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SKUNL-PULSAR-BLK

NEXTLEVEL Pulsar Brewer

Name: NEXTLEVEL Pulsar Brewer
Brand: nextlevel
SKU: NL-PULSAR-BLK
Price: 89.0 CAD
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TAKE YOUR COFFEE TO THE NEXTLEVEL!

NextLevel have joined forces with coffee-obsessed, astrophysicist Jonathan Gagné, author of The Physics of Coffee and the Coffee Ad Astra blog, to help develop, the Pulsar Brewer.

By adding a variable flow-rate valve along with other improvements, Jonathan and the NextLevel team have improved on the innovative LVL-10 Brewer, to create the Pulsar.

Allowing for a longer, "steeped" bloom, the adjustable valve facilitates a more efficient prewetting of the coffee grounds. Combining flow-rate control with the "no bypass" design, the Pulsar Brewer allows you to couple immersion and percolation together in creative ways that are only limited by your skill and imagination.

Pulsar Benefits

Flow Control
The Pulsar brewer offers complete control over agitation and flow rate, and makes it easy to retain water during the blooming phase

Diffused Pouring
Start a controlled brew with a uniform wetting of the grounds with the carefully designed dispersion cap

High Versatility
The valve and the "no bypass" brewer design provide an unlimited number of possible combinations of immersion and percolation.
No Water Bypass
Eliminate the unknown amount of water bypassing the coffee bed (Easily control the strength with brew ratio)
Heat Retention
The combination of thermal stable plastic and dispersion cap give this brewer the advantage of higher slurry temps

Steep-and-Relealse
Perfect for simple 'steep-and-release' brews

Tea Brewing
The ideal dripper for steep and release tea brewing, such as Gong-fu, a traditional Chinese method of making tea

Made in the USA
All parts manufactured in the United States of America!
- Made in the U.S.A.
- Materials:
  - Base and Cap Ring: Soft-Touch, Food Safe TPE
  - Dispersion Cap, Barrel and Filter Support: Durable BPA Free Tritan® Copolyester
- 100 premium, paper filters included
- Perfect brewing solution for camping and travel
NextLevel Pulsar Brewer - Suggested Recipes

New fav

Awesome brewer, deffinitly next level so many variables to brew up different cups and they always taste good!

Easy Delicious

Great brewer! Easy to learn, even my first brew with the Pulsar was noticeably better tasting than the Origami i was coming from. I use my Pulsar most days now

My one concern is whether I'm cleaning the base of the brewer sufficiently, both in the grooves underneath and inside the valve

Excellent Brewer

I purchased this brewer from Eight Ounce about 8 months ago and it has replaced my Aeropress as my daily driver. It is a somewhat similar brewer, in that it is zero bypass and nearly infinitely flexible in its ability to let the user play around with brewing methods. At $90, it’s not cheap, especially compared to a plastic V60, but, it did allow me to brew a more “bright” V60-like cup than my Aeropress is really capable of without the cost of buying a proper gooseneck kettle. Nor the learning curve required to master the V60. In addition, its higher capacity make it a better home brewer for us. Recipes abound but I recommend ARAMSE’s YouTube video from about a year ago, as the three he offers will give a nice grounding. Plus he has a rather British sense of humour.

I should also note, cleaning is easy: Get rid of the filter and grounds. Throw in dishwasher. After 8 months of near daily use, no harm is apparent.

All I need

Does what most of my other drippers do, wish I bought a Pulsar first!

Taking your brews to the next level

Th brewer is so versatile and gives you control over everything. The coffees I have brewed so far were round and sweet with low acidity but there are tons of recipes to try and I am pretty sure it is capable of producing a nice acidity as well. The only complaint I have is the base material which feels kind of cheap.

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