KBGV Select

•Most of the consumer models will start with “K”.•If it has a “T” in the model, it’s a steel thermal carafe. If there is no “T” it is the glass carafe with warming plate.•If there is a “G” in the model, it has auto drip stop (pull out the carafe for a cup before it’s done brewing) If there is no “G”

The KBGV is 1” taller and 1.25” longer and has a 40oz glass carafe versus the 32oz stainless steel carafe. The other big difference is the KBGV has a second switch you flip to select a half or a full pot, which changes the temperature of the heating element under the carafe and turns on/off the boil

Buy the Technivorm Moccamaster KBGV Select. It's optimized to brew a half pot, which is 20 oz.

If I had to pick just one coffee maker right now, I’d recommend the Technivorm Moccamaster KBGV Select. It consistently brews clean, balanced coffee with good temperature and flow control, and it’s built to last. Lots of people use it daily because it’s simple, reliable, and makes much better coffee

My KGBV Select is due next week. I have a Turin df54 and a Kingrinder K6 hand grinder. It will probably take a bag or two of beans to find the right grinder setting. I've heard the Moccamaster can be finicky about grind size.

Buy the Technivorm Moccamaster KBGV Select. It gives you the ability to brew half pots.

Yes, this has been discussed several times before. The KBGV Select is ideal if you want the option of brewing different size batches. OP - See here and here. But there’s also a very strong case to be made for the Fellow Aiden because it comes with two different sized baskets, and the Ratio Four and

The general consensus is that it’s hard to make a good half pot on a moccamaster, I have the select and when making a half-pot (with the half-pot switch) I end up with high ratios or relatively fine grinds to make it better. Not an uncommon experience. The half pot setting doesn’t do anything that s

I'm pretty sure you could purchase the select switch brew basket and the accompanying arm from moccamaster and replace your stock ones with them. You could then brew better single cups directly into the mug.