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Matte Walnut Handblown Glass Coffee Maker
The Ratio Eight coffee maker combines precision brewing, top-quality construction, and a design that will elevate any environment. Designed for perfect brewing from 16 to 40 ounces...
Six Coffee Maker
Experience world-class coffee at home with the Ratio Six Drip Coffee Maker. This modern drip coffee maker is crafted with precision-stamped stainless steel and available in Matte B...
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8 mentions from real owners
- #1Dec 2, 2025
Thank you BIFL Community, Looking Forward to Great Tasting Coffee for a Looooong Time!
Ratio 8 has no plastic parts. It’s a beaut too
View on Redditopen_in_new - #2Dec 2, 2025
Anyone have the Ratio Six Coffee Maker?
I have one and accidentally threw the top piece away when dumping the grounds and haven’t used it in two years lol maybe more… finally ordered the missing piece today. It would splatter without it. Design kinda sucks in that aspect for sure but it makes some damn good coffee. I do wish it had a warmer but I think they did away with that because it could burn coffee? I think it keeps it warm enough I’ll report back when the piece comes in.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #3Oct 3, 2025
Best coffee maker? Is there anything new in 2025?
Ratio 8, only one plastic part and an automated pour over.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #4Aug 11, 2025
Anyone have the Ratio Six Coffee Maker?
I like my Ratio Six more than my Moccamaster, which I DO like but the Ratio Six brews hotter coffee and the Series 2 has s much better carafe
View on Redditopen_in_new - #5Aug 8, 2025
What is the Best Coffee Makers on the Market?
Look this might be controversial but I have over 30 coffee makers , all but 1 or 2 of all of the SCAA makers on the market and the MM only makes my top 10 AFTER the shower head mod. My Aarke, Ratio 8 Zojirushie(Best thermal carafe on the market)Wilfa,Kitchen Aid Proline all surpass the MM IMHO. The MM will without a doubt last longer than most due to the copper boiler but I dont care about that when Im making my brew. A Bonavita will serve most peoples needs without the hefty price tag although I will take an older one over the newer ones due to cheaper components in the newer ones.The Breville is good and the option for cone or basket brews is a nice feature.. Best looking the Aarke wins hands down according to my guests but thats not something most care about..Again if you go with the MM get the shower head mod from Coffee Pilot in Canada for $30 plus shipping. Just my opinion everyone has their own opinion on these otherwise the market couldn't sustain so many high end makers. Happy Brewing!!
View on Redditopen_in_new - #6Jul 6, 2025
Non-Plastic Automatic Coffee Maker?
Yes. Moccamaster is better than some because the boiler and internal tubing are made of metal. Leeching occurs more with hot water and prolonged contact. But the hot water does move through the brew basket into the pot, so it's not perfect. Ratio 8 is a borosilicate reservoir, all steel and glass internals. It or Chemex Ottomatic are probably your best bets.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #7Jul 6, 2025
Non-Plastic Automatic Coffee Maker?
The brewbasket and the reservoir on the moccamaster are plastic yes. The only zero plastic automatic I know of is the Ratio 8.
View on Redditopen_in_new - #8Jun 6, 2025
Looking for coffee maker recommendations please!
Ratio Six is a bit more expensive, but better built than most similar brewers on the market (very little plastic, metal shower head). Brews great coffee quickly. Meets SCA standards.
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