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I don't doubt the Technivorm machines can make a good cup. But there's simply no way a fixed temp machine with no ability to control the flow, and with well known grounds saturation issues, can get the best out of a variety of beans in single serve, large batch, and cold brew, or even in any one of those. It's true that reliability of the Aiden is unknown at this point. But there's a 3 year warranty and good customer service. If decent coffee and established reliability are the criteria then Technivorm is a good choice. If the best coffee you can make with a machine is the priority then the Aiden is easily at the top of the list. And I'd put the Behmor Brazen ahead of the Moccamaster.
r/JamesHoffmann β’ Best coffee maker / machine to buy 2025 ->And also very good batch brews. I used it for batch for a dozen years. Reliable, bloom time and brew temp options, a very good brewer. And can be used for manual brewing. I've kept mine as a backup to the Aiden.
r/JamesHoffmann β’ Recommendations for single serve and pot coffee makers? ->The most flexible and capable of producing peak coffee in any amount 1-10 cups hot or cold has to be the Aiden. I'd put the Behmor Brazen ahead of the Moccamaster as it has adjustable pre-soak and brew temp, and several other nice features. Also, very reliable. Had one for a dozen years, makes a very good brew.
r/JamesHoffmann β’ Whatβs the Best Drip Coffee Maker to Buy Right Now? ->Behmor Brazen does a really good two cup.
r/JamesHoffmann β’ Recommendations for single serve and pot coffee makers? ->Behmor Brazen -- the only automatic drip I know of that uses stainless steel in the water resivoir. Temperature and pre-brew time are adjustable too. I use Bunn paper filters instead of the included mesh filter. https://behmor.com/brazen-plus/
r/BuyItForLife β’ Do any coffee machines exist that don't pour the hot coffee over plastic before it goes into the pot? ->