Review on ☕ Technivorm Cup One Coffee Brewer, 10 oz, Shiny Silver by Kari Miller

I like coffee three or four days a week. I use a more manual brewing method. Chemex, Aeropress and Flair espresso machine are some of my favorite techniques. I like the process and the quality of the coffee. But sometimes there is not enough time as morning duties can pile up. So I set out to find the only mug maker that could fulfill my desire for a great cup of coffee while still being easy to use and clean. After some research, I decided to try the Technivorm Moccamaster Cup-One coffee maker. After trying it for a few days, I'm hooked! Pros: A great coffee brew basket can hold a lot of coffee for those who like a stronger coffee. Easy to clean High-quality workmanship and materials Cons: None yet: Unlike other models, the water supply does not have a shower effect. The water comes out of his pipe right in the middle. I'm looking at channeling after the sud but not sure how bad it is. I made a test batch using my Chemex and Cup-One with the same grind size and 20 grams. I had a Chemex 204 brew kettle installed. I've done my best with Chemex Zigzag etc. Both cups of coffee tasted great and I would have been happy with either. They both seemed well extracted. Can I tell what is the difference between them? Yes, but both were great and if I brewed the Chemex again it might taste different too. I may or may not play around with a douche solution because the coffee is great and I don't think I need it. I lose even with the channel I watch. Brew hole: I read in a review that the brew hole gets clogged sometimes and that there is only one cleaning tool in the box. Cleaning Tip - Toothpicks made of high-quality plastic. I have dozens of pieces in a bag in my bathroom that cost around $3-4. I haven't seen it clogged yet, but I'm ready for it. Accessories: Mine came with this big little ceramic mug. I've seen where others haven't.