Vietnamese Coffee Collection
Vietnamese Coffee Collection
Say hello to quality brews that vitalize your mornings.
Savor Vietnam’s famously bold roasts with a few stylish accessories. Using a stainless steel phin filter is the traditional method for brewing coffee in Vietnam.
These filters produce a single-cup, bold and slowly brewed roast that’s worth the wait. When paired with dark roast Vietnamese beans (coarsely ground), using a phin filter produces a rich drink that can be even bolder than your average espresso.
Set of 2 Glasses
These glass mugs will stand out in a ceramic forest of coffee cups. Better yet, they give you an unobstructed view of the rich, caramel-colored swirl as your coffee and milk blend.
Set of 2 Phin Filters and Gunmetal Spoons
Beyond the beans, what makes Vietnamese coffee shine is the use of a Phin filter. A Phin sets up for a slower brewing process that produces rich (and highly caffeinated) coffee. We’re throwing in two phin filters and two spoons, for sharing.
Materials
Materials
Glass, Stainless Steel
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Shipping:
We're currently offering free shipping to the continental United States.
When shipping to Alaska, Puerto Rico and Hawaii, there will be a flat fee of $15 required for shipping.
Expedited shipping services are available at an additional fee which will be calculated at checkout.
Returns:
You can return or exchange full-priced products within 30 days.
Exchanges and returns for store credit are free.
If you prefer a refund, there will be a $10.95 shipping and handling fee that will be deducted from your refund.
Food Items: Due to safety, we cannot accept returns of perishable items. If the product is damaged we are happy to replace.
Dimensions
Dimensions
Glass Coffee Mugs: 12 oz
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
All items are dishwasher safe, but handwash recommended. Glasses are microwave safe.
Making Vietnamese Coffee
How to Make:
1.) Boil water.
2.) Add 3 tablespoons of condensed milk to a cup.
3.) Place the Phin Filter on top of glass and put 5 teaspoons of ground coffee into it.
4.) Press the strainer on top of coffee grounds.
5.) Pour in 20ml hot water and leave 30 seconds, then fill up filter 2/3 with boiling water.
6.) The coffee will slowly drip into the cup – 5 minutes. (NOTE: If you have whole beans, adjust the grind size as needed, either speed up or slow down dripping.)
7.) Stir the hot coffee and the sweetened condensed milk (or just sugar if drinking black). Pour over ice in a tall glass.
8.) ENJOY