KBTS

I like the Moccamaster's simplicity and commitment to repairability. And I like that the KBT (and KBTS, which is the model I have) uses a thermal carafe instead of a burner. I bought it to replace a crappy super cheap drip machine. Yes, the coffee is better, even the same basic canister of pre-groun

Have you looked At Moccamaster? Their KBTS can brew a full pot (32oz) or half a pot (16oz). They’re expensive but I got my KBTS as a refurb direct from the company for $229.

My spouse was getting espressos from our neighbor and their Breville Barista Express at least 3 times a week until they moved. I had researched it all to try to get my spouse off their espressos since Breville is full of plastic plus our neighbors were parents of 3 under 3 so I knew there was crud i

Just got a Moccamaster KBTS. Brews good but not superior coffee compared to other drip coffee makers in its price range. Other than the water heating and water reservoir assemblies, and the thermal carafe, the build quality is flimsy. Plastic basket and cover are feather light and chintzy. Plastic w

Convince me not to buy a Moccamaster. Looking at buying a Moccamaster KBTS, and everyone on the internet says it's the greatest machine ever built. To me, it seems like it has some design flaws and feels expensive for what it is. Anyone else? Are these things overhyped?

Another vote for Moccamaster. I just bought the KBTS. It's $$$, but I like that it's repairable. If I didn't want to spend that money, I'd buy whatever cheap drip machine has a thermal carafe. (My husband wakes up an hour before me, so I appreciate the ability to keep the coffee hot.) I'm a fan of t