24 best coffee offers for Cyber ​​Monday (2021): drip, grinders, beans, espresso

Shopping for a coffee lover in your life? Or maybe you’ve been thinking of improving the way you make coffee at home. Whatever the case, Cyber ​​Monday brought us a number of deals on coffee making tools and accessories. We have collected the best discounts for WIRED favorites, from a free bean bag to a powerful professional-grade machine.

Updated Monday, November 29: We added the deal for the espresso machine and mill Solis Barista Perfetta + Eureka Mignon Notte and crossed out the bottomless deal for the portafilter, as it is temporarily unavailable.

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Subscription offers for coffee

Atlas Coffee Club is one of our favorite coffee subscription services and right now you can get your first month bag for free if you are a new customer. Each month you receive beans of one origin from a different country, along with postcards and tasting notes. Atlas also allows you to customize your order; you can get ground coffee or whole beans, light or dark roasted, and the frequency of delivery. If you are already a subscriber, you can save up to $ 55 by giving a subscription as a gift.

Another one of our favorite coffee subscription services, Trade, offers a wide variety of different beans and blends, plus it has some of the best customer service around. You can also choose to get a $ 25 discount on your first six bags. Trade also offers a 10% discount on coffee gifts.

The Grounds and Hounds subscription service not only has some of our favorite dark roasts, but also gives 20 percent of its profits to animal shelters.

Dripkit is not a traditional coffee subscription service. Instead of sending you a bag of coffee, which you then have to put in a coffee machine, the company sends you overflow packs that you can put on your cup. Just pour boiling water over it and you’re done. It is amazingly tasty, and the cardboard drop-shaped devices can be recycled. You can subscribe or just order packages of 5 or 10.

Offers for coffee machines

A solid high-end espresso machine, Specialista looks great on any countertop. It is also extremely well made, with a body that is almost entirely made of hard metal. Built-in grinding machine; just pour whole grains into the hopper, then grind on request. This is a competitor to the Breville Barista Pro, another of our favorites.

This deal combines the reduced but stable Solis Barista Perfetta with one of Eureka’s powerful grinders. This is an exciting package and contains everything you need to get into (or enlarge) an espresso machine. A good brisket grinder is one of the first things you should buy after you get a new espresso machine, as the ability to grind your own coffee fine enough for an espresso makes a huge difference in taste. Between the grinder and the machine, your kitchen counter will turn into a cute little espresso bar in no time.

An automated coffee machine makes you a little better every morning. This has a wide nozzle for evenly pouring hot water over the sludge during the cooking cycle, ensuring even and aromatic extraction.

This is not your father’s coffee maker, but it follows in the footsteps of this respectable and probably weathered machine. Simple and clear, it has an automatic cooking timer, a setting to adjust the cooking power and a compact design for easy sliding on crowded countertops.

Do you have a large family? This coffee machine (9/10, WIRED recommended) can make eight cups of coffee. Just add water, your coffee and your precious drink will flow directly into the carafe. It also knows how to cook it at the right temperature for the right amount of time.

This is our favorite cold coffee machine. It is extremely easy to use and brews 32 ounces of cold brewed coffee. The resulting taste is not too sandy due to the mesh filter of the basket and it is very easy to clean the whole thing when you are ready. See our guide to the best cold brewing machines for more.

If you are a connoisseur of drip coffee, this machine will turn your morning cup into a sip of paradise. It has a wide nozzle for even dripping of water on the sludge and also has a small knob to increase or decrease the strength of the drink. Wi-Fi is also activated and integrates with Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant, so you can turn it on with your voice from the bedroom while hiding under the covers.

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This deal was a little better on Black Friday, but it’s still a solid discount. VacOne (8/10, WIRED recommended) is a very unique brewery. It uses an electric pump to create a vacuum inside the included glass carafe, extracting the brewing coffee from the bottom of the brewing chamber after soaking for as long as you want. In addition to offering you more control, this method prevents bitter oils from mixing in the coffee, resulting in a less bitter cup. Use the promotional code when making a payment (as a last step, after by entering your delivery information) to get a 15 percent discount.

Breville’s Infuser espresso machine is a solid mid-range machine. It is made with the characteristic style and quality of Breville, it feels solid and does not move easily when you use it. It also includes a pressure gauge, which is important for collecting your espresso shots – if the pressure is too high, your sludge is too tightly packed or too finely ground; if the pressure is too low, then your base may be too rough or not tight enough. This is a great feature that I use every day on other Breville machines.

A solid universal espresso machine from DeLonghi, it has a water heater, a steam stick and everything you need to make a good portion of espresso. It is good for small spaces and home use. It lacks the professional features (shot timer, temperature device) that you would get with more expensive models, but it is still quite capable.

The best choice in our guide to the best portable espresso machines, we mark Flair’s signature as at least portable, but makes the most delicious espresso. It is easy to use, built as a tank and very easy to clean. This is one of the lowest prices we’ve seen lately.

Here is another mid-range espresso machine designed to last without any unnecessary tricks. Solis Barista Perfetta is super compact and narrow, ideal for small kitchen worktops. We have not tested exactly this model, but its characteristics suggest that it is exactly in line with Breville Bambino Plus, another thin espresso machine with basic but solid functionality.

Sometimes you just need a perfect set for pouring one or two cups of coffee. Here’s where the Fellow Stagg pour kit comes in. It includes a two-walled glass carafe and a small metal lid with the lid on, which pulls a double obligation such as providing storage (which makes it great for travel) and ground measurements. This deal is also available at Crate & Barrel.

Offers for mill and accessories

It’s not a big discount, but Origami droppers are flying off the shelves right now, and for good reason. They are expertly made, wonderful and because they have a smaller hole in the bottom to better control the flow of liquid during brewing, they make a great cup of coffee. Making a cup of coffee with one of them is one of the most relaxing and meditative experiences in brewing. This package includes a wooden collar that fits on a cup of almost any size, as well as a package of filters designed specifically for this dropper.

One of the best ways to improve your espresso game is to invest in a mill. Solis Scala is a good entry-level model – relatively affordable without compromising on grinding quality. Its inner tips will grind your coffee evenly to ensure even and consistent extraction.

The bottomless portafilter is a great way to evaluate and improve the technique you use to prepare your daily serving of espresso. Because it lacks a spout, which you will traditionally find at the bottom of a portafilter, you can more easily see if the coffee is extracted evenly and smoothly.

Do you like to make cappuccino and latte? Then you will like this. NanoFoamer is our favorite hand-held milk frother. It can perfectly texture your milk in a creamy top thanks to the two included NanoScreens. You can read more about this in our guide to the best latte and cappuccino machines.

Most espresso machines come with a tampon, but are usually quite cheap or fragile. To ensure even packaging of your espresso, you need to invest in a solid and heavy tampon like this.

This is an expensive coffee grinder, but its flat edges are perfect for getting rough but even grind. It is designed for use with almost any coffee preparation; Flat boards have an even, semi-fine grind for dripping or pouring, but are not as suitable for the powdery texture you want for an espresso. If you want to perfect your pouring game, this grinder is one way to do it. You will absolutely taste the difference.

The Fellow EKG Gooseneck electric kettle is one of our favorites for daily coffee making. Whether you’re making a steamer, using a French press or a ceramic dropper, the long narrow spout will give you the water control you really need to make sure your soil is evenly covered. It also looks great on any countertop.

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Kiriko is a small Portland company specializing in selected home goods and vintage Japanese textiles. It has a surprisingly solid selection of coffee and tea related items, including one of my favorite ceramic coffee cups and these charming handmade cups that keep your coffee warm for longer than the usual mass-produced cups.