Vacuum Coffee Maker – How to brew the perfect stovetop coffee
March 5, 2013 
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We at www.italianbeandelight.com sell the Yama Vacuum Coffee Maker, the perfect syphon coffee stovetop brewer with a capicity of 5 or 8 cups for the perfect gourmet drip coffee. Cheaper than other vacuum coffee makers like cona, hario or bodum santos, this yama vacuum brewer brews coffee with a great body, but without the sediment you would get in a French press. It has a longlasting cloth filter that fits over the metal filter assembly and should be replaced each year. The lid doubles as a stand for the funnel (top glass part), and it comes with a spare cloth filter and a burner wire grid for use on an electric stove. The glass is labelled on the bottom as “Heat-Resistant Yama Glass”. The brewer is easy to use. The rubber gasket between the top and the bottom -the flange on it makes the creation of an airtight seal (and the separation of top and bottom when the coffee is brewed) much easier. The 5 cup model is fine for 2 people. For more people you should rather prefer the 8 cup model. We compared the Yama vaccum brewer with the bodum santos vacuum brewer. Using the same coffee beans, same grind, the brewed coffee tastes different Produced with the Yama vacuum brewers, the coffee develops its aroma to the fullest.
Video Rating: 4 / 5
Great video, thanks for explaining the stove top version. That is such a beautiful coffee system. I think the fun thing about the non stove top version is I think it’d be fun for guests to put the system where everyone can watch easily.
that is very interesting, I have never heard of a vacuum coffee maker. The standard american coffee pot, I use the french press, but a vacuum brewer? that is TOO cool. Nice I must say. Thank you for the demonstration, and thats a great tip for keeping the milk warm to not cool the coffee down. Have a great day.
Easy as you can imagine, at the upper end of the funnel there is a cloth which prevents to get the coffee ground down into the lower chamber after brewing.
Good morning! Enjoy your coffee.
I bought it, it really works as shown in the youtube
Is it possible to get this in Seattle?
Good video, that looks like a good coffee maker, thanks!
Great explanation, good stuff