'Scuze my coffee noobness, but wtf is really the difference between "pour over" vs. drip?
And for the record, I pack along a Coleman grill top coffee maker. I'm quite surprised the glass carafe has lasted all these years.
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No difference. A pour-over is drip. It is a manual, single-serve coffee maker.
I disagree that there is no difference. I think a pour over makes one of the better cups of coffee; up there with a french press or aeropress.
Most automatic drip machines don't ever get to the correct brewing temperature. Manual pour over temperature is controlled by you, which is essential in getting a great cup.
Most autos also do as the name suggests, drip, causing the grind to get over saturated/brewed. With the manual, you control the flow of how quickly you pour to get the right brewing time.
I think to get a good cup, you need the right water temperature, correct grind and correct brewing time. With the manual, you can control what really matters.