The OXO Good Grips 32 Ounce Cold Brew Coffee Maker drips water over the grounds through a perforated Rainmaker lid, then drains concentrate into a borosilicate glass carafe at the press of a release switch. Epicurious reviewer Tiffany Hopkins called the coffee smooth and delicious and credited the Rainmaker lid, which also removes the need to stir the grounds. It makes up to 28 ounces of concentrate that keeps in the refrigerator for up to two weeks. Her complaints are a brewing container with no measurement markers for the coffee and a wide-mouthed carafe that is slippery to pour from.
- — Rainmaker lid spreads water slowly and evenly over the grounds, with no stirring needed, per Epicurious
- — Makes up to 28 ounces of concentrate, enough for more than a dozen drinks
- — Borosilicate glass carafe has measurement markers for the water and stores the concentrate in the fridge
- — Brewing container has no measurement markers for the coffee, so a scale is needed
- — Wide-mouthed carafe can be slippery and hard to hold when pouring, per Epicurious
- — A tad pricier than pitcher-style makers such as the Hario Mizudashi, per Epicurious