Vacuum Coffee Pot
Brewing Coffee As An Art Form
A vacuum coffee pot is popular kind of coffee maker. The concept of coffee brewing with a vacuum pot is simple.
A vacuum pot has two chambers, one for water and one for the coffee.
By heating the water in the lower chamber and letting it be forced through the opening towards the upper chamber with the coffee grounds, the flavor from the coffee is extracted well.
The resulting coffee will then be vacuumed towards the lower chamber. This process of brewing coffee results to richly flavored coffee and is preferred by a lot of coffee lovers. There are three popular brands, and these are Yama, Bodum Santos, and the Cona.
Yama for Durability and Reliability
Yama is one of the three most famous names in the world of coffee pots. Yama have several models with varying cup capacities such as 5-cup or 8-cup and different types such as tabletop or stovetop.
The Yama vacuum pots boast of a great body structure, a 22-ounce capacity, a cloth filter, and funnel lid that can be used as a stand, and a burner wire grid which will come in handy when you want to use it on an electric stove.
The cloth filter system is one of the unique points about the Yama coffee pot. In fact, most models are shipped with a spare cloth filter. The glass used is also noticeably much thicker than glass used in other vacuum pots, calling for better reliability and durability.
Bodum Santos for the Art of Genuine Coffee Making
Bodum Santos is no doubt the most popular name in the vacuum coffee pot arena. The Stovetop Glass Vacuum coffee maker has amazed many coffee aficionados with its performance and output, which is great-tasting coffee with practically no bitter taste or sediment.
The catchy and sophisticated look of the coffee pot is not half of the main reason why this model deserves attention. For just around $80, the Bodum Santos can already give you six cups of coffee with 5 ounces each, summing up to around 30 ounces of coffee.
The glass is heat-resistant and highly durable, and the carafe comes with a stopper to keep the heat in as its stay-cool handle keeps the heat away from your hands. Best of all, it’s also entertaining for coffee fans to watch the elegant Switzerland-made coffee piece produce excellent coffee.
Cona for Smart Coffee Brewing
Cona pots have been in the industry for more than 60 years. It has one of the oldest and most authentic vacuum coffee pot design. A Cona sure knows what it’s doing. The machine can set the optimum temperature and brewing rate to ensure the perfect extraction of coffee flavor.
The all-glass body also looks impressive and elegant, and makes sure that your coffee does not even touch plastic or metal. As a bonus, the Cona pot can even brew tea just as well as it brews coffee. Though suitable for use at home, this vacuum pot is also commonly used in restaurants and inns.
Pros: The Bodum Santos is sophisticated and makes great coffee, the Yama is highly durable, and the Cona knows the perfect brewing systems for the best cup of coffee.
Cons: Vacuum pots are more expensive than regular coffee machines; they also require more care.
The Verdict
A vacuum coffee pot is an important addition in a coffee lover’s kitchen, standing as both a coffee brewing machine and a conversational piece. With a vacuum coffeepot, you can watch your coffee being brewed, and you can always be sure of the meticulous extraction needed for excellent tasting coffee.
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