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Question: Could this coffee maker be used to brew single cups?  I drink 12 oz of coffee at a time in the mornings, wondering if this would do..
Document: cups of coffee, not 6. Also the carafe rim is stainless steel (not plastic) and is flat across the top (not belled). Oh well - I love this machine.Some technical data:  A little research will tell you that critical coffee making factors are water temperature and brew time. Roughly it is about 200*F and brew time of no more than 5 minutes or so. Much deviation and you will notice it in the taste.
I have looked for eight years and finally I have found a product that will heat the water to the temperature that is necessary to make really great hot coffee. We like the smaller carafe because now that the coffee is so good, we actually drink less and if we do desire to make another pot, it is always be fresh and hot. There is no timer or clock but it only takes a few minutes to brew so I really don't miss the bells and whistles.
An auto shutoff would be a good feature. I have to be careful with the carafe because it tends to scratch the soapstone countertop. I make sure I set it on a potholder or something for protection. There's a bit more work to this pot than the old Cuisanart, but the taste of the coffee from the Technivorm gives no lingering regrets for having switched to this brewer.If you can afford the extra $$'s and want to drink coffee to die for, this is the pot for you.
All you need to get started the day you receive it is water.This model is slightly smaller than than most Technivorm makes, it is 8 cups instead of 10 cups. It is shorter, less imposing than most of the standard models I've seen in stores. I would guess it would fit under just about any set of cabinets, no matter the clearance.
Most are in the 165*F range. In fact only two I tested meet the spec of 200*F +- 5*F (that would be the Technivorm and the Bonavita). Another factor is the spray pattern. It seems that the more even the spray pattern is on the grounds, the better the "ground rise" becomes during the brew. The difference in a full body taste and bitter is a fine line.
Technivorm's copper heating element helps its brewers achieve the correct temperature. I like that my coffee maker has copper heating element if that's the best way to heat the water but what's more important is how the coffee tastes. The coffee tastes great! The cups of coffee are always smooth and never bitter. The KTBS also allows me the ability to distinguish between notes of different blends of coffee because it never under- or over-extracts the coffee.Perspective buyers should consider price when it comes to purchasing anything.
It's a good coffee maker ... some flaws ...  base plate, have to adjust the grind holder depending on amount brewed ...  not as hot as I would like ...  it's a good coffee maker, but for the price ..  it's just okay ...
I actually could not wait to write this review. It's increasingly rare to find good service or good products that actually work as advertised, let alone great service and great products, and finding both NEVER happens. Until now. I love the coffee maker. It looks cool in my kitchen and it does what it is supposed to do, simply and quickly: makes a wonderful cup of coffee. And the service from Roastmasters was above and beyond.
Simply the best coffee maker I've every owned. Only had it 4 months so time will tell if it holds up.
I purchased this item as a gift for my husband. It makes the BEST coffee we have ever had. Both of us love the flavor, love the quality and love the way it can make any coffee taste gourmet! I would most assuredly recommend this coffee maker for anyone who really loves coffee. Our old coffee maker was a Cuisinart and it was really good but does not compare to the Moccamaster. I read other reviews before purchasing this item and those other reviews really helped.
Answer: Yes. There is an adjustment that will slow down the dripping through the ground coffee so you can use a smaller amount of water and coffee to brew the amount you want. I use this every day to make just one large mug of coffee. It might take you a few times to get just the right amount of water and coffee to suit your taste, but it does make a great cup of coffee.