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Every COLETTI product is built from 18/8 food-grade stainless steel with no plastic or aluminum touching your brew. From campfire percolators and pour-overs to kettles, grinders, and camp mugs, the full collection is designed for campers, RV travelers, hunters, and overlanders who want dependable coffee gear that lasts. Veteran owned. Built to last.
Every COLETTI percolator is made from 18/8 food-grade stainless steel with no plastic or aluminum anywhere in the brew path. That means no unwanted taste, no parts that melt over a campfire, and gear that holds up to years of outdoor use. COLETTI is veteran-owned and builds specifically for campers, hunters, RV travelers, and overlanders who want dependable coffee without compromise.
COLETTI specializes in stainless steel camping coffee equipment built for campfires, RV travel, hunting trips, and overlanding. Every product in the collection is designed for real outdoor conditions, not just occasional kitchen use. The brand is veteran-owned, backs every percolator with a 1-year warranty, and offers free shipping on all orders.
It depends on the model. Most COLETTI percolators, including the standard Bozeman, are designed for campfires, gas stoves, electric coils, and glass-ceramic cooktops but are not induction compatible. If you need induction compatibility, COLETTI makes a dedicated Bozeman Induction Percolator built specifically for induction cooktops that also works on campfires and gas stoves.
The Bozeman comes in 6-cup (30 fl oz), 9-cup (45 fl oz), and 12-cup (60 fl oz) sizes to suit solo campers through small families. The Butte brews 14 cups (70 fl oz) for larger groups, and the Scoutmaster brews 24 cups (120 fl oz) for big gatherings, scout troops, and hunting camps. One percolator cup equals approximately 5 fl oz, so check the fluid ounce capacity rather than just the cup number when choosing your size.
A percolator sits directly on the heat source and continuously cycles hot water through the grounds for a bold, full-bodied cup. No separate kettle needed. A pour-over requires hot water to be prepared separately and poured slowly through a dripper, giving you more control over brew strength and a lighter, cleaner result. Both styles are available in the COLETTI collection depending on your setup and preference.
Yes. COLETTI stovetop percolators including the Bozeman, Butte, and Scoutmaster are built for direct campfire use. The 18/8 stainless steel body handles direct flame without warping, the hardwood handle stays cool during brewing, and the tempered glass viewing knob lets you monitor the brew without opening the lid.
Yes. Every COLETTI percolator is backed by a 1-year warranty. If your product fails within the coverage period under normal use, COLETTI will replace it. Register your purchase at coletticoffee.com/pages/warranty or contact support at support@coletticoffee.com to make a claim.
Cleanup is straightforward. Discard the used grounds, rinse the basket and stem with warm water after each use, and wipe the exterior. For a deeper clean after extended trips, COLETTI sells percolator cleaning tablets that remove coffee oil buildup from the basket and stem in one brew cycle. Because there is no plastic or aluminum in the brew path, there are no delicate coatings to protect and the pot can handle regular cleaning without degrading over time.
Percolator coffee is generally bolder and heavier in body than standard drip coffee because hot water cycles through the grounds multiple times during brewing. Strength is controlled by adjusting the amount of grounds and brew time rather than a machine setting. Start with 1 tablespoon of coarse ground coffee per percolator cup and adjust from there based on your preference.
