A simple way to make a fresh cup of coffee - on the go

Following a design that goes back many decades, we have worked with original SwissGold engineers to recreate a simple, portable, and effective filter for your daily coffee - either at home, in the office, or on the road. All that is needed is medium ground coffee and hot water. Place the Coffee-4-me gold filter on your favorite cup, add coffee grounds and water and in less than 2 minutes you have perfect pour-over coffee.

Coffee-4-me by Designandgrace

The patented Coffee-4-me gold filter by Designandgrace has a permanent filter made from etched stainless steel, completely covered with an additional protective, non-stick layer of hard gold titanium. This inert material is used extensively in the medical field. It is totally food safe, it simplifies cleaning, and further extends the life of the all-metal filter.

Full coffee taste with the gold titanium filter

The disadvantages of paper filters as flavor carriers are overcome by the gold titanium filter as a medium, due to its etched micro slots. On the other hand, with a closed structure and its absorbency, paper extracts the "brewing colloids" (natural coffee oils and fats) dissolve in the liquid. These are the flavor carriers in coffee. With its open structure by the micro-openings in the gold filter, all these natural flavor carriers can go directly to your cup unhindered. That ensures you get the true coffee taste. This will be popular with coffee tasters and professionals, too.

Conservative and convenient

The Coffee-4-me gold filter by Designandgrace is clearly an investment, but you won't need those paper filters ever again, and there is no waste. The filter is light weight and easy to use, so it is suitable for travelers, camping, even in the office. You no longer have to use those expensive pods.

The Coffee-4-me filter is environmentally positive

The Coffee-4-me gold filter is ecological and sustainable. The coffee grounds, which are between 50 and 80 grams depending on the amount of coffee infusion, can be recycled. Pure coffee grounds, which can be easily knocked out of the filter, can then be added to compost or mixed into the potting soil of your kitchen herbs. It would be a shame to simply dispose of this valuable organic material in the garbage can. Coffee grounds contain many natural nutrients that are very important for plant growth.