the postal carrier, we do not have any control over how quickly the package is delivered.

We are roasting coffee daily, Monday-Friday. We aim to fulfill online orders with coffees between 1-7 days off roast, so that when it is delivered to you it's had time to degas and is ready for brewing.

Coffee is best brewed after it has had time to degas (at least 5-7 days off roast). Coffee's aroma will be at its peak intensity and freshness within the first month after roasting. So, if you are planning on signing up for a subscription, it's best to order for a month's supply at a maximum if you are looking to get the absolute best out of your beans.

No, these are natural flavors found in the coffee. Coffee is the seed of Coffee Fruit. Like any other fruit in the world there are 1000s of botanical varieties. Different varieties will have different flavor characteristics, a lot like wine.

Other things that impact a coffee’s flavor include where the coffee is grown, how the fruit is processed, how the seed is dried, how well the coffee is sorted, how the coffee is roasted, and lastly how you brew it.