Would you have cold drip coffee at home?
Khanh Nguyen
6 years ago
last modified: 6 years ago
Hi Houzzers! I stumbled across this stylish miniaturised cold drip coffee tower by ATMOS and I think it'd make a great gift, particularly with the swelteringly hot Christmas season coming up – it'd be perfect for iced coffee (yumm...).
Would you like to be gifted one? Is this a hit or miss with you? Vote and let me know in the comments why!
Product - ATMOS
Yes to homemade cold drip coffee
Sorry, not for me
I don't drink coffee
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