Glass Coffee Percolator - The Nonna | Non-Electric Borosilicate Glass & Stainless Steel | Eco-Friendly Coffee Gift | BPA Free | Stovetop Glass Percolator (1 Unit)

I couldn’t be happier with The Nonna glass coffee percolator! The combo of borosilicate glass and stainless steel is not just sleek but also super durable. I love that it’s non-electric—it’s simple, eco-friendly, and perfect for when I want that classic coffee-making vibe.The design is a showstopper. Watching the coffee brew through the glass is oddly satisfying, and the borosilicate glass holds up great under heat—no cracking or weird stains. Cleanup is quick, and it doesn’t hang onto smells like some other percolators I’ve had. Best of all, the coffee tastes amazing. It’s rich, smooth, and feels like a special treat every time.I also had a small issue with the product when it first arrived, but the company’s response blew me away. They were quick to jump in and went above and beyond to make it right. Seriously, A+ customer service.If you’re into quality coffee and want something that feels a bit special, this is the percolator for you!

Very poor design. Pours more coffee on the counter top than in the cup . Will return today . Big waste of time. I was forced to give one star to get out of this app. I give it no stars

I was looking for an alternative to reduce the amount I spend on Nespresso pods. I chose the Nonna because I have fond memories of drinking percolator coffee with my grandmother and I like that it contains no plastic and doesn't require filters. The design is beautiful and looks great on my stove top. But most importantly, the coffee is amazing...one of the best cups of coffee I've made at home. Also, it was easy to use and clean. I highly recommend it.

I was so excited to find a glass and stainless steel coffee maker bc it’s almost impossible to find a traditional brewing machine that doesn’t have plastic involved. This glass percolator is gorgeous but not practical for me so I’m returning bc I could tell when I unpacked it that I just wouldn’t be drawn to using it regularly for the following reasons:It’s not thick durable glass. I’m clumsy in the morning the last thing I want to worry about is breaking this very dainty glass.It’s not a traditional percolator. Usually the water comes out the top but on this one the top is closed and there a a few holes in the funnel parts that spews water out into the coffee. I don’t see how it’s going to get to all the coffee that way. Also it makes it harder to clean efficiently.The filter has huge holes so either you have to use very coarsely ground coffee which makes it harder to get all the flavor out or you have to use a filter with it which defeats the sustainability aspect of a percolator.It’s also very large surprisingly large so yet another reason I think I’d be breaking it handling it daily.

The fit of the lid on the pot is extremely loose. Holding the lid is necessary on all pots while pouring, but the wide gap in the fit between lid and lip of pot for this product necessitates added caution. The glass is thin and will not hold up to anything other than gentle handling. Do not mistake this pot for the old Anchor Hocking or similar brands. On the plus side it does Perk a decent pot of coffee and I have used it daily for 6 weeks without breaking it.

Made great strong coffee.

It cannot be used on Induction Stoves. This was not clearly indentified until I unpacked it. It is heat sensitive.

This is a great version of the now vintage kind of percolator. If your grandma never showed you how to use hers definitely watch their video to learn how to use it. I'm so glad I've eliminated drinking melted plastic in my coffee.I've only encountered one spillage while boiling, but I've had issues with my 20 yr old stove where it doesn't keep temperatures steady or bulges of heat are random. I've learned that a pinch of sea salt helps the water to keep a steady boil (it also alkalizes coffee and enhances flavor) on my stove.Anyway, I'm happy with Nonna.