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Filter Coffee Makers

In a sea filled with expensive barista-esque coffee machines filter coffee makers are the reliable, simplistic traditional method of brewing. They are cheap and can be purchased on the high street for about PS20.

The filter coffee drip machine makers are equipped with various functions including a timer to wake you with a cup of coffee at the perfect time. They make sure that the water is heated to the ideal temperature for brewing filter coffee.

1. Chemex

Since its invention by Peter Schlumbohm, in 1941 the sleek and elegant glass Chemex has become a favorite among coffee lovers. The hourglass-shaped flask like an Erlenmeyer flask which is where the odd name comes from (or maybe Fleming got inspiration from it while writing From Russia With Love). It's been a cult in the specialty coffee scene for its sleek design and Drip Coffee Brewer crystal clear filter brews that are easy to see through.

This filter coffee maker, like other pour-over makers like the V60 dripper or Melitta is an brewing method that is manual, that involves pouring hot water slowly over the ground that has been soaked in a controlled manner to ensure a consistent extraction. To get the best Chemex coffee, you have to use medium-fine grinds and the right filter. Chemex makes use of more robust filters that are 'lab grade,' as opposed to the thin paper filters used in most filter machines. These filters eliminate more coffee oils and fines that can give your brew an unpleasant taste.

Once the Chemex is full, you simply lift out the filter and your beverage is ready to drink. A good tip is to let your brew "bloom for 30 seconds prior to pouring, this helps the ground to expand and absorb the water, ensuring that it isn't over extracted.

The only downside of a Chemex coffee maker is that it takes more time to make a cup of coffee than other filter coffee makers, and requires experience to get the best results. It's also not suited as well to making large quantities of cups at once like the electric filter coffee machine which is why it's better for smaller batches and for those who appreciate the art and technique of manual brewing.

2. Moccamaster

The Moccamaster might not come with the bells and whistles other modern machines do, but it's still an efficient machine that will never go out-of-style. Its brewing process heats the water to a point that is just above boiling, which is ideal for filter coffee as it helps eliminate bitterness that is sometimes associated with boiling coffee.

It's energy efficient since the Moccamaster can keep the water at the optimal temperature throughout the making process. Additionally, its design permits it to be easily taken apart and cleaned, ensuring that the components will remain fresh and clean between uses.

If you want to make a good filter coffee you should make use of a medium-fine grinder, just like a Chemex or pour-over brewer--to ensure that the grounds are evenly distributed and don't hinder flow of water. The Moccamaster also comes with shower heads that spray the grounds to ensure even extraction.

Another great feature of the Moccamaster is that it's easy to maintain. It's made of high-end materials, including 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 an excellent choice for filter coffee enthusiasts who are in search of an excellent 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 creates excellent filter coffee machines that have a the focus on simplicity, efficiency and stunning design. Their products showcase Scandinavian minimalistism at its finest. The Classic Tall Filter Coffee Maker is one of them It is a striking design that makes this auto brewer stand out from the crowd. This premium filter coffee maker also has a sense of security, with a 5-year warranty that guarantees its durability.

The design of this brewer makes it simple to set up, fill it with water and start making. This brewer has a 1 litre water tank that is easily cleaned. The pump technology makes sure that the entire system is cleaned after each brew. This is in contrast to other coffee makers that leave water behind, which can impact subsequent brews. This lets you make use of fresh water for each new batch of coffee, making sure that your coffee will always taste great.

With the Classic Plus, you'll find an easy-to-use design with many useful features including a flow control knob that can be manually operated (close it for a while to get a stronger beverage) as well as an overflow drain in the filter holder, an indicator that reminds you to descale the appliance, automatic switch off and an automatic drip stopper to stop spills on the hotplate. This brewer heats the water quickly to a desired temperature of 92 to 96 degrees Celsius for the best extraction.

This brewer is capable of making between one to 10 cups of filter coffee. Each cup is 250ml in volume and takes about three to four minutes. The brewer comes with an stainless steel thermo jug to help in keeping the coffee at the ideal drinking temperature. This is a fantastic feature and a major selling feature over other filter coffee makers that keep the coffee warm on a hotplate.

4. Bonavita

This top-rated auto drip coffee brewer will allow you to unlock the full potential of your coffee. The Bonavita Connoisseur has a minimalist design and is easy to use. It has a stainless-steel carafe with a 1.3-liter capacity and can be used with standard flat bottom basket filters (not the cones that are recommended by Moccamaster and other SCAA-certified equipment).

The design of the Bonavita is simple and clean, and it includes a built-in filter holder to keep the filters in place while brewing. This prevents messes during the brewing process. The machine also has shower heads that ensure uniform distribution of water over the grounds, resulting in a better extraction of aromas and flavors.

Its precise control over the temperature of the water is another reason why the Bonavita is an excellent filter coffee maker. Thermocouple readings from the brew basket showed that the water had reached the ideal temperature within minutes. The average internal temperature remained at 194.6 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the remaining time of the brewing process, only swinging just a few degrees in either direction.

The Bonavita, like other programmable coffee drip maker makers, can be programmed to begin at a particular time and to establish the brew duration. It can be set to a specific temperature and size of brew. This makes it possible to make just one cup at a time which is great for busy families.

The Bonavita does not come with the option of pre-infusion, which can improve flavor by allowing more coffee grounds to be saturated with water. Furthermore, it is difficult to accurately measure the amount of grounds required because various coffees have different densities. The most accurate way to determine the amount of grounds is to weigh them using an scale, rather than using the use of a teaspoon.

5. Melitta

From the brand that invented filter coffee, is this machine that has several features that enhance your drinking experience. The filter holder has a drip-stop to prevent spills while taking the jug out. The dripping coffee machine can be kept warm for up to 40 minutes after making.

The jug, filter basket and lid are made of high-quality borosilicate crystals. The jug and the filter basket can be cleaned by hand or by using the dishwasher. The epour also comes with an LED limescale indicator, so you'll know when it's time to descale. The model also comes with an inbuilt bloom setting that helps eliminate CO2 that is trapped in the wrong place and could result in a bitter tasting cup of coffee.

If you're looking for a device with a small footprint, this is it. The Aroma Elegance may be slightly larger and taller than the Moccamaster however it still fits into a corner due to its an angled design. It is easy to use with its clear selection button layout and can be operated with one hand. The water tank is easily removed and makes it easy to fill it up.

The machine can be programmed to brew coffee at a certain time. This can help save time and effort as it allows you to get up to a new hot, warm filter. The Aroma Elegance comes with a number of other features to make your coffee brewing experience more enjoyable, including programmable water hardness, auto descaling, and three keep-warm settings. Melitta is also an eco-friendly product that uses sustainably sourced materials and chlorine-free papers in their filters. This is reflected in their packaging and products which are 100 100% recyclable.