Yama Glass Coffee Server – 16oz Borosilicate Decanter

A good coffee server does not need to complicate your routine. The Yama 16oz Glass Coffee Server gives you a clear view of your brew, measurement markings to check the volume, and a handle for pouring it into your cup. Made from hand-blown borosilicate glass, it works as a standalone coffee decanter or replacement glass for the Yama CD8S.

Set it on the counter, watch the coffee collect, and give the finished brew a gentle swirl before serving. It is a simple way to bring your coffee from brewing to drinking without another bulky piece of equipment.

What is a coffee server?

A coffee server is a vessel for collecting and pouring brewed coffee. Unlike a brewer, it does not extract the coffee itself. This beaker-style server doubles as a decanter, making it useful for serving a prepared hot brew or cold coffee.

The details that matter

• Capacity: 16oz.
• Material: Hand-blown, heat-resistant borosilicate glass.
• Dimensions: Listed as 5 × 6 inches.
• Pouring: Handle for carrying and serving.
• Measurement markings: A visual reference for liquid volume.
• Replacement fit: Yama CD8S.
• Part reference: CD8B.
• Care: Listed as dishwasher- and microwave-safe.

Why borosilicate glass?

Borosilicate glass is chosen for brewing equipment because it tolerates temperature changes better than ordinary glass. That makes it a practical material for serving hot and cold coffee while letting you see the brew clearly.

Heat-resistant does not mean unbreakable. Avoid sudden temperature extremes, impacts, and direct stovetop heat. Inspect the glass before use and stop using it if you see a crack or chip.

Will it work with my brewer?

This server is listed as replacement glass for the Yama CD8S. Match your brewer's model and required part before ordering a replacement; not every Yama brewer uses the same vessel.

For use beneath a separate dripper, check that the dripper seats securely on the server's opening and that the combination is stable. Capacity alone does not establish compatibility. Keep your batch within the 16oz capacity and allow room for handling and pouring.

Making it part of your routine

Use the markings as a quick volume reference, and use a coffee scale when your recipe calls for a measured brewing ratio. Once brewing is finished, a gentle swirl helps mix the coffee before you divide it between cups.

The clear glass is also useful when serving cold coffee: you can see how much remains without picking up the vessel or guessing.

Cleaning your coffee server

Rinse after use so coffee residue does not sit in the glass. Wash regularly to remove oils, rinse thoroughly, and let it dry. Although it is listed as dishwasher-safe, handle it carefully and keep it from knocking against other items.

If you need to remove stubborn coffee buildup, use a cleaner suitable for this glass and follow its dilution and rinsing instructions. A clean server keeps yesterday's coffee from becoming part of today's cup.