For Drip Coffee, It Doesn't Get Better Than a Moccamaster: My Review of Technivorm's Latest Model - CNET

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Moccamaster KBGT

9.2

Pros & Cons

• Makes a strong cup, never watery and rarely bitter
• Uses a well-insulated thermos in place of a hot plate
• Ideal for brewing large batches
• Looks really cool
• The price
• Some plastic components

In parts of the world, including the US, the Moccamaster has a fervent, almost cult-like following. Technivorm, the Dutch manufacturer of Moccamaster, released itsdebut brewer in 1969. The still-in-production Moccamaster KB model followed in 1976, even predating Hario’s beloved V60 dripper. Such long-running heritage is unusual.

For years, I saw drip coffee makers as nothing more than caffeine delivery systems. At home, I typically stick to pour-over, the experts’ best-ranked way to make coffee. Nevertheless, I’ve warmed up to batch brewing over the years, especially when coffee-guzzling visitors descend on my home. When I ask those in the know for casual recommendations, I hear the name...

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