This coffee maker - the Moccamaster KBG 741, which has been manufactured in Holland for decades and is widely used in Scandinavia and the USA - can first of all do one thing: brew a very good filter coffee. The fact that it tastes like it was brewed by hand is no coincidence: The entire design (and not just a temperature-controlling minichip) is designed to recreate the process of hand brewing by machine. The water is quickly brought to a bubbling boil by a powerful copper heating element, and then directed through a metal tube to the filter, where it hits the coffee grounds at an optimal 96 °C. The water flows out of 9 outlets, each with a different temperature. It flows out over a large area from 9 outlet openings, optimally brewing the coffee and then extracting up to 10 cups of coffee from it within a few minutes. The machine has won various awards in the many years of its existence, and in 2002 the American Magazin Wine Spectator declared the Dutch producer to be "the manufacturer of the best coffee machines in the world".

Machines from Moccamaster follow a different principle to that which has long been the norm: All wear parts are designed for easy accessibility and quick replacement. You can see it when you take off the hard paper base fixed with screws and take a look inside the machine: everything screwed, nothing encapsulated. There is also no electronic part, the premature failure of which would render all repair efforts futile anyway. Accordingly, the manufacturer still repairs and overhauls machines from the 1980s. All spare and wear parts can be obtained from us.