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The video showcases the product in use.The video guides you through product setup.The video compares multiple products.The video shows the product being unpacked. COLETTI Camping Coffee Makers Bozeman Add to Cart Black Coat Bozeman Add to Cart Camp Green Bozeman Buying Options Natural Filters Add to Cart Synthetic Filters Add to Cart Butte Add to Cart Customer Reviews 4.4 out of 5 stars 10,885 4.6 out of 5 stars 271 4.5 out of 5 stars 210 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,964 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,964 4.5 out of 5 stars 1,402 Price $49.89$49.89 $35.99$35.99 — $15.95$15.95 $15.95$15.95 $55.95$55.95 Title Camping's Favorite Percolator Super Sleek Brewing Gear America's Sleekest Percolator Organic & Unbleached Medical Grade & Tasteless Our Biggest Coffee Makers Available Sizes 6, 9, 12 Cup 6, 9, 12 Cup 9 Cup 3.75 in, 100 pc 3.75 in, 100 pc 14, 24 Cup Available Color Stainless Steel Black Camp Green Brown White Stainless Steel Plastic & Aluminum Free ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ ✔ Lifetime Replacement Promise ✔ ✔ ✔ ✘ ✘ ✔ Previous page The Bozeman Color Series Brand NEW, Full Vibrant Colors, Same Bold Coffee! View Listing The Boulder - Camping French Press The Largest and Toughest French Press Ever View Listing The Scoutmaster Sometimes Bigger is Better View Listing Next page
NO ALUMINUM, NO PLASTIC—JUST COFFEE – Some things should never change—like the way coffee is meant to taste. Our percolator coffee pot is crafted from pure stainless steel, with no plastic or cheap aluminum. The glass view top lets you watch every drop brew to perfection. Built for any setting, this coffee percolator stovetop is the choice of campers, travelers, and home brewers alike. A stovetop coffee maker that delivers bold, full-bodied flavor, cup after cup.
BUILT TOUGH FOR THE OUTDOORS – The fire crackles, the morning air is crisp, and the smell of fresh coffee drifts through camp. This is how the day begins. Whether you're brewing in the mountains or at home, this stove top coffee maker keeps it simple—water, heat, and time. Designed for adventure, our camping coffee makers guarantee a satisfying, hot brew anywhere. A percolator coffee pot stovetop that works wherever the road takes you.
QUICK CLEANING ON THE TRAIL – Pack up, rinse out, and keep moving. The Bozeman percolator coffee pot stovetop is built for the most demanding trails—no fragile parts, no complicated cleanup. A quick rinse, and it's ready for the next sunrise. Dishwasher safe at home, effortless in the wild (NOTE 1 coffee cup equals 6 fl oz). Includes a pack of filters for a smoother cup, because good coffee deserves a little extra care.
STRONG, SMOOTH, UNCOMPROMISING – Good coffee takes patience, and a stainless steel percolator coffee pot rewards it. The steady heat of percolation draws out deep, full-bodied flavors. No weak brews. No burnt taste. Just smooth, hot coffee, every time. Whether you're up before dawn or winding down by the fire, this is coffee the way it was meant to be—bold, rich, and unforgettable.
LIFETIME REPLACEMENT GUARANTEE – A camping coffee pot should last a lifetime, and this one will. If it ever fails, we'll replace it. Built for adventure, backed for life. As a veteran-owned company, COLETTI stands behind every coffee percolator we make. Wherever the road takes you, this percolator is ready—Make Great Coffee Anywhere
Very happy with this purchase. Likes... stainless steel, no plastic, glass perk knob... GREAT tasting coffee.It takes some experimenting to get it just the way you want it but you can do that easily.I use the little round filters that came with it, and regular store bought folgers half caff coffee.I use 3 slightly rounded scoops of coffee, and fill it up to the 9 cup mark. On our glass top electric stove I heat it on HIGH until it perks (11 minutes when filled to the 9 cup mark) and then I turn it down to med/low (2-3) and let it perk for 8-9 minutes. The coffee produced is much bolder than our old drip coffee maker, smells great while perking and drinking, wonderful flavor. If you ground your own fresh coffee beans, no doubt it would be even more wonderful.I am VERY happy with this purchase. Actually came back to Amazon to see if they made a 12 cup version which would be nice for when my kids come home to visit - but sad to say I could not find it in a 12 cup.Ps... the cup size I think must be 5 oz cups, because when we fill it to the "9 cup" mark, we only get 5 or so cups of coffee (8-10 oz regular coffee mug type cups).Clean up is easy. I hand wash mine, mostly just rinse it out with hot water and then wipe it dry with towel. Use a little soap now and then.The only thing I don't like is the time it takes to get to perk with our older electric cook top.Considering purchasing one of those fancy induction cook tops to speed that up.Buy it, you will like it !*UPDATE* 9/13/2018 - I purchased a NuWave PIC Platnum (latest model as of this date) - this is an induction cooktop.It WORKS with this Percolator just fine. (there was some question of that) but glad to report that it does work.With the NuWave you can program it to do Stage Cooking... Stage 1, some temp, for some time, State 2, some temp, for some time, etc... then save that as a program number that you can run, and it will auto go thru the different stages.I fill the Percolator up to the first hole in the spout (you can see that when you look inside the pot)... this is close to the 9 cup mark.I programmed the NuWave to run at 575 degrees for 7 minutes (that gets me to the first few perks)... and then at 210 degrees for the next 9 minutes (that is how long I want it to perk)... and it does perk at 210, but will not at 205. At 215 it perks a little strong, so I set it to use 210 degrees for the next 9 minutes (stage 2), and then for the last stage... I set it to keep the coffee nice and hot 180 degrees, for the next 20 minutes and then to shut off.That lets me come back for a nice HOT second cup...Worked like a champ this morning. Just filled my pot up to the first hole, put my 3 scoops of coffee in, and told it to run program 99 (where I had saved those 3 stages of cooking). It ran the 7 minutes at 575 degrees and just started perking... then stage 2 kicked in, 210 degrees for the next 9 minutes, and then stage 3, 180 degrees for the next 20 minutes... then it shut off.COOL !
