X-Series Tornado Filter Paper

In fashion, crepe is the fabric with a fine, grainy texture that drapes well and holds its line. Ours is paper, and it does the same job for coffee. A crepe texture on both faces catches the finest grounds before they reach the cup and keeps water moving cleanly through the bed. Nothing muddy at the bottom. Nothing in the cup but the coffee.

The details:

• Clarity. The crepe catches the fines, so the sludge stays in the paper.
• Flow. Texture on both faces keeps water moving, so your grind and pour set the pace.
• Neutral. No dyes, no chemicals. Rinse once and it disappears from the cup.
• Structure. Thin, but it holds its shape from bloom to last pour.

1–2 Cup. One cup, a fitted brew.
2–4 Cup. For two, or a generous mug.

Between sizes? Go with the one printed on your dripper.

1. Fold along the seam.
2. Set it in the dripper and rinse with hot water. Pour that water out.
3. Add coffee, bloom, pour. (Why the first 30 seconds matter: The Standard, No. 02.)
4. Lift out the filter and grounds together.