Is there dribble when pouring the coffee from the decanter?
1401703
Yes...and it is very annoying. I always end up cleaning up the countertop after pouring.
2183577
As far as I can see, the portion of the carafe that comes in contact with the coffee is all glass. There is a metal band around the outside bottom of the pot but it has no real bearing on the pouring of the coffee. I have always had good tasting coffee from this pot - but then the coffee you get out of it is only as good as the grinds you put in!
647571
YES! But follow these steps. (1) Do NOT fill the water reservoir to the top line. (2) I tested the lid to see how far to open it to be able to pour - it's not much. Then I put a dot of red nail polish on the pot to mark the spot. (3) After opening the lid that SMALL bit, apply a little pressure to the edge of the lid closest to the handle. This creates a bigger opening for pouring. (4) Pour SLOWLY and you'll have minimal if any drips. I always tighten the lid after every pour, and the coffee stays hot longer than any other carafe I've ever used. I haven't found another front-load coffee maker, so for me it's worth the extra effort. Good luck! YES! But follow these steps. (1) Do NOT fill the water reservoir to the top line. (2) I tested the lid to see how far to open it to be able to pour - it's not much. Then I put a dot of red nail polish on the pot to mark the spot. (3) After opening the lid that SMALL bit, apply a little pressure to the edge of the lid closest to the handle. This creates a bigger opening for pouring. (4) Pour SLOWLY and you'll have minimal if any drips. I always tighten the lid after every pour, and the coffee stays hot longer than any other carafe I've ever used. I haven't found another front-load coffee... » Read More YES! But follow these steps. (1) Do NOT fill the water reservoir to the top line. (2) I tested the lid to see how far to open it to be able to pour - it's not much. Then I put a dot of red nail polish on the pot to mark the spot. (3) After opening the lid that SMALL bit, apply a little pressure to the edge of the lid closest to the handle. This creates a bigger opening for pouring. (4) Pour SLOWLY and you'll have minimal if any drips. I always tighten the lid after every pour, and the coffee stays hot longer than any other carafe I've ever used. I haven't found another front-load coffee maker, so for me it's worth the extra effort. Good luck! « Show Less
186108
Since that has never been a problem for me, I would have to watch how you pour the coffee. Maybe the pot is too close to the cup. It only spills when I am filling the canister and that is because I am holding the pot too close to it and am in a hurry, so just wipe up the water when done. I love this coffee pot and never want a different kind.
647572
I unscrew the lid until the coffee can flow fairly freely, but I hold the lid on while I pour, because I have to unscrew it to the point that it can fall off, resulting in coffee all over. (Definitely not the result you're looking for).
299197
Yes. There is an adjustment that will slow down the dripping through the ground coffee so you can use a smaller amount of water and coffee to brew the amount you want. I use this every day to make just one large mug of coffee. It might take you a few times to get just the right amount of water and coffee to suit your taste, but it does make a great cup of coffee.
1303081
The one I got for my mom did not have a pouring spout on it but with the shaping I don't think that pouring would be an problem. Unless you are pouring slowly then it might drip a little.
1766698
Yes ~ there is a tab inside the lid to prevent its falling while pouring .....................
2099145
I've only used the carafe for water, but I haven't noticed any water dripping down the side during or after pouring.
555498
Yes. I had an issue with that. Also I have trouble getting it to pour when I suppress the button. It shows it is ready but does not pour. So I just turned it off, I got so frustrated.
521242
Mine does not drip from the handle either. The only thing that is somewhat annoying is that it dribbles from the spout when pouring the last of the coffee.
2040771
No, I have that DeLonghi coffee maker and the pot is just a bit too short. I have to tip the pot in order to engage the pause and serve feature.
2239384
I've not had any problems with spillage. I most often remove the brewing basket before pouring, but even with the basket in place you can tip the pot to drain if you hold on to the lid.
1439318
I don't know. I bought it for my nephew who got his first apartment. He absolutely love it and didn't mention anything about a 'dribble'. He does vinaigrette as that is his favorite.
690973
Not unless it was a VERY skinny straw. There are 4 parts, the bottle itself, the main cap, the section that goes inside the bottle for fruit, etc., which is perforated to allow the water to pass through for the infusion process, and the 'lid' for that section, which has small, oval holes which sieve the infused water through. The 'lip' you drink from is thin enough to where there is no 'dribbling' when you drink. Great contraption, I really like mine.
1174569
Yes, I would say moderately fast. The carafe has a structure of plastic that holds back the coffee. This is one of the reasons we purchased this coffee maker. Of course, you can always pour way to fast but does not spill like the other carafes. Very simple solution to what I consider a major problem with most carafes.
1613375
Yes. It pours without dripping. And if you put hot water in while the coffee brews, the coffee stays warm for over 12 hours.