Gizmodo: The coffee’s often underextracted, even in typically great shops—and that’s not surprising when you’ve got one barista trying to handle five hand-crafted coffees simultaneously with only his two hands. Consistency is hard. It requires care, man. Unless you’re a robot. Like Starbucks’ Clover Precision Pourover machine.
Right now, there is only one of these machines in the whole world. It’s at Roy St. Coffee & Tea in Seattle, which is actually a Starbucks coffee lab hidden in plain sight. (It is, very seriously, the best Starbucks in the whole world, perhaps the only one that is a legitimately good coffee shop.) The Clover Precision Pourover machine was built by the dudes who developed the Clover, a $12,000 precision coffee-brewing machine. It, like the original Clover, is designed to solve one of the hardest problems in brewing coffee: You guessed it, consistency.
This Robot Hand-Pours Coffee Better Than Most Humans [Gizmodo]
would not it be delicious if handmade coffee?but thanks for this info, most people want fast food.
I really wanted to have my own coffee shop business and I think this would be a good machine to use.
i’m really interested to buy a new coffeemaker system. but lots of brands and models really confuse me. I recently read about this cuisinart coffeemaker from http://www.hotkitchenware.com/2011/08/cuisinart-dcc-1200-12-cup-brew-central-coffeemaker/
Do you think it is worth to buy and good enough to make tasty coffee?