Thank you so much for watching and for the kind words Don. Really means a lot to us here at Crema. :) We have a well loved Breville that is used in our Espresso Bar everyday and it would have to be the staffs number one go to, them and every customer we have recommended it to. So happy to hear that others like yourself are enjoying it just as much as we are. Thanks again for watching & commenting. Happy Brewing from The Crema Crew!

Hi there, Thank you so much for watching & commenting with your kind words. We absolutely love what we do and are so glad that you have found us and it is resinating! Spread the word! Thanks again from the Crema Coffee Crew ☕

Hi Timotei Afanasie, you are absolutely correct on this front! We have found that this difference isn't noticeable to most coffee drinkers generally, though it is definitely noticeable to experienced coffee professionals and coffee enthusiasts who favour methods like pour-over and French press. Thanks for watching and adding your comments, and happy brewing from the Crema crew!

Hi Kannan, Thank you for your comment. In regards to the carafe imparting flavour into the coffee, when speaking about both the Breville Precision Brewer & the Thermal Moccamaster, we can only put this down to mind over matter. There is no evidence to suggest that the coffee should have any metal-like flavours coming through, especially when using a product that is stainless steel. We obviously can not speak to all types of coffee tumblers but from our experience with these carafes that is not the case. In regards to brewing small batches, both the Breville & the Moccamaster have the ability to brew small batches very well. Your decision may come down whether you prefer a little more control over your variables, like bloom time, temperature & flow rate. If that is the case we would suggest the Breville Precision Brewer. However, if you would like the ease of just having to turn it on and it takes care of the rest, we would suggest the Moccamaster is more your speed. Thanks for watching & Happy Brewing.

Hi Reece Beauchamp, thanks for your comment. Some people do claim a burnt flavour after coffee has been on the warming plate for a while, but we can only put this down to mind over matter - unless there is coffee in the liquid to continue extracting or burning this shouldn't be happening, because once coffee is brewed the liquid itself doesn't continue to "brew" which is what would need to happen to cause that. As for glass vs stainless steel, temperature retention is a moot point with the warming plate so the main benefit of a stainless steel carafe over a glass one is it's not going to break if you drop it. Otherwise, the differences between the two materials are negligible and it really just comes down to your personal preference. It sounds like your mindful of how much you're brewing to suit your needs and you enjoy coffee more from a glass server, so 100% go for the glass! Thanks for watching our video, I hope this helped and happy brewing!

absolutely. question is how does it get rectified? I don't think so. believe it or not I use a four cup electric percolator to compensate

willing to take advice not from Breville because I believe there is a flaw in the program

Hi George, Thank you for watching & for commenting with your question. Apologies, we do not have any footage of the OVER ICE Mode or more footage of the POUR-OVER mode, only what is already in the video. However, what we can tell you about the way this mode prepares the coffee, is that it is obviously tailored towards the smaller 1-2 cups for an individual. This mode also mimics the times that you find in the manual preparation of pour-over (see our video here: bit.ly/3RUDE1i). An initial bloom for 30 seconds, followed by two separate pours for an allotted time each & a break in between to allow the liquid to drain & avoid overflow. What we can comment on is that the automated version of this brew method will never be able to full replicate that of a traditional, manual pour-over method, as you are unable to mimic the style of pour that you will see in the video and this affects the saturation & therefore flavour development of the coffee. The settings in the 'My Brew' section only pertain to that setting. Any other setting will have its own pre-set parameters, especially when it comes to temperature and time. For example the STRONG coffee setting, you will still use the same quantity of coffee & water that you would for the MY BREW or GOLD setting for example, but the brewer will take longer to brew as it will steep longer to create that depth of strength. The OVER ICE setting is relying on you as the user to adapt the recipe as per the instructions, to create a stronger brew, with double the amount of coffee and less than the normal amount of water. This creates a stronger brew that you will then dilute with water or milk once chilled. More concentrated than your typical filter batch of coffee. FAST mode is, as the name would imply the fastest mode available. Brewing up to 12 cups (1.8L) as fast as the brewer can deliver the water in the tank. It is for this reason that this batch will have the lightest flavour and be a lot closer consistency-wise to a pour-over or Chemex, as the water is passing through the coffee at a faster rate than the MY BREW or GOLD settings. We hope this has helped bring a bit more clarity to your questions on this product. We do highly recommend this product for batch brewing specifically and the extra features are simply a bonus and drawing card for those tossing up between different filter coffee makers. Please feel free to comment with any more thoughts or questions you may have! Always happy to help! Happy Brewing from the Crema Coffee Crew! ☕

Hi there, Thank you so much for watching & for your questions. In regards to the cleaning, the Breville brews through a shower head which can be unscrewed and cleaned whenever you deem needed. The Breville manual suggests that it can wiped over with a damp, clean cloth on a regular basis. As for brewing 1-2 cups, it certainly is possible with this machine. The manual states that it will recognize when the brewer has less than 4 cups (600ml) of water & it will automatically adjust the brew settings. You just need to make sure you use the plastic cone filter. Hope that helped & enjoy your new Breville :) Happy Brewing!

Thanks so much for the reply. That helps out a lot!!

4 cup electric percolator would do the trick with coarse grind. Really this is a serious flaw that Breville has no solution. Breville should update the program immediately because no one could put a price on a good image that this company takes a little less than 100%.

Hi Monique, Apologies for our delayed response. Thank you so much for such a positive review. We understand that you have spoken to one of our team and secured yourself one of these beautiful machines. So glad we could help you out! If you have any follow up questions, do not hesitate to reach out! Thanks again for watching! Kind regards, The Crema Coffee Crew :)

@@CremaCoffeeGarage yes I have! It looks beautiful on my bench and the coffee is wonderful. I’m using the gold setting for now. I set up a shortcut with a Switchbot bot to press the button, wait 3 seconds then press it again, so that wakes it up then starts it brewing. When I wake up I run the shortcut then have cuddles with my dog as it brews. It’s fabulous! Thanks so much for the help over the phone, and for sending it so quickly. The whole experience of buying it was great 😁