ZWILLING Enfinigy Glass Drip Coffee Maker 12 Cup, Awarded the SCA Golden Cup Standard, Black
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Friday, Aug 29
Style: Glass Drip Coffee Maker
Features
- THE PERFECT CUP OF COFFEE: Awarded the prestigious SCA Golden Cup Standard, the Specialty Coffee Associations highest prize for quality brewers.
- GENEROUS 12 CUP CAPACITY: With glass carafe
- LONG LASTING: Unique corrosion-resistant stainless-steel boiler, wont alter the taste of brew water as compared to copper and aluminum boilers.
- SMOOTH FLAVOR: Blooms grinds before brew for robust flavor. The bloom function releases carbon dioxide from coffee grounds before brewing begins for a smoother, less sour taste
- CONVENIENT: Has a timer and keep warm functions
Brand: ZWILLING
Capacity: 1.5 Liters
Color: Black
Special Feature: Manual
Coffee Maker Type: Drip Coffee Machine
Brand: ZWILLING
Capacity: 1.5 Liters
Color: Black
Special Feature: Manual
Coffee Maker Type: Drip Coffee Machine
Material: Glass, Plastic
Filter Type: Reusable
Style: Glass Drip Coffee Maker
Specific Uses For Product: Coffee maker
Item Weight: 5.73 Pounds
Included Components: Carafe
Wattage: 1700 watts
Voltage: 120 Volts
Model Name: Enfinigy
Number of Items: 1
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Product Dimensions: 6.1 x 11.42 x 13.78 inches
Item Weight: 5.73 pounds
Manufacturer: ZWILLING
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 53103-501
Date First Available: July 14, 2021
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I've now had this coffee maker for a while, and ultimately I'm very happy with it. Most importantly, this thing makes a really great cup of coffee. I've had, and/or used, a ridiculous number of coffee makers from just about every manufacturer. Among the SCA recommended models specifically, including those from Moccamaster, I don't think any other machine produces a better cup of coffee than what's brewed by this Zwilling. I think many of the SCA recommended coffee makers produce coffee that's as good as the Zwilling's, but none are better. So in other words, the coffee from this machine is as good as it gets and the price is actually quite a value. The build quality seems good so I'm optimistic about the overall durability and longevity (although I'll update this review if it turns out otherwise). For those who may be clumsy, like me, the glass carafe doesn't seem particularly fragile so I'm not worried about breaking it. The carafe is glass though, so it's certainly breakable, but I don't think unreasonably so. The overall design is aesthetically pleasing, and it's practical too, easy to use and maintain. This machine has far more positives than negatives, and it makes good coffee, so I'm not going to list out the "pros" but I'll call out some "cons": -the clock can only be set in 24-hr time, which I don't really mind, but I'm guessing others may prefer 12-hr time. My theory is that most people who buy this machine won't mind because they won't be using the programmatic brew start. I say that because coffee is so much better if you grind immediately before brewing vs. grinding the night before. However, I've tried it, and the delayed/scheduled/programmatic brewing works as anticipated. -the hotplate doesn't stay hot for very long. This is a problem with any "quality" coffee maker because manufacturers don't want to encourage stale or burnt coffee. However, I think my Moccamaster managed this problem slightly better. The issue is that coffee doesn't taste great after sitting around +60 min. after brewing, especially if it's burning on a hot plate. My previous coffee maker, the Moccamaster, held coffee warm for about 90 min. but this Zwilling only holds coffee warm for about 30 min. That being said, the Zwilling seems to be more effective because the coffee remains pleasingly warm, whereas the Moccamaster's "warming" never seemed very warm (note: I didn't want a machine with a thermal carafe because I think that they're hard to clean, and I think you get better taste by brewing into glass (it's a personal preference). When I want to hold coffee warm for longer periods then I'll pour it into a thermal carafe/thermos/Hydroflask, or just brew a new pot for warm and fresh (better tasting) coffee.) -I can't easily find how many ounces are in a "cup," which made it hard to measure the right amount of coffee without weighing. I think each cup is about 5oz, but I'm not certain because I recently purchased the Zwilling grinder so I don't need to measure out the coffee anymore (the grinder does that for you). I highly recommend buying Zwilling's grinder to go with the machine). Would I buy again? Absolutely. I was only considering SCA approved coffee makers, and among those, my decision came down to Moccamaster vs. Zwilling. I had a Moccamaster previously, and the coffee was good, but not any better than this Zwilling. The Zwilling cost less, and the aesthetic fit better with my kitchen, which is why I ended up purchasing it and would choose to purchase again if needed.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2022 by Capt Jean-Luc
I loved my Mocha Master. The best Coffee! But I wanted to try an SCAA certified Coffee Maker that wasn't quite as expensive to see. The Zwilling is the same company that makes the Henkels knives which I really like and I have some insulated coffee cups by them which I also really like. I got it and made a pot with my Mocha Master and an equivalent pot on the Zwilling. The Coffee of both tasted wonderful. The only knock on it was that a plastic piece broke off by the second use. It still works fine, but that makes me worry it may not last as long as the Mocha Master. Only time will tell. I do wholeheartedly recommend this for any one who loves the TASTE of Coffee. And especially if you either roast our own or buy fresh locally roasted coffee. If you just buy major national brands which are not fresh, there isn't much point in paying this much to brew it. If the taste isn't in the coffee to start with a good brewer can't add taste. A good brewer will bring out the best of the taste in the coffee.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2022 by Frank C. Schutz
My husband wanted a "normal" coffee pot, and I wanted something that lets the coffee bloom and simulates pour-over brewing. This pot satisfies both of us. It's normal enough for him and brews coffee properly for me. I'm a former barista who spent too much time needing out on brewing methods. A normal drip coffee maker doesn't do it for me. I'd rather use my Chemex. The resulting brew is strong. The basket is large enough to hold enough coffee to make it the same way coffee shops do (~2 TBSP ground coffee per every 6 oz water). I use a burr grinder set to grind slightly courser than #5. You can adjust the bloom time, and if you're a planner, schedule it to brew the next day. If you like a big pot, that's great. This is a 12-cup carafe and the cone will definitely hold all the grinds you need for that much brew. I wish that it had a thermal carafe. Thankfully we have spares so when the coffee is done I just pour it into the heated carafe. This pot is making this former coffee master and expert barista very happy.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 20, 2022 by Lee S
It's a great looking machine, but is not designed with the end user in mind. It's very tall so you have to drag it out beneath the cupboard twice a day and it doesn't slide easily due to the rubber feet. The water container doesn't come off so you can never clean it, or not easily. Worst thing is that they don't have a replacement glass carafe, so you wash the thing like it's a Faberge Egg...it's kinda stressful. If you break it (and I usually break a least two during a coffeemaker's lifespan) you are SOL. Hard pass...waiting for carafe to break so I can justify purchasing a different coffeemaker. ADDED COMMENTS A MONTH LATER...Well carafe lid got stuck inside and cracked the glass getting it out. They still don't offer replacement carafes, so $200 down the drain. BUYER BEWARE!
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Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2022 by djs94901
We've been trying to find a brew machine that makes a really smooth cup of coffee, and we finally found one. We've found it brews the coffee a bit hotter than our previous Krups machine, and the coffee is just as good or better. Recommended.
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2022 by Anonymous Bosch