Slowpour · stovetop gooseneck kettle

Pour like you mean it.

A slow, steady stream you actually control, so water lands where you aim it and your coffee tastes the same cup after cup.

  • Water lands where you aim
  • Stays cool in your hand
  • Holds heat through the brew

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Gooseneck Pour Over Coffee Kettle — narrow-spout gooseneck kettle, double-walled stainless steel

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The pour problem

A clumsy pour ruins a good bean

When water gushes from a wide spout, it floods the bed, digs channels, and drags the grounds around unevenly. You get a brew that's bitter in one spot and thin in another. The coffee was never the problem — the pour was.

What the spout fixes

  • Water lands where you aim
  • Stays cool in your hand
  • Holds heat through the brew
  • Fits the hob you have
The gooseneck spout in detail — the narrow channel that aims the stream

The object

One litre of glass-clean control

A double-walled stainless body with a narrow gooseneck spout. It stays cool in the hand while the water stays hot, and the flat base sits stable on whatever hob you own.

Capacity
1 litre
Body
Double-walled stainless steel
Spout
Narrow gooseneck
Base
Flat — gas, electric, induction
In hand
Stays cool to the touch
In the box
Kettle × 1

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7-20d

overseas delivery

30d

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The case for it

Four reasons the cup gets better

Water lands where you aim

The narrow gooseneck spout produces a slow, precise stream instead of a heavy splash. You can trace the bed in steady circles and saturate the grounds evenly, every pour.

Stays cool in your hand

The double-walled stainless steel body stays cool to the touch while the water inside stays hot. You hold and steer it comfortably through the whole pour.

Holds heat through the brew

Two walls of steel hold heat longer than a single-wall kettle, so the water doesn't drop off between your first pour and your last. More consistent temperature means more consistent extraction.

Fits the hob you have

The flat base sits stable on gas, electric, and induction. One litre is enough for a couple of mugs or a full carafe, with no special stand or base to buy.

Why the pour matters

Even saturation, steady heat, better extraction

Slow stream, even bed

Pour-over flavour depends on water touching all the grounds evenly. A slow, controlled stream wets the bed uniformly instead of blasting channels through it, so extraction is balanced rather than patchy.

Stable temperature

Hotter water pulls more from the grounds, cooler water pulls less. A double wall slows the heat loss during your pour, keeping the temperature steadier from start to finish.

Control is repeatable

Once your hand controls the flow, you can repeat the same pour tomorrow. Consistency is what turns a lucky cup into a reliable one.

At the bench

Trace the bed in slow circles

Saturate the grounds evenly, hold a steady temperature through the brew, and pour the same cup tomorrow. The kettle is the part of the ritual you can actually control.

Pouring a slow, controlled stream over a coffee bed

Against a basic kettle

 This kettleA basic kettle
The spoutNarrow gooseneck — a slow, aimed streamWide lip — a heavy splash that floods the bed
The wallDouble-walled — cool to hold, holds heat longerSingle wall — hot to touch, drops temperature fast
The baseFlat — gas, electric and inductionOften stovetop-only, no induction

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The cover

Covered if it arrives faulty

If your kettle arrives damaged, defective, or never shows up, you're covered by a 30-day return. Tracked shipping typically takes 7–20 days from our overseas warehouse; change-of-mind returns aren't covered, so order when you're ready to brew.

Questions go through the chat button in the corner.

How long does shipping take?

It ships from our overseas warehouse and most orders arrive in 7 to 20 days, with free shipping. A tracking number is emailed when it ships.

What if it arrives damaged?

Send a photo through the chat button in the corner and we approve a full refund or a free replacement, with nothing to send back.

Can I return it if I change my mind?

Because orders ship from an overseas warehouse we can't take change-of-mind returns, so the item is yours to keep. We'd rather be upfront about that.

Who is behind the store?

It's operated from Australia, in conjunction with global suppliers. Questions are handled by the chat button in the corner on any page.

About Slowpour

One kettle, chosen for the pour and nothing else

Slowpour is operated from Australia, in conjunction with global suppliers. We picked a single object — a gooseneck kettle worth the bench space — and put the whole page on it, rather than a wall of variations.

It ships from an overseas warehouse, which is why delivery runs 7–20 days and why we're upfront about change-of-mind returns. The trade is a fair price for honest patience.

Slowpour

Slow is a choice. Make it the right one.

A narrow gooseneck, a double wall, one litre — the pour you control, cup after cup.

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