prosumer
technivorm (moccamaster) moccamaster kbgv select
sca-certified dutch brewer with more style than substance
the moccamaster KBGV Select is an SCA-certified drip brewer made by hand in the netherlands. it holds 1.25L, brews to golden cup standards, and keeps coffee at 175–185°F on a dedicated hotplate. the automatic drip-stop lets you pull the carafe mid-brew. at $369, it comes in a wide range of colors and has a distinct look, but independent testing found its brewing performance underwhelming for the price, with poor water distribution cited as a specific concern.
what it does well
- sca and ecbc certified for golden cup brewing standards
- handmade in the netherlands with a long durability reputation
- automatic drip-stop lets you pour before the full brew finishes
- hotplate holds 175–185°f without scorching coffee
- available in over 20 colors
where it stops short
- poor water distribution noted in independent side-by-side testing
- plastic construction feels mismatched with the $369 price
- no programmable timer or advanced controls
- other brewers at lower prices outperformed it in cup quality tests
specs
- carafe
- glass
- best for
- batch
- brew temp c
- null
- has grinder
- false
- capacity cups
- 10
- sca certified
- true
- sca cert cycle
- 2025
frequently asked questions
what is the Technivorm (Moccamaster) Moccamaster KBGV Select?
the Technivorm (Moccamaster) Moccamaster KBGV Select is a prosumer coffee brewer. sca-certified dutch brewer with more style than substance
how much does the Technivorm (Moccamaster) Moccamaster KBGV Select cost?
the Technivorm (Moccamaster) Moccamaster KBGV Select costs $369.
what is the Technivorm (Moccamaster) Moccamaster KBGV Select best for?
the Technivorm (Moccamaster) Moccamaster KBGV Select is best for batch coffee.
what are the pros and cons of the Technivorm (Moccamaster) Moccamaster KBGV Select?
strengths: sca and ecbc certified for golden cup brewing standards, handmade in the netherlands with a long durability reputation, automatic drip-stop lets you pour before the full brew finishes, hotplate holds 175–185°f without scorching coffee, available in over 20 colors. trade-offs: poor water distribution noted in independent side-by-side testing, plastic construction feels mismatched with the $369 price, no programmable timer or advanced controls, other brewers at lower prices outperformed it in cup quality tests.