Precision Brewer

I've only heard good things about the Moccamaster. I've got the Sage/Breville Precision Brewer (now called Luxe Brewer) and that's really good. Once everything's dialled in it's literally just fill up and press a button.

I am looking to upgrade as well so I don’t have first hand knowledge, but I have my eyes on the Sage/Breville Luxe. It checks a lot of boxes with a removable water tank, insulated carafe with high volume, scheduled brew, one touch SCA brew profile, and a cold brew mode. It also has some advanced set

I am looking to upgrade as well so I don’t have first hand knowledge, but I have my eyes on the Sage/Breville Luxe. It checks a lot of boxes with a removable water tank, insulated carafe with high volume, scheduled brew, one touch SCA brew profile, and a cold brew mode. It also has some advanced set

If he’s using a basic drip machine and drinks multiple cups a day, the best upgrade, without adding any hassle, is a high-quality automatic drip brewer. Something that keeps the workflow identical but improves the taste and consistency. The Bonavita 8-Cup Connoisseur is super straightforward: one bu

If you're after something automated and easy, go for a second hand Moccamaster or a Breville Precision Brewer. I've seen both available on marketplace regularly around $250 AUD which is quite good for what your getting. Otherwise if you're really wanting to save some money, I'd go for a cold brew sy

As others have said, all the faffing about with specific processes is for minimal incremental gains. Start with good, freshly roasted beans. Experiment a bit to find what roast and beans you like. The real key to good coffee, regardless of method, is understanding extraction. You can over-extract, u