Coffee

Nespresso machines can make good espresso quickly and conveniently. We recommend the Essenza Mini because it’s compact, efficient, and easy to use.

Of all the coffee makers under $100 that we’ve tested, the Ninja CE251 makes the best-tasting coffee, and it is easy to use.

The AeroPress coffee maker and its travel companion, the AeroPress Go, are the best way to make single cups of coffee at work or on the go.

We taste-tested 10 brands of instant coffee. Here are our favorites.

Subscribing to Atlas Coffee Club means you’ll never run out of coffee again.

After spending more than 120 hours researching and testing espresso machines, we think the Breville Bambino Plus is the best option for beginners.

Through multiple rounds of testing since 2013, the Cuisinart CPK-17 has remained our favorite electric kettle. It’s fast, accurate, and easy to use—all at a great price.

We’ve collectively tasted more than 350 cups of coffee over the years to find the best easy-to-use dripper for making pour-over coffee.

After brewing and drinking over 75 pots of coffee, we think the cleverly designed Espro P3 is the best French press for making a bold yet balanced brew.

In addition to a grinder and good beans, a good storage container, a scale, a dripper, and two other things can make a big difference.

Some clever features on Breville’s espresso machines make it easy to pull shots and steam milk like a pro.

Our longtime favorite travel mug keeps drinks piping hot, and the nifty locking lid makes it virtually spill-proof.

If you want a simple, stylish brewer with a long warranty, consider the Technivorm Moccamaster KBT. Its tall, streamlined design features a good thermal carafe and a bare-bones interface.

The Kalita Wave provides the most reliable way to brew a great-tasting cup of pour-over coffee.

The Baratza Encore burr grinder is possibly the most important tool in my morning coffee-making arsenal.

Moka pots are inexpensive, stylish, and easy to use, and they brew strong coffee. We tested four different pots, and the Bialetti Moka Express is our favorite.

We’ve been testing coffee makers since 2014, and we think the Bonavita Enthusiast 8-Cup Drip Coffee Brewer offers the best combination of convenient features and delicious coffee.

Our Wirecutter home team is passionate about the vessels they drink them out of. Here are the mugs we can’t get enough of.

Give your caffeine routine a jolt with these Wirecutter-recommended electric kettles, coffee makers, tea steepers, mug warmers, and more.

If you rarely get to enjoy your coffee or tea before it gets cold, we can relate. Here are a few great ways to make sure every sip is a warm one.

The OXO Brew coffee maker delivers coffee that tastes like the result of an intricate, precise process. Yet it actually requires only the push of a button.

Cold brew can taste overly intense, take too long to steep, and be messy to make. Here’s why you might prefer Japanese-style iced coffee instead.

We’ve been testing cold-brew coffee makers since 2016. The OXO Good Grips Cold Brew Coffee Maker makes the tastiest brew and is the easiest to use and clean.

Wirecutter’s resident coffee nerd grudgingly set it aside for a week to try MudWtr, a mix of tea, cacao, spices, and powdered mushrooms. Here’s what he found.

Making coffee for one doesn’t have to mean settling for a subpar cup of joe. Here’s how to find the best single-serve coffee maker for you.

Here’s how to clean your coffee grinder so it gives you good-tasting, consistently ground coffee for decades.

Chemex coffee makers produce a great cup of coffee, just not a hot one. Here’s how to keep your Chemex coffee out of the dreaded microwave.

Wirecutter staffers talk about the coffee beans they get delivered on the regular.

Keurig machines brew expensive coffee that we didn't find particularly strong or tasty. And they often break within warranty, all while taking a toll on the environment.

Worried about how coffee makers that use plastic pods impact the environment but aren’t ready to sacrifice convenience?

Cleaning your coffee maker regularly and thoroughly will help the machine last longer and make the coffee taste better.

A collapsible kettle, Tsuki Usagi Jirushi Slim Pot, and espresso travel mug are just a few of the things Erin Price uses to enjoy her coffee.

Making home espresso is hard to do right. But if you really want café-quality drinks, here’s what you need to know.

Our eight favorite things for making and drinking coffee when we’re far from the creature comforts of home.

A Wirecutter taste test reveals that the new crop of fancy instant coffee brands are not worth the price.

A review of the handheld espresso makers Handpresso and Nanopresso.