I was looking for an upgrade from my black and decker of 7 years and did a lot of research. I wanted something under $100 but then I started looking into SCA. Well the Zwilling was cheapest certified. I looked online and right now the brewer is %25 off. If you sign up for email or look up coupon codes you get an additional 15% off. Therefore I bought it because I got 40% off for a total of $127.49 compared to normal price of about $200. I think this is a great deal for the price of an SCA certified brewer. We will see it's reliability and functionality but I am super excited!

Really helped, and great review! Thanks 👍🏻

Excellent review. Answered the questions I had regarding comparing this machine to a Moccamaster. Thank you.

Just found out about the Zwilling today while browsing SCA brewers. I was looking for one at $200 or less before tax, so this is basically perfect. Unless I get my Mugsy before I get ready to pull the trigger, because that should hopefully be the ultimate pour over machine. Thanks for your comparison!

I’m actually between those two right now. It’s noticeable that you seemed biased at first but seeing you changing your mind a little bit about the Zwilling one count as a positive to me.

The Zwilling took longer but it brewed 12 ounces more, and was the bloom feature turned on? Also how much ground coffee was used in each brew?

Zwilling is $150 in my country and Moccamaster is $400 so Zwilling is no brainer for me. Thanks for the review.

Good video! So a me achine can still get certification even if it brews slowly? Temperature is more important apparently.

Love the Zwilling. Makes great coffee. Very similar to the Cafe Specialty, also SCA approved, but has more programable features and is priced a little more. They are worthy contenders against the Technivorm. But the biggest bang for the buck is the OXO 8 cup. SCA approved, thermal carafe and makes great coffee in large AND small batches, can drip directly into a cup and has a descaling indicator. It even has a single cup feature, all for around $200. Technivorm is great, but their carafes are not well made and I don't find the quality any better or worse than other SCA machines, which means the high price is not justified.

I want a Moccamaster. I had one once but was only allowed to drink decaf so I didn't like it and returned it. And I did grind my beans with a conical burr. I wish I could drink regular coffee. Maybe i will try again with a different decaf. Or maybe I'll just get a Breville Impress and make decaf cappuccinos. Decisions decisions.

Do both of them steam a lot when brewing? Looking for a machine to go under cabinets

Can I brew any size on the zwilling? I only need 4 cups for daily use unless we have company

German Company made in China? How was the temp comparison? (note: I have 2 Moccamaster for many years,)

You would have to pry the Moccamaster out of my cold dead hands. 😂🤣😂🤣😂

Does zwilling offer replacement parts in the same way technivorm does?

Hi. I live in Turkey. Moccamaster is currently 18,000 TRY. Zwilling is 4,000 TRY. Moccamaster is 4.5 times more expensive. There is a huge price difference. Sometimes I see a sale and Moccamaster is 10,000 TRY. But even when it is on sale, it is 2.5 times more expensive. Now here is the real problem. Is the difference in taste directly proportional to the price difference? Does Moccamaster make coffee four times more delicious? Should I really pay this difference? Zwilling is surprisingly affordable and cheap. I am just an average consumer who likes to drink coffee. I am not a professional. So should I still buy Moccamaster? Or is it an unnecessary expense for me?

If the drop is plastic? How about the hot water tub way ? What materials?

4oz coffee in 10 cups is going to be different than 4oz of coffee in 12 cups.

Is the water reservoir removable?

Technivorm is the way all day

Made in China vs made in Holland...all I needed to know. Thanks. I'm sure I'll enjoy my new Moccamaster.

Can grind Spices ?

Technovorm Moccamaster 10cup - $339, ZWILLING Enfinigy 12cup - $199

I do not understand how a coffee guy doesn't think to brew the right amount of coffee in a 12 cup vs the 10 cup 😂 rematch!!!

That chip on your shoulder and the owner of the company bit is so silly, takes away from the video, frankly. The bottom line is that Technivorm is a stable in the coffee industry but still needs to include more modern offerings so that people who do care about being able to set brewing for the morning can. Not everyone needs to have 100% SCA perfect coffee in every cup; they just want a great-tasting coffee in their cup.

Why would both use European size cups 🤔... Ah! ☝🏻😃 They're both European brands!!!!

Zwilling is a German Brand. F&E is German!