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Moccamaster Brewing Machines

'Life is too short to drink bad coffee' - Gerard Smit founded Technivorm, the manufacturer of Moccamaster, in 1964 with this philosophy. In 1968 he designed the first Moccamaster. Since then, the well-known coffee maker has been the market leader in brewing the best coffee, product design and sustainability.

The secret of the perfect coffee: the copper heating element from Moccamaster is unique and ensures an optimal brewing temperature between 92 and 96C. Why is this temperature optimal? If coffee is brewed too cold, the coffee tastes sour. If the coffee is made too hot, coffee tastes bitter. The brewing temperature of Moccamaster is optimised to prepare a hot cup of coffee that tastes good. The brewing time also affects the taste of the coffee. This is perfectly arranged with all Moccamasters, so that every cup of coffee has the perfect strength.

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The coffee industry is in crisis. Informed purchases are needed

Issue: Coffee prices are in crisis, which threatens the very existence of many coffee producers, and so, the future of coffee globally.For more: GUSTATORY on Sky News Radio (Interview)
Our Answer: Informed purchasing of coffee from the independent coffee roasters available through GUSTATORY's coffee subscriptions are encouraged. Through direct-to-source relationships, roasters are able to protect their supply chains from the effects of price volatility as they form special relationships with producers. These relationships also protect producers as roasters often commit to fixed term and fixed price contracts, which give producers certainty. This certainty is what producers need in order to not only survive but thrive, committing to sustainable practices and addressing other global problems that are threatening the industry such as climate change.

Make their commitment your commitment. Support independent coffee roasters and you’ll be making a difference before you even have your first cup of coffee.