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Huckberry’s Black Friday Sale Is a Low-Key Gold Mine for Coffee Connoisseurs

Home baristas rejoice!

Close-up of water dripping from a coffee maker onto wet coffee grounds in a paper filter inside a black coffee dripper.Huckberry
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Huckberry is known for its fashionable, pragmatic apparel and accessories, as well as top-notch outdoor gear. But the Austin retailer also stocks an expertly curated collection of home goods.

When it comes to coffee, Huckberry isn’t messing around, and some of the best home brewing equipment on the market is generously discounted during the site’s Cyber Week sale.

Black and stainless steel drip coffee maker with a glass carafe on a wooden countertop.
Balmuda brings Japanese design and engineering to home brewing.
Huckberry

From a Japanese-engineered drip machine to a French press so beautiful you’ll want to display it as kitchen decor, this sale has something for even the most discerning home baristas. There are even artisanal mugs to enjoy your daily caffeine intake with the dignity it deserves.

No promo codes or cart mathematics necessary. Every item is discounted as marked on the product page. Many of the discounts are set to expire by November 30, so click while the clicking is good!

Coffee connoisseurs only

Black and stainless steel drip coffee maker with a glass carafe and water level indicator on the side.Huckberry

Balmuda The Brew Coffee Maker

Balmuda, a Tokyo-based brand, utilizes automated temperature regulation to adjust the water’s heat for each step in a tiered brewing process that optimizes flavor and aroma. The coffee is poured into a double-walled, vacuum-sealed stainless steel carafe. It has three brewing modes, including iced coffee.
White and black Ratio coffee maker with glass water reservoir and two stacked carafes.Huckberry

Ratio Six Coffee Maker

Ratio figured out how to replicate the flavor of pour-over brewing through automation, utilizing complex engineering. Better still, it operates with a single button push and features a sleek design that complements any countertop.
Two gray metal mugs with copper rims stacked on a white background.Huckberry

Barebones Enamel Cup Set of 2

Barebones’ 14-ounce mugs are inspired by century-old designs, with a steel core coated in enamel for a beautiful speckled finish and enhanced durability. The rim has a copper finish and a lip that helps prevent spills.
Matte black French press coffee maker with a cylindrical handle and a wooden paddle resting beside it.Huckberry

Fellow Clara French Press

Fellow put some R&D into the traditional French press design and came up with an enhanced push-filter that reduces the muddy coffee at the end of the batch. The Clara also has internal pour lines that guide the amount of coffee and water to add.
White modern coffee grinder with cylindrical hopper and three detachable parts on a white surface.Huckberry

Fellow Opus Conical Burr Grinder

Real coffee heads know that the best coffee starts with the freshest and most suitable grind. Fellow makes the job mindlessly easy with over 40 settings guided by brewing method, a mess-free system and noise muffling.
Matte black compact coffee maker with a digital display and a black can placed under the dispenser.Huckberry

Fellow Aiden Coffee Brewer

Fellow’s automated brewing system bricks the old-fashioned digital clock system. It is programmed through a Wi-Fi-connected app, meaning you can get a pot going as soon as you wake up, whenever that may be. The coffee is brewed into a stylish thermal carafe.
Set of four beige ceramic mugs with a matte finish and darker brown bases, stacked in pairs.Huckberry

East Fork Pottery The Mug 4 Pack

East Fork Pottery is handmade in North Carolina from locally sourced clay, which is more important than you might think. The stoneware mugs are both microwave- and dishwasher-safe, with a 12-ounce capacity.
About the Author: Brad Lanphear is an associate editor at Gear Patrol covering watches and style. Before joining the publication, he previously wrote for Heddels and Men’s Health. Now, he’s on a never-ending quest to find the perfect pair of Japanese denim.

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