Precision Brewer

Personally, I think that based on what you've said, espresso isn't the way to go, because it's not a fast process. If you try to make it fast, and end up cutting corners, it gets bad quick. Bad espresso is BAD. There are a lot of other manual options such as pour overs or French press, but again tho

Honestly, if you want something that just works and lasts, I’d check out the Breville BDC450 Precision Brewer. What I’ve learned makes a “best” drip coffee maker is: consistent brew temperature, even water distribution over the grounds, easy-to-clean parts, and durability. In my experience, the Brev

Breville Precision Brewer for the win. Lets you adjust brewing temperatures (if you want to). Moccamaster doesn’t have adjustable brewing temperatures. Also, there’s no pre-blooming feature on the Moccamaster, but there’s one on the Breville. There are other important differences as well between the

Second the Aiden series! If you have the space, the Breville Precision Brewer is a solid alternative, or go with the Ninja 12-cup if you want something compact and simple. To save time on the measuring, check out Barista HQ. Their homepage has a massive comparison table of all the different coffee m

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

You could go Breville precision brewer but it's not going to have the level of customization that the Aiden has. For what it's worth, I gave mine away and bought an Aiden. Unless I was brewing a large batch (over 500ml) I had a tough time brewing a decent cup with the precision brewer. Also the Aide

Breville/Sage Precision Brewer has worked well for me for several years. It has a auto-brew timer, "SCA Gold" setting, some customization and insulated carafe. Also, reasonably priced.... At some point, James said he used it when he wanted to set it up overnight for morning brew. They have a newer "

My Breville Precision Brewer is consistent. I can’t compare it against any other machine, but if a bean tastes bitter, I can grind coarser and it will be less bitter. It’s predictable and consistent. I bought it used 3 years ago, use it every single day and the only issue is it sometimes gives me an

But disappointed it does not hold heat I'm not really sure where the person you responded to is coming from, but we also have the Breville Precision Brewer, based on the recommendation of James, and it holds heat forever. Coffee is still plenty hot even 6-8 hours later. You don't really want a glass

I started with a Behmor Brazen Plus 3.0 with a Capresso Infinity grinder. Moved on to a Moccamaster KGBT with a Baratza Encore grinder. Currently running a Breville Precision Brewer with a Fellow Ode 2 grinder. They are all great machines and brew very good cups of coffee. Behmor and Braville have c