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Filter Coffee Makers

Filter coffee makers are a straightforward, reliable alternative to the expensive barista-style coffee makers. They're affordable to purchase and are available in the high streets for about PS20.

These filter coffee makers typically come with normal functions, such as the ability to wake you up with a pot of coffee at just the right time. They make sure that the water is heated to the ideal brewing temperature for filter coffee.

1. Chemex

Since its invention by Peter Schlumbohm, in 1941 the sleek and elegant glass Chemex has become a favorite among coffee lovers. The hourglass-shaped flask similar to an Erlenmeyer flask which is probably where the odd name comes from (or perhaps Fleming got inspiration from it when he wrote From Russia With Love). It's become a symbol in the world of specialty coffee for its stylish aesthetic and crystal clear filter brews that are easy to see through.

Like other pour over coffee makers such as the V60 dripper and the Melitta, this filter coffee maker is a manual brewing method where hot water is poured over the ground in a steady and controlled manner that permits an even extraction of flavor. The key to a good Chemex brew is to make sure that your grinds are medium-fine and you are using the correct filter. Unlike thin paper filters found in the majority of filter coffee machines, Chemex uses thicker 'lab-grade filters that take out more coffee fines and oils that can give your brew a bitter taste.

After the Chemex is full, drip brewer simply take the filter out and your beverage is ready to drink. A good tip is to let the brew "bloom' for 30 seconds before pouring. This allows the ground expand and absorb the water to ensure that it isn't over extracted.

The drawback to a Chemex is that it can take longer than some other filter coffee makers to make your coffee. It also requires a certain level of experience to achieve the best results. It also doesn't lend itself to making a large number of cups at a time like the electric filter coffee machine and is therefore better suited for smaller batches, and for those who are interested in the art and technique of manual making coffee.

2. Moccamaster

The Moccamaster may not have the bells and whistles more modern devices have, but it's still a reliable machine that will never be outdated. The brewing method it uses will heat water to a point that is just above boiling temperature which is perfect for filter coffee as it reduces bitterness.

The fact that the Moccamaster can keep the water at a perfect temperature throughout the entire brew process, makes it a very energy-efficient device. Its design makes it simple to take apart and clean, so that the components remain fresh and clean between use.

If you're looking to make a great cup, you should use a medium-fine grind. This is the same as a Chemex pour-over or brewer. This will ensure that the grounds are evenly distributed and do not block the water flow. The Moccamaster also comes with shower heads that spray the grounds to ensure a consistent extraction.

Another excellent feature of the Moccamaster is that it's easy to maintain. It's made from high-quality materials, such as stainless steel and BPA- and phthalate-free materials. Its flat water tank cover is a breeze to remove, and its wide mouth makes it easy to pour water into--which can be crucial during those coordination-challenged predawn hours.

The Moccamaster is a fantastic option for those who are looking for a premium coffee maker. Its build quality and functionality are backed up by an impressive list of coffee aficionados who are using it in their cafes, roasters, and coffee shops--including the triple-Michelin-starred restaurant Alain Ducasse! For a full range of slow-coffee filtering, check out my friends at Coffee Hit.

3. Wilfa

The Norwegian company Wilfa produces amazing filter coffee machines with a an emphasis on simplicity, function and great design. Their products show Scandinavian minimalistism at its finest. The Classic Tall Filter Coffee Maker is a prime example It has an interesting design that makes this auto maker stand out from the rest. It also exudes confidence with a five-year guarantee that ensures the durability of this premium filter coffee maker.

This brewer is easy to use. Simply fill it up with water, and you are able to begin brewing. The brewer comes with an 1 litre water tank that is easy to clean. The pump technology ensures the entire system is cleaned after each brew. This is unlike other coffee makers that leave water behind and alter the subsequent brews. This allows you to make use of fresh water for each batch of coffee, making sure that your coffee always tastes good.

With the Classic Plus, you'll find an easy-to-use design that has a variety of useful features like a flow control knob that can be manually operated (close it for a while to get a stronger drink), overflow drain in the filter holder, a light that reminds you to descale the appliance, an automatic shut-off and a manual drip stopper to stop spills from the hotplate. This brewer heats the water quickly to a suitable temperature of 92 to 96 degrees Celsius for the best small drip coffee maker extraction.

This brewer is capable of making between one and 10 cups of filter coffee. Each cup is generously 250ml in volume and takes about three to four minutes. The maker comes with a stainless steel thermo jug for keeping the brewed coffee at the ideal drinking temperature. This is an excellent feature and a big selling feature over other filter coffee makers that only keep the coffee warm on hot plates.

4. Bonavita

Discover the full potential of your coffee with this top-rated auto drip coffee Brewer (Xojh.Cn). The Bonavita Connoisseur has a minimalist design and is simple to operate. It comes with a stainless-steel carafe that holds 1.3 Liters and can be used to filter coffee using flat bottom baskets (not the cones recommended by Moccamaster or other SCAA-certified machines).

The design of the Bonavita is clean and simple and comes with a built-in filter holder that holds the filters in place while brewing. This prevents mess during the brewing process. The machine also features shower heads that guarantee even distribution of water over the grounds, resulting in a better extraction of aromas and flavors.

The Bonavita's ability to regulate water temperature precisely is a further reason why it's an excellent filter coffee maker. The thermocouple readings of the brew basket confirmed that the water had reached the perfect temperature in just a few minutes. The average internal temperature remained at 194.6 degrees Fahrenheit for the remaining brewing process with only just a few degrees in either direction.

Like other programmable filter coffee makers like the Bonavita can be programmed to start at a certain time and set to a specific time for brewing. It can also be adjusted to a particular brew size and temperature. This feature lets you brew only one cup at a given time, which is beneficial for families with a busy schedule.

One downside to the Bonavita is that it lacks a pre-infusion function that helps improve flavor by encouraging more of the ground coffee to be soaked with water. It can be difficult to determine accurately the amount of coffee grounds needed, since different coffees are of varying density. The most accurate way to measure the amount grounds is to weigh them on a scale rather than using the use of a teaspoon.

5. Melitta

This machine is made by the brand that invented the filter coffee filter. It comes with a range of features to improve your brewing. There's a drip coffee pot stop in the filter holder, which will prevent spills when removing the jug. It also has a handy keep-warm feature, so you can take pleasure in your freshly made coffee for up to 40 minutes after the brew is completed.

The jug, filter basket and lid are made from high-quality borosilicate crystals. They are easy to clean by hand or in the dishwasher. The epour comes with an effective LED indicator for limescale to let you can tell when it's time to descale. This model also has a built-in bloom setting, which allows you to eliminate CO2 that is trapped in the wrong place and could result in bitter tasting cups of coffee.

This machine is ideal for those who are looking for a machine that has a small footprint. The Aroma Elegance may be slightly taller and wider than the Moccamaster but can still fit in a corner because of its angle design. It has a simple layout of the buttons and can be easily operated with one hand. The water tank is easily removable making it easy to fill it up.

Another advantage is that the machine can be programmed to brew coffee at a particular time. This can save both time and effort, allowing you to awake to a clean, hot filter. Aroma Elegance also comes with other features that can improve your brewing experience, such as programmable water softness, auto-descaling and 3 settings that keep warm. Melitta makes use of chlorine-free paper and sustainably sourced materials in its filters. This is reflected by their products and packaging which are 100 100% recyclable.