Auto drip coffee makers from Technivorm, one of the only companies to pass the SCAA Auto Drip Brewing certification. These are all the thermal models in the Moccamaster line.
Bottom Line: The KBT-741 Moccamaster is an outstanding coffeemaker, as long as you can live with the shortcomings of the new-style thermal carafe (erratic pour, won't fit under coffeemaker with lid attached).
Bottom Line: Awesome, quirky, hands-on drip brewer capable of producing the best drip coffee possible. Worth the price, even in light of some astonishingly poor design choices, but if you're in for this much, may as well get a 3rd party carafe when you buy it.
Bottom Line: If you're looking for a new drip machine, this one should definitely be a consideration. Few things any more are "worth the money". This is one of them.
Bottom Line: This is a simple, dependable machine that makes good coffee with minimal effort. The price is high, but in a few months that won't matter, and you'll still have something worth drinking.
Bottom Line: Best coffee maker I've every purchased and no regrets. For just a little more in cost over others you get hot coffee, neat looks and a quality machine. Save a few weeks more and get the best coffee maker over the others.
Bottom Line: This machine produces a hot, full-flavored cup of coffee, and it does it with European style. Buy a Baratza Solis Maestro Plus, and your drip coffee world will be close to perfect.
Bottom Line: The KB741 is a great way for anyone to get into and enjoy high-end coffee making, just short of full-blown espresso-mania, which surely follows!
Bottom Line: Forget about the cost, this is well worth the money! Ideal conditions produce wonderful coffee and it looks surprisingly attractive in the kitchen.
Bottom Line: If you want the best coffee buy, it if not buy a mister crappy. Its expensive but if you love the way coffee I do you can always save up for it or a similar high quality coffee maker.
