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You get a lot more control with a manual pour over, therefore a better cup. I have this and you need stars to align just right to get a cup that's almost as good as a manual pour over. That said I've been able to get this one to give me a pretty decent cup.
You get a lot more control with a manual pour over, therefore a better cup. I have this and you need stars to align just right to get a cup that's almost as good as a manual pour over. That said I've been able to get this one to give me a pretty decent cup.
Have you had the larger version? I'm wondering how it does compared.
Have you had the larger version? I'm wondering how it does compared.
Tbh I'm exaggerating when I said stars have to align to get a good cup. All I did was get a better grinder and adjust the grind size. It's really not bad at all. But IMHO manual is always better when compared to automatic machines.
I would bet you'd get a more evenly brewed cup if you get one of their larger brewers. If some of the grinds doesn't get extracted well in a larger machine, that might be 5% of he coffee. If the same happens to the amount of coffee for a single cup brew, that could be 15% left dry/unextracted. Does that make sense? Also a larger batch of coffee will have a larger basket and larger amount of hot water to exact flavor. This will hold a more consistent brewing temp.
Id like to leave you with a tip. I find that it's crucial that you make sure all of the grinds r soaked in the beginning. I use a spoon to help the water drip over all the coffee grinds. I think this is the weak point of technivorm brewers. You may want to consider Bonavita brewers as well. I had their (previous model) 10 cup brewer and thought it brewed a better cup than my Technivorm. Bonavitas seem to have an issue with their heating element failing though. Mine started randomly turning off during the brewing phase.
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You get a lot more control with a manual pour over, therefore a better cup. I have this and you need stars to align just right to get a cup that's almost as good as a manual pour over. That said I've been able to get this one to give me a pretty decent cup.
Have you had the larger version? I'm wondering how it does compared.
Tbh I'm exaggerating when I said stars have to align to get a good cup. All I did was get a better grinder and adjust the grind size. It's really not bad at all. But IMHO manual is always better when compared to automatic machines.
I would bet you'd get a more evenly brewed cup if you get one of their larger brewers. If some of the grinds doesn't get extracted well in a larger machine, that might be 5% of he coffee. If the same happens to the amount of coffee for a single cup brew, that could be 15% left dry/unextracted. Does that make sense? Also a larger batch of coffee will have a larger basket and larger amount of hot water to exact flavor. This will hold a more consistent brewing temp.
Id like to leave you with a tip. I find that it's crucial that you make sure all of the grinds r soaked in the beginning. I use a spoon to help the water drip over all the coffee grinds. I think this is the weak point of technivorm brewers. You may want to consider Bonavita brewers as well. I had their (previous model) 10 cup brewer and thought it brewed a better cup than my Technivorm. Bonavitas seem to have an issue with their heating element failing though. Mine started randomly turning off during the brewing phase.
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