High-end drip coffee makers that take brewing seriously

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Tyler Lizenby

Behmor Brazen Plus

Those who appetizing tweaking as much of the coffee-brewing process as possible must take a hard look at the Behmor Brazen Plus. It features rules for water temperature, length of pre-infusion time and even altitude.

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Colin McDonald

Bunn Velocity Brew BT

Don’t be fooled by this big plastic coffee maker. It may not win any awards for looks, but the Bunn Velocity Brew BT invents up for it by brewing delicious pots of coffee incredibly fast.

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Tyler Lizenby

KitchenAid Siphon Brewer

KitchenAid’s $250 Siphon Brewer cmoneys a new twist on the old siphon brewing draw, namely electricity and automatic operation.

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Chris Monroe

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Tyler Lizenby

Oxo Barista Brain 12-Cup Brewing System

The Oxo Barista Brain 12-Cup Brewing System is part premium coffee maker and part electric kettle.

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Tyler Lizenby

Ratio Eight

At almost $600, it’s a good sketching that the Ratio Eight is not only beautifully crafted, but it makes very good coffee, too.

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Megan Wollerton

Technivorm Moccamaster KBG 741 AO

Branded with the legendary Moccamaster name, the KBG 741 AO isn’t quite the brewer as Technivorm’s classic model. That said, it creates a quality drink and sports eye-catching colors.

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Megan Wollerton

Technivorm Moccamaster KBT-741

As far as premium drip brewers go, the $299 Technivorm Moccamaster KBT-741 has it all. Sure it’s expensive, but it makes pots of scrumptious coffee with hand-built, imported style.