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The Best Small Filter Coffee Machines

This filter coffee maker is a good choice for its easy-to-clean design, premium feel, and easy button selection. It does require a little more thought and attention than some of the other models we tested due to its blooming system and jug-holding system.

However, the Wilfa Classic is a swoon-inducing piece for any kitchen. It comes with a specialized one- to four-cup setting and an adjustable flow rate regulator that has an adjustable orientation scales for continuous adjustment.

1. Melitta Aroma Elegance

This elegant filter coffee machine drip by Melitta comes with a sleek and modern design. It's compatible with ground coffee as well as beans. The coffee maker has an 1.25 L water tank that can make up to 10 cups of filter coffee before it needs refilling and comes with an anti-drip function.

The machine makes it easy to prepare filter coffee with its automatic shut-off feature, as well as the capability of adjusting the coffee strength through the increase in the size of the beans. The jug is cleanable in the dishwasher, making it even more convenient.

For those who want to wake up to the smell of freshly brewed filter coffee the Aroma Elegance Deluxe boasts a useful timer feature that can be set on the LED display to start making coffee at the exact time. The brewer is made of premium materials and is strong and durable, ensuring peace of mind.

The coffee maker is also easy to operate because of the clearly-labelled buttons for selection and easy-to-follow directions. It is important to note that the Aroma Elegance Deluxe does not include a bean grinder built-in. The users will need to grind the beans separately prior to using the coffee maker.

To ensure that the machine will last for a long life and provides the best possible flavour, it is recommended to use water that has been filtered in the machine. Descale the machine regularly to avoid limescale buildup, and to ensure that it is operating at its peak. To aid in this, the machine comes with 3-in-1 calc protection which includes a programmed water hardness setting as well as an indicator to show the level of calcification and an automatic descaling program.

2. Breville Aromaboy

This small filter coffee machine can be tucked away easily in the cabinet. It may appear like a toy, but it can make up to two cups delicious coffee.

Filter coffee makers are like espresso machines in that they heat water, and then pour it over the ground coffee. Filter coffee makers that use electricity take the burden of brewing coffee out of your hands by controlling the flow of water and time required to prepare. These coffee makers also have additional features not offered by manual filter coffee makers, like the ability to program times and alerts for descaling.

Selecting the ideal filter coffee maker is about finding the one that will meet your requirements. This could mean selecting one with a bigger capacity for brewing so that you can make a huge batch of filter coffee in one go (perfect for guests or in the office) or choosing a model that has a single-cup option that is simple to use. Certain models come with built-in grinders which you can use to grind your own beans or get them pre-ground from the can.

Another feature that many filter coffee machines are now equipped with is the ability to recreate a pour-over technique that is a manual method for preparing filter coffee. This involves pre-wetting the coffee grounds before slowly pouring water over them. This is believed to result in more flavorful, deeper the brew.

Both the Moccamaster & Breville Precision Brewer are great filter machines for anyone looking for the best of both worlds. They provide the convenience of an automatic drip coffee machine with the control of an manual filter brewer. Both have programmable starting times, so you can set them up to make your coffee at exactly the right time the time you wake up. Both have a permanent filter too, which means you don't need to buy paper filters.

3. Hario V60

The V60 is a single-cup machine that can make one cup. It turns the brewing process into a kind of ritual, and that's one of its main draws. When you're at the counter with the kettle that has a gooseneck on one side and a cup of ground beans on the other, pouring your water in precise circles can be fascinating. Stop for that gorgeous bloom and the aromas to emanate and fill the air, then continue to see those ridges that spiral turn into a flowing river of gold liquid as it makes its way into your cup.

Hario is a Japanese company famous for its glass coffee makers, tea sets and siphon coffee makers, launched this brewer back in 2004. It's still running after it swept the specialty coffee industry. It's featured in social media posts as well as YouTube videos, competitions for brewing, and in coffee shop conversations. This is the ideal device for anyone who wants to showcase the flavor of their coffee and make the perfect cup every time.

The level of control you have over the beverage is the reason why the V60 has displaced Melitta from its position as king of pour-overs, and it also allows you to experiment with various sizes of grinds, water temperatures, and flow rates. The entire brewing process takes just few minutes, and cleanup is easy.

The V60 is perfect for anyone who loves making single cups of coffee. If you're keen on experimenting with your own method, there's a regular pour-over competitions that bring baristas together to see who can craft the most exquisite cup of coffee using this small filter coffee machine.

4. Clever Dripper

The Clever Dripper makes a great filter coffee maker if you are looking for something simple affordable, reliable, and cost-effective. It's easy to use, produces delicious coffee and is easy to clean. It's also extremely durable and can take many abuses.

The Clever Dripper is a hybrid immersion/percolation brewer that brings the best of both worlds to one convenient, portable package. It utilizes an immersion technique similar to the French Press and the new-fangled Aeropress. However it comes with a valve to prevent the ground coffee drip machine from spilling to the bottom. When the coffee is ready, you can place it on your cup or server and then close the valve so that the coffee can drip brew.

Once you've mastered the basics of the Clever Dripper, the process will become almost effortless and you can focus on other aspects of your brewing experience, like the ratio of coffee to water or the time for steeping. You can achieve the perfect cup every time with just a little practice.

The Clever Dripper is available in several different sizes and colors, but we suggest you purchase the larger size as it can fit your favorite mug. It's also made of BPA free Eastman Tritan plastic and comes with 100 filters. It has a dated look, but it's extremely functional and robust. It's also an excellent choice for Go direct those who want to experiment with pouring over but doesn't want to shell out the money on a dedicated Brewer. It can also be used as a French press for those who are new to the process. The results are surprising consistent and balanced.

5. Kalita Wave

The stainless steel Kalita Wave is an excellent option for those looking to take a pour over brewer to camping trips or with little space in their kitchens. Its flat bottom with three holes for extraction ensures an even brew, while its wavy filter design reduces contact between the dripper and the grounds to prevent astringent flavors.

The name of this coffee maker gets its inspiration from the horizontal ridges that resemble waves down its walls. The ridges evenly distribute grounds, reducing the possibility of channeling. Channeling is a problem that occurs when hot water travels through the coffee grounds too fast which results in an unbalanced extraction. The wavy filter shape helps to reduce contact between the dripper and the coffee grounds, thereby preventing channeling.

The Kalita Wave, like other manual pour-over brewers, needs precise addition of water to ensure a consistent brew. You should try to achieve an optimum ratio of 14.5-16 (ml):1 (g). This is considered to be the ideal ratio for pour-over coffee, however some coffee experts believe that a higher ratio can result in bitterness.

It could take some time to master your pour-over technique and get the best coffee from the Kalita Wave if you're a beginner. But once you master it, this compact filter coffee maker is sure to impress anyone who comes by. The $30 Kalita Wave 155 is capable of producing delicious coffee, but to realize its full potential, you'll need a good grinder, a fancy pot, and an appropriate scale. It's no surprise that this simple-looking brewer is a favorite among baristas, geeky coffee enthusiasts and professional baristas.