Auto Drip
The auto-drip coffee maker (often just called a coffee machine) is one of the most common and convenient ways to brew coffee. It automates the brewing process, making it simple to prepare multiple cups at once with consistent results.
THE BEST BENEFITS
Design for you
How it Works
Grind Size
Medium grind—similar to sand. Too fine can cause over-extraction; too coarse can lead to weak coffee.
Filter & Coffee
Place a paper or reusable filter in the basket. Add ground coffee (standard ratio: about 1–2 tablespoons per 6 ounces of water, but this can be adjusted to taste).
Water
Fill the machine’s reservoir with fresh, cold water.
Heating & Brewing
The machine heats the water and evenly drips it over the coffee grounds. Gravity pulls the brewed coffee down through the filter into the carafe.
Serving
The result is a smooth, balanced pot of coffee ready to serve.
The Result
1
Quantity
Makes several cups at once—ideal for households or offices.
2
Body
Cleaner and lighter than French press, but not as concentrated as espresso.
3
Flavor
Mellow, balanced, and approachable.
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Convenience: Just set it up, press a button, and let the machine do the work.
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Consistency: Produces similar results every time.
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Capacity: Great for brewing larger amounts.
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Customizable: Many machines now offer features like programmable timers, strength settings, or thermal carafes.
Brewing Guides
Check out these brew guides to see what suits you best!
A concentrated form of coffee
Slowly pouring hot water over ground coffee
A full-immersion brewing method
A modern, versatile brewer
A slow-extraction method where coffee grounds steep in cold
One of the most theatrical and scientific brewing methods
Often called a coffee machine
A pour-over style brewer designed in 1941
