MoccamasterKBG Select, Coffee Makers, Filter Coffee, Matt Silver, UK Plug, 1.25 Liters

makes the best drip coffee/ batch brew !!

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Amazing quality

Does not extract coffee correctly, brewing way too fast resulting in under extract coffee grounds. Waste of good coffee beans.

Great quality and makes great coffee every time

كل مادخلت موقع تقييمات او مقاطع فديو كلهم يمدحونها يقولون انها الذ قهوه ممكن تشربها بالبيت كل الي شروها يقولون كذابس كييييف مافيها اي ميزة ولا حتى شاشه ولا شي معقداليوم وصلتني وسويت قهوة والله انه الذ قهوه سويتها بالبيت مع انه كان عندي ٥ مكاين قهوه غير

No quidebook needed. Enjoy!

After several filter machines over the years this is without doubt the best machine I’ve bought. Was reluctant to spend that much but you get what you pay for. Some parts are a little plasticy but the point is it brews great coffee. I got tired of cheaper machines making tepid Luke warm coffee. This machine makes actual HOT Coffee. No fancy functions timers or gadgets it just makes great coffee. So if your the type who likes to count the exact amount of coffee grains an tweak a lot of settings then it’s probably not for you. Simplicity is always the best design. It’s also worth investing in a burr coffee grinder. Fill it to number 4 with a medium grind an it gives you two decent size mugs of great coffee on the half pot function. It is hand made so worth the money in my view. I used the same beans and grind I normally do an was blown away by the taste a quality difference. Nice to be able to write a good review for a change.

There's a reason this machine isn't cheap. It has been handmade in the Netherlands since the late 60's and is built to last. As long as you follow the extremely straight forward guide and recommended ratio, you'll get a perfect coffee every time.

You don't need this, any more than you need an expensive wristwatch. All right, it makes perfect coffee every time, at precisely the right temperature, aromatic, rich, flavourful, deeply satisfying. It looks good; the one pictured that I have is in off-white. It is a pleasure to use every morning. I look forward to operating it in the early hours when I awake. Watching it do its job is fun. The solid construction — largely metal — delights. The percolation-type action is a visual treat. You will say that I am fetishising the Moccamaster. A cheap alternative can probably make coffee almost as well, you will say. Well, almost. Well, probably. Why pay more when you could buy a cheap one for a tenth the price or less? you ask. I reply that I've been penny-wise, dollar foolish like that my whole sorry life, so that I've been through about ten shoddily-made filter coffee makers, and have saved a few cents for my pains. I'm ahead by a few cents! So you could pass on the Moccamaster. On the other hand, if you saw it in action, if you woke up and drank the coffee as I have done, you might follow me in buying one. It's very obviously built to last. Even has a five-year warranty, I understand. There's so much landfill on Amazon, and landfill this decidedly is not. You could buy cheap junk, as I have done, fool that I am, countless times in Pavlovian fashion. Or you could go for robust quality like this, handmade by some enterprising, practical, reliable Dutchmen and Dutchwomen in their little factory in the Netherlands. (You can see them in action in various YouTube videos.) A business that had the bright idea of resisting the temptation to export jobs to China and instead concentrated on high standards. Result: success and popularity for them, coffee perfection for me.