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PURE STAINLESS STEEL BUILD — Our percolator coffee pot is made of 18/8 stainless steel, the high-quality craftsmanship guarantees consistent and full-flavoured brew every morning. Could this be the most perfect electric percolator coffee pot ever made? — We Sure Think So
SIMPLE TO USE — The coffee percolator is a time honored brewing technique that brews a bold pot of coffee. Many home baristas prefer the control a percolator coffee pot has on affecting the coffee’s strength when compared to traditional drip coffee methods. Our electric percolator coffee pot has the same timeless percolator shape that people have enjoyed for years—but now, with modern capabilities. Our Best Selling Percolator, Now Electric
EASY TO CLEAN — Maintaining an electric stainless steel percolator coffee pot is as simple as a quick rinse after each use. For tougher mineral buildup, clean with baking soda or vinegar, then finish by percolating plain water without grounds to rinse thoroughly.
MODERN PERFORMANCE, CLASSIC TASTE - Unlike plastic-laden drip machines, our percolator extracts deep, rich flavor the old-fashioned way by cycling hot water through grounds for a full-bodied brew. This electric coffee percolator is perfect for those who want café-quality coffee with modern ease.
1-YEAR WARRANTY – Backed by a 1-year warranty, we'll replace it if it fails within the coverage period. As a veteran-owned company, COLETTI stands behind every percolator. Wherever your path takes you, this coffee maker is ready. Make Great Coffee Anywhere.
NEW ON/OFF BUTTON FOR EASIER CONTROL — We've upgraded our design to now include a convenient on/off button, giving you effortless control at the touch of a button. Brew Better with COLETTI
It is fully electric. The Bozeman Electric Percolator plugs into any standard outlet and includes an on/off button, so no stove, campfire, or external heat source is needed to brew. It is a complete standalone brewing appliance.
The Bozeman Electric is available in a 9-cup size, which brews 45 fl oz of coffee per cycle. One percolator cup equals approximately 5 fl oz, so the 9-cup model produces roughly four standard 10 to 12 oz mugs per brew.
Yes. The Bozeman Electric is built from the same 18/8 food-grade stainless steel used across COLETTI's stovetop percolator line. The brewing components that contact your coffee are stainless steel with no aluminum in the brew path.
An electric percolator has a built-in heating element and on/off button, so it brews entirely on its own once plugged in. A stovetop percolator needs an external flame or burner to provide heat. The brewing method and coffee flavor are the same, bold, full-bodied percolator coffee, but the electric model offers more convenience for home use without managing a separate heat source.
Yes. The Bozeman Electric automatically transitions to a keep-warm setting after the brew cycle completes, maintaining your coffee at a consistent temperature without continuing to perk and over-extract. This is one of the key advantages over a stovetop percolator, which requires manual heat management.
The Bozeman Electric includes LED indicator lights that show the brewing status at a glance. The lights indicate when the percolator is actively brewing and when it has shifted to keep-warm mode, so you always know the current state of your brew without lifting the lid.
Fill the Bozeman Electric with cold water up to the fill line, add coarse ground coffee to the stainless steel basket, assemble the stem and lid, plug it into a standard outlet, and press the on/off button. The built-in heating element takes over from there. Watch the glass viewing knob on the lid. Once coffee begins bubbling steadily through it, the perk cycle has begun. Brew for 3 to 5 minutes after perking begins for a regular cup, or up to 6 minutes for a bolder result.
Watch the glass viewing knob on the lid. Once coffee starts bubbling steadily through the glass, the perk cycle is active. The liquid will darken in color as it brews. When it reaches a medium amber shade that matches your preferred strength, the coffee is ready. Let it rest for one minute before pouring to allow the grounds to settle in the basket.
Brew for 3 to 5 minutes after the perk cycle begins for a regular cup. For a bold, strong result, brew up to 6 minutes. Do not go past 6 minutes as this is where bitterness sets in. If you want stronger coffee, add more grounds rather than extending the brew time.
Start with 1 tablespoon of coarse ground coffee per percolator cup. For the 9-cup Bozeman Electric, that is 9 tablespoons as a starting point. The 9-cup model brews 45 fl oz, since one percolator cup equals approximately 5 fl oz rather than a standard 8 to 12 oz mug. Adjust the grounds up or down based on your taste after the first brew.
Use 1 tablespoon of coarse ground coffee per percolator cup as a starting point. For stronger coffee, increase the grounds rather than brewing longer. For a lighter cup, reduce the grounds or shorten the brew time slightly.
Use a coarse grind, similar to what you would use for a French press. Fine grounds can slip through the basket, settle at the bottom of the pot, and produce a muddy or bitter cup. A coarse grind gives you more control over strength and produces a cleaner result.
Bitter percolator coffee is usually caused by one of three things: the brew time ran too long, the grind was too fine, or the coffee-to-water ratio was too high. Aim for 3 to 5 minutes of perking time, use a coarse grind, and start with 1 tablespoon per percolator cup. Adjust from there based on your taste.
Yes. The Bozeman Electric is built from 18/8 food-grade stainless steel throughout the pot body, basket, and stem. The internal components that contact your coffee contain no aluminum or plastic, giving you a clean, consistent brew without any unwanted material affecting the flavor.
A drip coffee maker passes hot water through grounds once and relies on gravity to filter into a carafe. A percolator cycles heated water repeatedly through the grounds, producing a bolder, fuller-bodied cup. Unlike most drip machines which use plastic components, the Bozeman Electric brews through a stainless steel body and basket with no plastic in the brew path, which many coffee drinkers prefer for taste and material safety.
Percolator coffee is generally bolder and heavier in body than standard drip coffee because water cycles through the grounds multiple times during brewing. The strength depends on the amount of coffee used, the grind size, and the brew time. With the right technique, percolator coffee does not have to be bitter and can be adjusted to your preference by changing the grounds-to-water ratio.
A percolator heats water at the base of the pot and forces it up through a stem into a basket containing coffee grounds. The hot water filters through the grounds and drips back into the pot, repeating this cycle until the coffee reaches the desired strength. In the Bozeman Electric, this process is powered by a built-in heating element rather than an external flame or burner.
Yes. The Bozeman Electric brews without paper filters as long as you use a coarse grind. The stainless steel basket catches most grounds during brewing. COLETTI also sells disc filters and paper basket filters separately if you prefer a cleaner cup with less sediment.
After each use, discard the grounds from the basket and rinse all components with warm water. For tougher mineral buildup, clean with baking soda and warm water, then run a cycle with plain water and no grounds to rinse thoroughly. Vinegar can also be used for mineral buildup followed by a plain water rinse. Avoid abrasive scrubbers on the exterior. COLETTI also sells percolator cleaning tablets for a deeper clean
The Bozeman Electric Percolator does not work on a campfire. It is a plug-in appliance that requires a standard electrical outlet to operate. If you need a percolator for campfire or outdoor use, the COLETTI Bozeman Stovetop Percolator is built specifically for campfires, gas stoves, and open-flame brewing
The Bozeman Electric is designed for home use and requires a standard electrical outlet to operate, making it unsuitable for campfire or off-grid use. For camping, the COLETTI Bozeman Stovetop Percolator works directly over a campfire, gas stove, or electric coil and is purpose-built for outdoor use.
The Bozeman Electric does not use any external cooktop. It plugs directly into a standard wall outlet and heats itself. If you are looking for a COLETTI percolator that works on an induction cooktop, the Bozeman Induction Percolator is designed for that purpose.
The Bozeman Electric is designed for standard US electrical outlets. If you intend to use it internationally, check the voltage compatibility on the product label before connecting it to a foreign outlet. Using an incompatible voltage without a proper converter can damage the heating element.
Yes. The Bozeman Electric Percolator is backed by a 1-year warranty. If the percolator fails within the coverage period under normal use, COLETTI will replace it. To register your purchase or make a warranty claim, visit coletticoffee.com/pages/warranty or contact support at support@coletticoffee.com or by calling 1-866-798-4492.
