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Filter Coffee Makers

In a sea of expensive barista-esque coffee machines filter coffee makers are the reliable, simplistic original method of brewing. They are affordable and can be purchased on the high street at around PS20.

These filter coffee makers have a variety of functions, including a clock to wake you with an espresso at the right time. They make sure that the water is heated to the right temperature for brewing filter coffee.

1. Chemex

Since its invention by Peter Schlumbohm, in 1941, the sleek and stylish glass Chemex has been a favorite for coffee enthusiasts. The hourglass-shaped flask is similar to an Erlenmeyer flask which is the source of the name that it takes from (or maybe Fleming took inspiration from it when he wrote From Russia With Love). It's been a cult in the specialty coffee scene for its sleek design and crystal clear filter brews that are easy to see through.

Like other pour over coffee makers like the V60 dripper and Melitta filter coffee maker is a manual brewing method where hot water is poured over pre-soaked grounds in a steady controlled manner that allows for an even extraction of flavour. The key to a successful Chemex brew is to ensure that your grinds are medium-fine and you are using the correct type of filter. In contrast to the paper filters that are thin and found in most filter coffee machines, Chemex uses thicker 'lab-grade' filters which remove more coffee oils and fines that can cause your brew to have a bitter taste.

The beverage will be ready to drink once the Chemex has been filled. Let the brew 'bloom,' or absorb the water for 30 seconds, before pouring. This will allow the ground expand and absorb the water so that the brew is not over-extracted.

The drawback to Chemex Chemex is that it may take longer than some other filter coffee makers to brew your coffee. It also requires a certain level of expertise for the Best filter coffee machine results. It's also not suited to making a large number of cups at once like an electric filter coffee machine which is why it's better for smaller batches and those who are interested in the art and science of manual making coffee.

2. Moccamaster

Although it might not have all the bells and whistles that are found in more modern devices however, the Moccamaster is still a reliable workhorse that is likely to never lose its appeal. Its brewing process heats water to just above boiling point which is perfect for filter coffee since it helps eliminate bitterness that is often associated with boiling coffee.

It's energy efficient because the Moccamaster can keep the water at an optimal temperature throughout the process of brewing. Its design makes it easy to clean and disassemble so that the components remain fresh and clean between uses.

When it comes to a good filter coffee cup you should make use of a medium-fine grinder, just like a Chemex or pour-over brewer to make sure the grounds are evenly dispersed and don't block flow of water. The Moccamaster also comes with shower heads that spray the grounds to ensure a consistent extraction.

Another benefit of the Moccamaster is that it's easy to maintain. It's made of high-end materials such as stainless steel, and BPA and phthalate free plastics. 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 great choice for those who are looking for a top-quality 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! Coffee Hit has a full range of slow filters for coffee.

3. Wilfa

The Norwegian company Wilfa produces outstanding filter coffee machines with the focus on simplicity, function and great design. Their products are the epitomize of Scandinavian minimalism. The Classic Tall Filter Coffee Maker is one such example It has an interesting design that makes this automatic brewer stand out from the rest. It also oozes confidence with 5-year guarantee that supports the longevity of this top-quality filter coffee maker.

The design of this brewer makes it simple to set up, fill it with water and begin making. The brewer comes with a 1 litre water tank that is easily cleaned. The pump technology makes sure that the entire system empties every time you brew it unlike other filter coffee makers that leave water in the system that affects subsequent brews. This enables you to use fresh water for each new batch of coffee, making sure that your coffee will always taste great.

The Classic Plus has a simple but elegant design. It has a variety of useful features, like a flow control wheel that can be manually adjusted (close it for a short time to make an even stronger drink) and an overflow drain within your filter holder and a reminder to descale your appliance, an automatic switch-off, and a drip stopper manual to stop spills from spilling onto the hotplate. This brewer warms the water quickly to a desired temperature of 92-96 degrees Celsius for optimal extraction.

The brewer can produce between one and 10 cups of filter coffee. Each cup is 250ml in volume and takes between three and four minutes. The brewer includes the thermo jug, which is made of stainless steel to ensure that the coffee is at the ideal drinking temperature. This is an excellent feature that helps it stand apart from other filter coffee makers which only keep the coffee warm.

4. Bonavita

This top-rated auto drip coffee brewer will allow you to make the most of your coffee. The Bonavita Connoisseur has a minimalist design and is easy to use. It features a stainless steel carafe with a 1.3-liter capacity and is compatible with standard flat bottom basket filters (not the cones with #4 that are recommended by Moccamaster and other SCAA-certified machines).

The design of the Bonavita is simple and clean, and it includes an integrated filter holder to keep the filters in place while the brewing process. This makes it easier to avoid spills during the process of brewing. It also comes with a shower head that ensures even distribution of water over the grounds, resulting in a better extraction of flavors and aromas.

The Bonavita's ability to regulate the temperature of water precisely is another reason why it's an excellent filter coffee maker. Thermocouple readings from the brew basket showed that the water was at the desired temperature within minutes. The average internal temperature remained at 194.6 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the brewing process, only changing only a few degrees.

Like other filter coffee makers that can be programmed like the Bonavita can be programmed to switch on at a specific time and set to a particular time for brewing. It can be set to a specific temperature and size of brew. This feature allows you to brew only one cup at any given time, which can be useful for busy families.

One drawback of the Bonavita is that it doesn't have a pre-infusion function that enhances flavor by allowing more of the coffee to become saturated with water. Additionally, it can be difficult to accurately determine the amount of ground coffee required, as different coffees have varying densities. It is recommended to weigh the grounds using an instrument instead of using a tablespoon, since this is the most accurate way to do it.

5. Melitta

This machine is made by the company that invented the filter coffee filter. It comes with a range of features to enhance the brewing process. There's a drip coffeee stop built into the filter holder to avoid spills when removing the jug. There's also a handy keep-warm function, allowing you to take pleasure in your freshly made coffee for up to 40 minutes after the brew has been completed.

The jug, filter basket and lid are constructed of high-quality borosilicate glasses. They are easy to clean by hand or in the dishwasher. The epour features a handy LED limescale indicator, so you can know when to descale. This model has an integrated bloom setting that allows you to release trapped CO2 which can cause a bitter tasting cup.

This machine is ideal for those looking for a machine that has a small footprint. The Aroma Elegance is just slightly taller and wider than the Moccamaster, but it can still fit in a corner thanks to its angle of design. It has a clear selection button layout and can be easily operated using just one hand. The water tank is easily removed, making it easy to fill.

Another advantage is that the machine can be programmed to brew at a certain time. This can save both time and effort by allowing you to wake up to a fresh hot filter. Aroma Elegance also comes with other features that will improve your brewing experience by allowing you to program water softness, auto-descaling and 3 settings that keep warm. Melitta utilizes chlorine-free papers and sustainably sourced materials in its filters. This is evident by their products and packaging which are 100% recyclable.