re: I'm kicking Keurig to the curb. Recs for coffee makers that grind and use whole beans?

frickin amateurs in this thread


I bought a coffee bean farm in Colombia

Then I flew to France and commissioned a bespoke press

Once the beans come in, I roast them over organic firewood

After roasting, I grind them using blades forged from the finest steel the Miura forge in Japan has to offer

Last, I head to glacier natl park to obtain runoff from the glaciers, which I then distill



The end product still tastes like community dark roast that I ran through a Mr Coffee, but it must be better

Non-poors that have shite to do.

Nespresso has changed my life. Taking it with me on vaca tomorrow

Bonavita BV1900TD



Simple, pour over type coffee maker

Grind your beans, put them in black filter part, stack that on top of the carafe. Hit start (or program what time you want), and the water heats up to perfect temperature and then the shower head perfectly evenly sprinkles over the grinds. Even has a pre-infusion option that will sprinkle a tin bit of water, then wait two minutes, then sprinkle the rest of the water, to refine the flavor.

Phenomenal coffee. So few moving parts they last forever.

It's essentially a pour over machine.

Jura is what I use daily. It’s awesome.

Go with this one:


Or just get a French Tickler

Or you could replace the chemex for a $6 carafe from world market that does the exact same thing.

Once you start buying fresh roasted beans, grinding and using a pour over, there’s no going back