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The brewing of coffee requires an exceptional level of control to allow the extraction of the flavorful tastes without extracting bitterness and the more unpleasant tastes.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

     
     

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Infusion Brewers What does a French Press, an Eva Solo Cafe Solo (see picture a right) and a"Cowboy Coffee" pot have in common? That's right

 

  

Pressure Brewers - Espresso - Espresso Automatic vacuum brewers were introduced to the American market in the late 1940's and early 1950's most notably by Sunbeam and General Electric. The Sunbeam "Beehive" Coffeemaster C30a, shown here, is typical of the automatic coffee makersof the late 1940's. Other makers included Knapp-Monarch, Westinghouse, and Cory.

In the 1900's Panasonic introduced a microprocessor driven vacpot that incuded a grinder. Present day automatic vacpots include the Black&Decker Infuze and the Bodum Santos, also know as the Starbucks Utopia.

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