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Sibarist WAVE Filter
Sibarist WAVE Filter
Available for pre-orderShips when we receive stock: typically in a few weeks, can take longer in some cases. Please note that some products feature information about lead time in the descriptions.
The WAVE filter is a flat bottom filter with waves, similar in shape to the widely known classic by Kalita, also available in our online store. The Sibarist WAVE filter is available in three sizes, which are similar to Kalita's 155 and 185 sizes (S, M) and the batch brew filters for the Fellow Aiden (L). We offer the WAVE in packages of 25 or 100 pieces.
Compatibility
For flatbed filter holders and automatic machines.
S: 1–2 cups, like Kalita 155, Xbloom, Origami Dripper S, MK Mantle and others
Filter dimensions: 155 mm diameter (exterior, when flat), 45 mm bottom diameter.
M: 2–4 cups, like Kalita 185, Orea v3–v4 Narrow, Origami Dripper M and others
Filter dimensions: 185 mm diameter (exterior, when flat), 45 mm bottom diameter.
L: 8–10 cups, automatic machines like Fellow Aiden, Moccamaster Thermoserve, Sage or large drippers like Orea BigBoy, Etkin 8 and others
Filter dimensions: 200 mm diameter (exterior, when flat), 85 mm bottom diameter.
FAST vs. B3
The FAST filters allow for a much faster flow and extraction compared to common filter papers. You can grind finer without the risk of overextracting your coffee, often getting cups with more clarity. The B3 filters accentuate body and balance in your cup.
Other Products by Sibarist
Sibarist paper filters are available in various designs and sizes. We stock a selection of their filters at our roastery. If you are looking for other Sibarist products not listed on our website, get in touch – we can source all their other products for you as well.
About Sibarist
The filters are made in Spain near Barcelona by our long-time partners and friends at Sibarist. They are made of 100% organic materials (abaca and pine fibers) and can thus be disposed along with your used coffee grounds in the organic waste or compost bin.
Find detailed instructions about folding Sibarist paper filters and using their tools here.
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