I've always read that the Moccamaster is the best brewer, but can soneone please tell me exactly why? I don't think that you can dial in an exact water temperature, and it doesn't have pre-infusion (bloom time) capabilities. These would seem to be extremely important benefits. I get the quality factor, the 5-year guarantee is solid. But beyond that (and maybe the coolness factor), exactly what (objectively) makes it the best coffee maker. No "it just makes better-tasting coffee" arguments please. I'm truly interested in finding out what I'm missing. Thanks.
It's all reputation. Moccamaster was pretty much the first mainstream drip coffee maker to meet SCA and European Gold Cup Standards and owned the space for a lot of years. But other manufacturers have since made coffee machines that meet these criteria and then some. It's a very traditional machine that is uber reliable and hasn't changed much since the 70's. It's still makes great coffee but there's a lot more options available these days.
👇 Links to the Best SCAA Coffee Makers We Mentioned in This Video:
#1. Technivorm Moccamaster KBT Coffee Brewer - www.amazon.com/dp/B002S4DI2S
#2. Bonavita BV1900TS 8 Cup Coffee Maker - www.amazon.com/dp/B00O9FO1HK
#3. Breville Precision Brewer Coffee Maker - www.amazon.com/dp/B078RQVQF1
#4. Cuisinart CPO-850 Pour Over Coffee Brewer - www.amazon.com/dp/B0142UUV4S
#5. OXO Brew 9 Cup Stainless Steel Coffee Maker - www.amazon.com/dp/B00YEYKK8U
#6. Ratio Six Coffee Maker - www.amazon.com/dp/B08J67QZGK
#7. Ninja Specialty Coffee Maker CM401 - www.amazon.com/dp/B07PFLM2LK
You should have included the
Behmor Brazen Plus 3.0
Thanks for this. Crime that you don't have more views/comments!
did you test the balmuda the brew?
So the first one is the only that is all metal contact ?
Is that the case?
So , the brew basket is plastic so how is it true that the hot water only comes in contact with metal?
@@lynns609 it doesn’t, you’re right
Wow, the fake robo voices are starting to get really good. This was actually tolerable to listen to.
I've always read that the Moccamaster is the best brewer, but can soneone please tell me exactly why? I don't think that you can dial in an exact water temperature, and it doesn't have pre-infusion (bloom time) capabilities. These would seem to be extremely important benefits. I get the quality factor, the 5-year guarantee is solid. But beyond that (and maybe the coolness factor), exactly what (objectively) makes it the best coffee maker. No "it just makes better-tasting coffee" arguments please. I'm truly interested in finding out what I'm missing. Thanks.
It's all reputation. Moccamaster was pretty much the first mainstream drip coffee maker to meet SCA and European Gold Cup Standards and owned the space for a lot of years. But other manufacturers have since made coffee machines that meet these criteria and then some. It's a very traditional machine that is uber reliable and hasn't changed much since the 70's. It's still makes great coffee but there's a lot more options available these days.
@@Souplesse000 Appreciate the honest answer. Kinda what I thought, just didn't want to miss something.