Coffee Maker Review:Bonavita BV1800TH 8 cup video review+ exclusive pictures.

Coffee Maker Review:Bonavita BV1800TH 8 cup video review+ exclusive pictures.

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• 1400 Watt heater raises water to ideal temperature (205°F / 96°C)
• Engineered for precise water and coffee grounds contact time
• Shower head designed for complete saturation and optimal extraction
• High quality stainless thermal carafe
• High quality Stainless Steel

 This Bonavita BV-1800TH 8-cup Coffeemaker with Thermal Carafe has the ability to reach 195° to 205° F for five or six minutes, the industry standard for optimal brewing. Reflects ease of filling the reservoir, placing the filter, gauging the amount of coffee remaining, and cleaning up. It also reflects how clear we judged the controls. Covers handle comfort, tendency to drip while pouring, balance of a full carafe, and how easy it was to empty the last liquid. Models with no score here brew into single-serve cups or are brew-and-dispense models. The latter hold the coffee in a tank; you fill your cup by pressing it against the dispenser lever.

Kit Includes
1- Bonavita 8 cup coffee maker with thermal carafe
1- Two-Pack Coffee Mug & Iced Beverage Cup
1- Coffee/ Espresso Descaler

 Bonavita BV1800TH 8 cup review copy 

 Was told by the proprietor of a very upscale kitchen equipment store that the two best coffee makers were the Technivorn and the Bonavita. The 'Tech' starts at $300, +/-. The Bonavita, half that, in line with many of your standard coffee makers with a thermal carafe. BUT...not even the 'Tech' maintains the 195-205 degree brewing temp throughout the brewing process....only the Bonavita.

The other standard coffee makers don't approach that range. And the 'Tech' only has a single outlet for the heated water, in the center of the cone. The Bonavita's multiple outlets get the 'first' water to ALL the coffee. COARSE grind your favorite coffee (if you buy pre-ground or canned coffee you shouldn't be reading this review), Melitta filter folded at the lip 

and pressed down into the filter holder, and start with the same amount of grounds you presently use, adjusting more or less to your taste, Three or four pots and you will find the right measure for the flavor you prefer. "Only an 8 cup carafe?" you say. 

The glass insert (worked in our early thermoses better than the plastic or metal currently the fad. And the 5/6 minutes it take to make a fresh pot is less time than it takes to get a single refill an any restaurant or coffee emporium. Drink fresh, hot, flavorful coffee without any bitter after-taste. 

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