COLETTI Bozeman Induction Coffee Maker — Percolator Coffee Pot, Coffee Percolator – Brews 3 Kinds of Ways: Fire, Stovetop, & Induction [9 cup, Induction]

Let me tell you, folks, there are two kinds of mornings in this world: those that begin with a sad, watery, vaguely coffee-flavored beverage, and those that begin with a robust, soul-stirring cup of liquid gold brewed in the magnificent COLETTI Bozeman Induction Coffee Maker. Since April 2025, my mornings have firmly belonged to the latter, and my taste buds (and general disposition) couldn't be happier. This isn't just a coffee pot; it's a 9-cup beacon of caffeinated joy, a metallic maestro that conducts the symphony of my morning joe. Now, some might shy away from a percolator, muttering about "old-fashioned" or "too much work." To them, I say, "Pish posh!" With just a smidgen of percolator prowess (which, trust me, you'll pick up faster than a squirrel hoarding nuts), this beauty is an absolute dream to operate. The coffee that emerges? Oh, it's exactly how I like it – rich, flavorful, and utterly devoid of that "burnt plastic" aftertaste some other methods impart. And the best part? I'm the master of my coffee destiny; a simple adjustment of the brew time and voilà, I can dial in the strength like a seasoned barista (minus the pretentious mustache). But it's not just about the brew; it's about the entire experience. The design, construction, and ergonomics of the COLETTI Bozeman are, dare I say, chef's kiss. The real wood handle isn't just for show; it's a testament to quality, keeping my precious digits safe from the fiery embrace of a freshly brewed pot. It feels substantial, reliable, and frankly, quite handsome sitting on my stovetop. And the size? Perfect. It's not so massive it requires its own zip code on my counter, nor is it so tiny I'm constantly refilling it like a hummingbird feeder. A quick pro tip from your friendly neighborhood coffee enthusiast: do yourself a favor and grab the COLETTI filters. I've found that using one on the bottom and one on the top creates a pristine, grounds-free experience. And for the love of all that is delicious, boil low and slow. Patience, my friends, is a virtue, especially when it comes to avoiding those rogue coffee grounds that try to sneak into your cup. Now, for the secret weapon, a trick I picked up from the legendary cowboy cook, Kent Rollins himself: once your coffee is brewed, pour a small amount of cold water into the spout. This magical maneuver forces any lingering "floaters" (the coffee equivalent of dust bunnies) down to the bottom. Then, pour nice and slow, take a deep, glorious sniff of that intoxicating aroma, and prepare for a truly perfect cup. In conclusion, if you're in the market for a coffee maker that delivers exceptional taste, boasts top-notch design, and makes you feel like a coffee-brewing wizard, look no further than the COLETTI Bozeman Induction Coffee Maker. It's not just a purchase; it's an investment in better mornings, one perfectly percolated cup at a time. Highly, highly recommended!

WOh my goodness, this percolator is wonderful! It brings back slow cooking. Works best with very low heat to let the boiling water percolate over 7-8 minutes. Works great on my induction stove. I use basket filters to avoid grounds or sediment in the coffee. Brings me back to old fashioned, traditional ways to prepare coffee. Very happy with my purchase.

right away this percolator made delicious coffee. Of course I watched several videos about the several ways to manage making a good cup of coffee, which were helpful. The instructions included with the pot was the one I followed. Yum!!

Does the job; I would like it better if the capacity was just a little larger. Expect a few coffee grounds getting through; the paper filter disks help but I think what would help more is a coarser grind of coffee than what I buy pre-ground / pre-packaged in the grocery store.

I really enjoy the coffee from this pot! I needed an induction coffee maker and this works perfectly. I cook on a high setting (3/4 heat) until it starts to percolate, then I turn down to low (1/4 heat) for 7 minutes. I do not use the paper filters because I want the oil and full flavor. I also do not grind the grounds very fine. There is fine grounds in the bottom of the pot, but I am able to keep most in the coffee maker. I definitely recommend this product.

I don’t even want to give this product one star. But I wanted to make sure my review was recorded. I just bought the coffee pot and made coffee for the first time today. When I began to pour out the little bit of coffee to clean the pot I found broken glass in the pot from the percolator! At some point during the percolation the glass broke and got into the pot. This is a serious safety issue! I drank coffee and so did my family member from this pot. I’m very disappointed in this product!

Percolator works great and makes good coffee, but read the fine print! They call a “cup” 5 ozs! The directions tell you not to fill past bottom of pour spout so it only makes about 35 ozs of coffee. 2 16oz travel cups worth. I love the coffee, just wish it truly made 72oz of coffee.

I grew up with coffee from a percolator, and when I got my new induction range my old pot wouldn't work. This was the only one I could find that was specifically rated for induction. I haven't tried it on any other heat sources yet, but it absolutely works brilliantly on an induction cook top. I used one of the included paper filters, something I've never done on a percolator before, and the grounds in the brew were minimal. The results were delicious, hot coffee, and I expect to use this percolator for many years. It's solidly built, looks durable, and has a nice look. One caveat that is mentioned in the instructions that I wanted to cite. They warn you not to crank down on the removable glass perc top, because if over-tightened, thermal expansion can cause it to break. I believe this, because I left mine wobbly loose at the start (enough that I was worried it might leak), and by the end, it was snug. I could've probably left it looser and been okay. (They do sell spares.) No leaks, no drips, just delicious coffee. Recommended!

this product is twice the price that it should be.

Good sturdy percolator. Just follow instructions to make lovely coffee. Bring to the boil then put on simmer for 8 minutes. Perfect coffee every time and the house smells great with the aroma. Well worth buying.

Great product, easy to clean, just works as it should