This Might Be My Favorite Coffee Maker 

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It's not a coffee maker, it's a coffee making contraption, and it's fabulous.

It looks like something that would fit right into a old library or it looks like it belong in a laboratory 💛

The recommendation to stick around while it's brewing is a good one. As I understand it, these things were used as a conversation piece following a meal where it would be placed in the middle of the table and people would sit around chatting while it did its thing.

I have that same balance brewer the copper one i love using it when having guests over while we chat perfect conversation starter and entertaining to watch. Definitely not for a quick cup 😜

I'm writing a pirate fantasy and researching how they made coffee in the late 1700's was a lot of fun! I love coffee so it appears in some way in most of my books.

Finally some attention for the Belgian coffee brewer, love it! Also, we can't not incorporate a beer glass in it 😁

Oh shit, a balance brewer! I've lusted after one of these for years. I love the theatre and the mad-science of a siphon, but I just don't have the room for something as big as the balance.

That entry slide was a solid 9.7/10! Well done!

I don't drink coffee but I like to watch her talk about literally anything .. She is so confident... ❤❤❤

Could you moderate the temperature a bit by lengthening the tube from the boiling chamber to the brewing chamber? A coiled tube would work, and add to the Mad Scientist Steampunk appeal. Since my 1900 era flat is decorated in what I call Steampunk Craftsman (aka Frank Lloyd Wright designs a home for the zeppelin pirate captain), I want one of these, if only as a sculpture.

I've had one of these for about a decade. Bit of a learning curve. Thank you for doing this video. I've been waiting for one that wasn't just an ad for a company selling the thing but an actual review. P.S. try using a very finely ground coffee, like espresso fine, and loose the cloth filter. Most of the grounds will clot around the metal and filter itself and any that make it through will be so well saturated they sink to the bottom of the tank. That's my preferred use, your results may vary.

This is our second K-Classic. We had our first one for many years, so when we had to replace it, we wanted nothing else but this exact ru-vid.comUgkxBrV-RbF5Nk0Rlt9i15aao-YMzqzTG8Vf model. We use it for about three people everyday in the morning. The taste and quick brew is one of the reasons we like it so much. There are so many choices of brands of coffee that we would grab what was on sale and test the different brands from there. I would definitely recommend trying different brands of coffee to find the ones you like the most because there are brands that quite frankly taste horrible.

You should try to recreate the coffee brewing system from breaking bad! The one gale made in the lab! Walter white said it was the best coffee he’s ever had

Coffee Spigot is my new band name

That was exactly the kind of thorough explanation I needed, from set-up to taste to clean-up. Thank you.

I was binging your videos and didn't even notice this was a new upload! Never been so early, so excited! Love your videos!

Fascinating! I love this kind of contraption, and I'd never seen one like this. Thanks for the great demo!

The brewer looks like if you press the wrong button you'll go back in time

I have that same balance brewed in chrome. It's a great show piece & always brings out the Ooos and Ahhhs when I make coffee at get togethers. Great video. I'm glad I found your channel.

My first ever coffee machine was the Illy iperespresso Y1 touch. Looked really amazing and slick and it was something I wanted on my counter. I went ahead to buy an X7 next to experiment brewing cappuccino's and whatnot but this..... this magnificent, elegant machine is something I want to own as a coffee enthusiast.

I don’t think this will ever replace your standard coffee maker you use during the week. That being said, I really could see this being perfect for those lazy Sunday mornings where the making of your coffee is just as important as drinking it. That’s when I tend to use my funny little gadgets my wife never seems understand or get the over all point. Sometimes it’s the journey, not the destination.

First learned about these babies from Quincy's Tavern! Looks so cool.

Definitely made in a time and for a class of people who didn't do any of their own washing.

It's GORGEOUS! Thanks so much for sharing!

I just got one for Christmas!!! I can't wait to use it.

Gosh, that thing is so beautiful to look at! This was a fascinating video.

I would definitely try it! It is one those things perfect for curious and extravagant people!

Love your videos. I'll start a Barista course in July, you inspired me to continue with it :)

You are a great narrator! Great presentation!! Thank you!

Hey that's the brewer the tv series Hannibal has in his kitchen! Cool to see it being used and not wonder 'is that liquid humans?'

That is gorgeous! And pretty scientifically cool. That would be great for events / guests. Thank you

That machine is so cool. Thanks for sharing and for the great content.

So funny, I was looking at this last weekend and considered buying it because it looks so steampunk and fantastical lol Another great video!

Beautiful brewer, fun and informative video, nicely done

Thank you so much for this channel. Because of this channel I got myself a Moka pot for espresso and strong coffee and oh my God it makes better coffee then my old espresso machine it is currently in storage.

I first saw this on Quincy’s Tavern tik toks a few years ago. Such a cool design and functionality. Thank you for this video 😊

I think I might have to build me one of those coffee makers. As for the weather, I'm loving it.

And you are our favorite coffee maker. Keep up the great content. 👍

Your shorts randomly popped up on my feed and I have now binged every single one 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I have to get one of these. They are magnificent

Adding to the interesting journey of coffee.sharing all the fun of coffee thank you

Looks sooo stylish! 💓

Morgan is absolutely beautiful imo! The cute hair totally works on her and she doesn’t need makeup. She’s cool af too!

AWESOME gadget that Really Works! It was fun to watch.

This looks so steam punk and i love it!

That long time to boil is why I used hot water in my syphons, and an isopropane canister stove underneath. More control of the heat that way. I also set the grind at just finer than for a French Press. I've always wanted one of these brewers too.

Although I love gizmos like this, the best part of this video is Morgan's delight at using it.

Nifty and Yes I too have an interest in the orgins of coffee preperation

Such a perfect slide !

Years ago, maybe in the 60's, Procter Silex made a vacuum brewer. Almost all-glass, it was a coffee maker for stove use. (This was before electric drip machines were popular.) Everything was either perked coffee or drip -- often on the stove. In general, percolators were the most popular coffee makers.

I'm allergic to coffee but oh my god I wanna put a pretty tea in that

I'd love to see a collab between you and James Hoffmann!

This was awesome to watch, I love this type of videos, and I love the fancy words said in the video today 😅

A syphon brewer (well an electric one) is how I make our morning coffee every day. It’s fantastic, it’s a great brewing method as you get full immersion and rapid drawdown. Very reliable brewing method, the coffee is basically always delicious, even if the grind isn’t perfect 😋

Ehhh we used one of these at my old Cafe! It was always such a blast to see peoples eyes light up at the process

I also enjoy the spigot on my cold-brew jug. Beats trying to pick up and pour from a gallon sized jug...

For a while now, I've been curious about the idea of using a balance system with adjustable pivot point, that reflects the brewing ratio of the coffee. So that once enough water gathers to achieve the desired ratio, it pours over the coffee mechanically. This brewer is close to that, but I've yet to see one that actually does the above. It is a interesting thought experiment I sometimes ponder on.

I'd love it if you did more espresso machine reviews!

That, is a stunning brewer. 😲

Okay, love the alchemy style of that brewer! Also, let’s be real, Morgan. Oregon is in it’s rainy season like. 90% of the year. Anything above 30% chance of rain means 100% chance of rain

Great video. You’re best slide yet.

I have always made "cowboy coffee" in a pan on the stove. I think this would be the ultimate upgrade... Looks amazing.

This would be super cool for tea

OMG!!!!!!!!!! I ACTUALLY SAW MORGAN DRINKING COFFEE ☕️😀 I CAN'T BELIEVE IT.... HAPPY HAPPY JOY JOY.......

Enjoyed Morgan Geeking Out A Little Bit Awesome I Think I Would Use It For Loose Tea Brewing

You have honestly gotten me way to into coffee for someone that drink coffee maybe 4 times a year

ahhh morgan. these are fun!

“Somehow, Oregon is still in its rainy season.” Dude SERIOUSLY. I haven’t had a sunny weekend to go for a bike ride in weeks. It’s nuts.

🤩 it’s beautiful

If nothing else, it’s a very cool conversation piece

Great Video as always

It would be a great thing to have in the center of your dinning room table on a Sunday morning and have the family gather around and converse while waiting for their morning coffee together

I would love you to contrast this beautiful and decadent device with your choice of the most practical brewer you can find. If you wanted 1-2 cups of coffee every morning to throw in a tumbler before you jet off to work, and had to clean it at least once every single day, what brewer would you choose? The fastest and easiest to clean thing with still decent results. Just an idea for a video. Take it or leave it. Love your content!

I've been using one for a while, if your spigot leaks, unscrew the ball on top and adjust the handle so it's seated correctly to the closed position.

Steampunk aficionados, take note. Back in the day these were designed, they took a different, more blase, attitude to safety and risk. SPIGOT!!!

This is my third time watching this mesmerizing video ❤️

It's so cool, kind of a show piece

like i do like knowledgeable videos about old gadgets in my opinion im not hating at ALL i feel when you give us knowledge about a gadget, i like to see pictures of it being used, by who it was invented by, and the science around it like a little research and putting up pictures makes it entertaining, then zooming in before brewing to capture all the components is awesome aswell. i know it doesnt matter who watches the video, but i usually skip when it there isnt like history shown and just google it up myself, you do not have to change the way you do the videos i can always just go find those videos myself, i was just saying cause it felt kinda i guess dull? and made me wanted to skip to just the brewing part. usually i find your youtube very entertaining dont attack me please. im grateful for their content.

I have one of those balance siphons. I also have a late 1930s Cory "Rubberless" siphon pot (stovetop model).

I use a Hario siphon with cloth filters as my daily brewer and the coffee feels very clean, not like what I'd expect from a French press or even a Moka pot at all. The only times I can think of when I have had a chewy mouth feel from it where when I was really lazy cleaning the cloth filter because I NEED COFFEE NOW! I haven't tried paper filters yet, but they might give a different mouth feel 🤔 Really interested in getting a balance brewer to compare the experience and level up my kitchen decor!

I love 5he aesthetic of this so much i want one just cus someday

I would design a steampunk kitchen after this cool contraption. Set this on the table after dinner and let the conversation begin!

I’ve been waiting on you to post a video of this one

It is so beautiful! What if you added a little bit of cold water to the grounds to lower the temperature of the boiling water as it pours onto the grounds?

Such a cool video :) on the trend of different brewing methods could you maybe review a pod based coffee maker. As some one who has a cheap machine called a Jolie and Milk I’d be curious to so how much worse they are than proper coffee machines XD

dude... those are the coolest bongs ive ever seen

It looks like something useful in Steampunk Era. If it is something modern that uses steam to power it up, it is considered to be Steampunk.

One of these machines was used in the first season of Hannibal, and it looks so cool.

In which setting do you grind the coffee? Love all the information! Thanks for the video ❤️

I need that double walled coffee cup 😮

this is so COOL AAAAA

You should call the brewed coffee: "A perfectly balanced coffee, as everything should be."

You'll have to do a second video on how to maintain and clean it now!

Why did you edit out the moment the burner lid dropped?? I was waiting for it 😩

Also the brewer in "Bucketlist" I did have that brewer but it brewing to hot, and is really hard to clean. You must try to brew ibrik/cezve, it amazing and a challenge. Thanks for RU-vid, and a tips Morgan, ad the tempatur in Celsius...only 3-5 lands in the world use Farenheter..please thanks!!

I have one of the glass siphons which I got as a bit of a novelty, I generally like the extraction it gets but I think the weakness is the scorched flavors from the brewed coffee hitting the hot lower chamber. Maybe it could be improved with technique

Very cool!

This is very cool

Can I just say, i love your voice