Serviceable construction
External brew-path parts are removable and Moccamaster maintains a model-specific replacement-parts catalog.
A hand-built 40-ounce Dutch drip brewer with half/full selector, copper heating element and replaceable external parts.
$369.00
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The KBGV is the current U.S. presentation of the brewer long sold as the KBGV Select. Its selector adapts the hotplate and flow for a half or full 1.25-liter batch, while a copper heating element brings water into the 92-96°C brewing range. The glass carafe sits beneath an automatic drip stop, and t...
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The features that make this product stand out from the competition.
External brew-path parts are removable and Moccamaster maintains a model-specific replacement-parts catalog.
The selector adapts brewing and holding behavior instead of treating every batch like a full carafe.
A five-year warranty and factory repair option provide unusually concrete support for a countertop brewer.
Moccamaster documents a 1.25-liter batch, roughly six-minute brew and 92-96°C water-temperature range.
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AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
AI-assisted preliminary estimate pending editor review and durable-source evidence.
Moccamaster maintains an official U.S. collection of KBG-family brew baskets, lids, carafes and other parts.
Moccamaster's U.S. support documentation provides five years of brewer warranty coverage.
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Sign in to view price historyMoccamaster's product page describes a consistent brewing temperature of 196–205°F (92–96°C) and a saturation time of 4–6 minutes. These are the brewer's stated Golden Cup parameters, not a guarantee of the same result with every coffee, grind, or water.
The KBGV uses an independent heating element in its hotplate to hold brewed coffee after brewing. Moccamaster presents the hotplate as a separate holding component alongside the brewer's drip-stop basket and glass carafe.
Moccamaster says mineral scale can slow or stop water flow, affect brewing temperature and saturation time, and permanently damage the brewer if it is not removed regularly. This is the manufacturer's maintenance rationale for descaling.
No. Moccamaster's instructions say to dissolve the powder in 32 ounces of warm water in a separate container, stir it fully, and only then pour the solution into the reservoir. The instructions warn that adding powder directly can clog the heating element.
Moccamaster's KBG parts collection lists KBGV Select-compatible components including a brew-basket bracket, 1.25-liter glass carafe, carafe lid, and other KBG replacement parts. The collection identifies compatibility at the part level, so confirm the listing before ordering.
After running the descaling solution through the brewer and discarding it from the carafe, Moccamaster instructs owners to run three cycles of clean water. This final rinse is part of the manufacturer's five-step descaling procedure.
No. Moccamaster's descaling instructions say to run the brew cycle as if brewing coffee, but without adding a filter to the brew basket. The descaling solution is discarded after the cycle, followed by three clean-water rinse cycles.
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