coffee maker

Coffee can be prepared using a variety of methods. The most common coffee makers, apart from plug-in coffee machines, are the Moka pot, French press, Aeropress, or coffee filters made of various materials. Here, we'll introduce you to some top brands so you can buy the right coffee maker for you.

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The AeroPress combines the advantages of immersion brewing with those of traditional filter coffee preparation. The wide variety of preparation options makes experimenting with the AeroPress at home particularly fun. The popularity of this brewing method is also reflected in the fact that there is already a dedicated AeroPress World Championship.
Its compact size and lightweight make it ideal for travel. With the AeroPress, you can brew up to 250ml of coffee in just a few minutes. Depending on the recipe, you can also use it to create short, intense brews, similar to a mocha. The durable material makes it easy to clean by hand or in the dishwasher.

The kit includes the Aeropress, stirrer, measuring spoon, and 100 micro paper filters. All plastic components are, of course, BPA-free.

- Material: Polipropylene, rubber (BPA free)

- Care: dishwasher safe

- Coffee spoons with filling level markings (8 g and 10 g)

- Stirring rod

AeroPress Coffee Maker

€35.90

Bialetti stands for classic mocha in a traditionally simple design, at home or in your holiday home. The iconic mocha pot has been given a new pressure valve, making the mocha much sweeter, more balanced and doesn't taste burnt.

You can also use the Brikka You can now even enjoy your mocha with a little crema! This gives you a much closer taste to an espresso than with previous models.

The new Brikka is suitable for gas and electric stoves with ceramic hobs.

Cleaning should be done by hand using detergent.

Material: aluminum

Capacity: 150ml (4 cups)

Dishwasher safe: No

Induction hob: With adapter plate also for induction hobs (not included)

Bialetti Mocha New Brikka 4 cups

€49.90

The French press is a classic coffee brewing method. The immersion and metal sieve give French press coffee a particularly full-bodied flavor.
The French press from Italian manufacturer Bialetti is ideal for preparing large quantities of coffee with ease. The pot is characterized by its solid construction and easy cleaning in the dishwasher.
In addition to simply making coffee, you can also use the French press to make tea .
Capacity: 1000 ml
Material: stainless steel, glass and plastic

Bialetti - French Press Preziosa 1000 ml

€34.90

The Clever Dripper is a digestible filter coffee combination of hand brewing (V60) and immersion brewing (French Press). During extraction, the coffee initially floats in the water, like with a French Press, without flowing out. Only when the stopper is released does the coffee filter through the paper and flow down, like with a hand filter. This gives you more control over the extraction than with other brewing methods. Filter coffee.

The Clever Dripper gives your cup of filter coffee more body, while still maintaining a clean cup profile without any sediment. Its ease of use and excellent in-cup results have made this coffee maker one of the most popular filter coffee makers.

Paper filters from Hario V60-02, Melitta #4 and most paper filters for filter coffee machines are suitable for this size.

Capacity: 530ml

Material: plastic

Color: transparent

Clever Dripper

€36.90

Immerse yourself in the world of filter coffee with the Hario V60 plastic filter. Brew aromatic coffee by hand and experiment with different settings.

The transparent plastic doesn't transfer heat to the coffee bean, producing ideal, consistent extractions without preheating. The curved grooves inside ensure excellent water drainage.

Optimal extraction results are achieved with this filter using a water quantity of 200 - 360ml.

Material: transparent plastic

Hario V60 Coffee Filter Plastic Transparent - 01

€6.90

Immerse yourself in the world of filter coffee with the Hario V60 plastic filter. Brew aromatic coffee by hand and experiment with different settings.

The transparent plastic doesn't transfer heat to the coffee bean, producing ideal, consistent extractions without preheating. The curved grooves inside ensure excellent water drainage.

Optimal extraction results are achieved with this filter using a water volume of 300 - 700ml.

Material: transparent plastic

Hario V60 Coffee Filter Plastic Transparent - 02

€7.90

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This coffee filter was developed by Hario in collaboration with 2013 World Barista Champion Pete Licata. What makes this spiral-shaped ceramic coffee filter special is its additional filter insert with its fine-mesh sieve. This filter insert has a flat base, ensuring a consistent flow of water during extraction.

With this made in Japan You can brew filter coffee in three different ways:

  1. With the flat filter insert and a paper filter for even extraction and special clarity in the cup
  2. With the flat filter insert but without a paper filter to avoid filtering the oils and small coffee sediments
  3. Without the flat filter insert with paper filter for a clear, balanced cup of filter coffee similar to the V60 from Hario

This coffee filter gives you maximum flexibility when preparing filter coffee. Decide for yourself which brewing method you prefer.

Body material: ceramic

Filter insert material: polypropylene

Filter net material: polyester resin

Dishwasher safe: Yes

Capacity: 1-4 cups

Color: White

Size: 160 x 127 x 109 (W x D x H)

Weight: 600g

Hario W60 Coffee Filter Ceramic White

€39.90

We're delighted to offer this beautiful, versatile coffee filter from Origami in our range. Its special shape allows for the use of various paper filters; both the conical Hario V60-01 / CAFEC 1 paper filters and the flat Kalita 155 paper filters are possible. This greatly expands your brewing options.

The transparent plastic prevents cold from transferring to the coffee grounds, allowing for very consistent brews without lengthy preheating. Furthermore, this elegant coffee filter is the perfect travel companion, as it's lightweight and durable.

Optimal extraction results are achieved with this filter using a water quantity of 150 - 400ml.

Material: AS Resin

Origami Dripper AIR - S

€14.90

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Coffee preparation through the ages

We live in a fast-paced world. Our daily lives are often characterized by numerous consecutive appointments and, at times, stress. One expression of this is the evolution of the capsule coffee machine. Originally developed in the 1990s, this method of coffee preparation only became truly popular in the early 2000s and may not have even reached its peak yet. For many consumers, convenient, quick coffee preparation is more important than the resulting taste in the cup.

Yet coffee preparation can be a relaxing ritual that leads to a far more delicious result than any coffee capsule on the market. It's not for nothing that there are national and international filter coffee championships (Brewer's Cup) or Aeropress championships, but no cup for the best coffee capsule. The balance between taste and convenience should shift back toward traditional coffee preparation, especially with a labor-intensive raw material like coffee. Not least because of the wasteful use of packaging material in the case of coffee capsules.

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Slow coffee with the coffee maker of your choice

The selection of coffee makers is virtually limitless. Besides well-known coffee filters like the Hario V60, available in various materials and colors, there are also models with a shallow coffee bed, such as the Hario W60, or hybrid coffee filters like the Clever Dripper. With the latter, the coffee is extracted by floating the grounds, similar to a French press, but is then filtered through a paper filter, like the V60. This produces a full-bodied yet clean flavor. For stylists, the aesthetically pleasing Chemex is often the first choice for filter coffee preparation. Purists, on the other hand, appreciate the flexibility of the AeroPress.

Coffee drinkers who still prefer strong coffee should give the Bialetti New Brikka a try before buying a capsule machine. With the right coffee, ideally freshly ground to the correct grind, you'll achieve a significantly better-tasting short brew than with a coffee capsule. The best thing about all these coffee makers is that you save money on an expensive coffee machine and aren't dependent on a single supplier's constantly changing system. The environment will thank you, too.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a coffee maker?

"Cafe maker" is a generic term for coffee accessories that require only ground coffee, (hot) water, and, in some cases, a paper filter to brew a cup of coffee. These include, for example, the Hario V60, the Aeropress, the Chemex, the French press, or moka pots like those from Bialetti.

How do you use a coffee maker?

In most cases, you only need ground coffee, water, and, depending on your coffee maker, a suitable paper filter. For example, Hario offers dedicated paper filters for the V60 in two sizes, as well as special paper filters for the Aeropress or the stylish Chemex. In contrast, you don't need an additional filter for the French press thanks to the metal filter. You can also brew coffee with a Moka pot without a paper filter.

What are the advantages of coffee makers?

Most coffee makers are lightweight and portable, giving you significantly more flexibility than with a fully automatic coffee machine or espresso machine. Furthermore, the investment is much lower than for an electric coffee machine. Furthermore, manual coffee preparation helps slow down your daily routine, namaste.