Precision Brewer

Breville/Sage Precision Brewer has been my daily driver for several years. Love the brew options and timer that some of the other machines don’t have. But not too fussy that I need a smartphone to get it to work…

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

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

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