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Pure EleganceThe beauty and functionality of the CHEMEX has been admired by many over the last 80 plus years. The CHEMEX can be found in museums throughout the world such as the Brooklyn Museum, Corning Museum of Glass and MOMA, NY. |
Pure EaseThe inventor of the CHEMEX, Dr. Peter Schlumbohm, set out to make a coffeemaker that anyone could use easily to make consistently good coffee. The result was a vessel that brews the perfect cup of coffee every time. |
Pure TasteThe CHEMEX system brews the perfect cup of coffee using the patented CHEMEX filters along with the pure glass coffeemaker. It provides the proper flow rate for extraction and all important “bloom” while removing bad fats, bitterness, acidity, and sediments that other types of filters leave behind. Light, medium, and dark roast lovers will enjoy the true taste of their beans with the CHEMEX. |
A family owned company with a legacy...
The story began in 1941, when the CHEMEX Coffeemaker was invented by Dr. Peter Schlumbohm PhD to brew the PERFECT cup of coffee. Since that time, the CHEMEX has spanned generations and the globe as an icon of American design. History and craft are embedded in our makeup. At the CHEMEX factory located in Massachusetts, we still inspect, polish and hand-tie each coffeemaker and cut every filter - just as we always have. Led by a brother and sister who grew up on the factory floor, CHEMEX Corporation is made up of a team of people who are passionate about bringing superior brewing equipment to the global community.
Pure Design. Pure Flavor...
It has been said that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. But imitation can truly be no substitute for the original CHEMEX coffeemaker brewing system. Few products can match the flawless blending of design and function of the CHEMEX. Its visual elegance has earned it a place in the permanent collections in many of the most prestigious museums worldwide. Its functionally has been awarded by the scientific and coffee communities. CHEMEX coffeemakers are made from the same high quality glass used for lab ware. It is beautifully clear and imparts no flavors or chemicals into your brewed coffee. Each coffeemaker is inspected, polished and hand tied by one of our team, before getting boxed up for shipping. CHEMEX Bonded filters are based on laboratory paper and designed to remove bad fats, bitterness, acidity and sediments that all other types of filters leave behind. Each filter is cut in house, on a machine that is operated by one of our team. Our filter paper is manufactured in the USA from North American materials only, adhering to responsible and sustainable practices.
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Beautiful New Chemex Design
I have owned the originally design Chemex coffeemaker for over 30 years - after I saw it in the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. In that time I've owned 3 pots. The first two broke due to user error and hard floors. The current one has been in use for well over 12 years. I started out with the 8-cup coffeemaker and eventually moved up to the 10-cup, shown on the left in the photo (sorry...it's needs cleaning with some Oxyclean).The new design that I am reviewing is beautiful and makes the same great cup of coffee (so long as you use Chemex filters and follow the basic directions of pour-over coffee making). The new design obviously has a handle instead of the wooden collar of the original. With over 30 years worth of use, we've gotten used to the collar so prefer it. But if you're new to Chemex you might prefer the handle. I can definitely see how it is easier to pick up a hot pot of coffee because the handle doesn't get as hot as the collar. In terms of the aeration, honestly I could sense the coffee was a wee bit smoother in taste. But we already make the perfect cup of coffee with the original and making certain the water is always at the highest temp possible before pouring over the coffee grounds.There is only one size Chemex coffee filter and the 8-cup coffeemaker takes these filters a little bit better than our 10-cup. But they both work fine. All in all, I could say if you're looking for a beautiful, classic pour over coffeemaker and prefer the handle, then by all means get this one. If you already own a Chemex you're probably fine sticking with what you have unless you just new, shiny, and beautifully designed things --- which I totally get. :)
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I have owned the originally design Chemex coffeemaker for over 30 years - after I saw it in the Museum of Modern Art in NYC. In that time I've owned 3 pots. The first two broke due to user error and hard floors. The current one has been in use for well over 12 years. I started out with the 8-cup coffeemaker and eventually moved up to the 10-cup, shown on the left in the photo (sorry...it's needs cleaning with some Oxyclean).
The new design that I am reviewing is beautiful and makes the same great cup of coffee (so long as you use Chemex filters and follow the basic directions of pour-over coffee making). The new design obviously has a handle instead of the wooden collar of the original. With over 30 years worth of use, we've gotten used to the collar so prefer it. But if you're new to Chemex you might prefer the handle. I can definitely see how it is easier to pick up a hot pot of coffee because the handle doesn't get as hot as the collar. In terms of the aeration, honestly I could sense the coffee was a wee bit smoother in taste. But we already make the perfect cup of coffee with the original and making certain the water is always at the highest temp possible before pouring over the coffee grounds.
There is only one size Chemex coffee filter and the 8-cup coffeemaker takes these filters a little bit better than our 10-cup. But they both work fine. All in all, I could say if you're looking for a beautiful, classic pour over coffeemaker and prefer the handle, then by all means get this one. If you already own a Chemex you're probably fine sticking with what you have unless you just new, shiny, and beautifully designed things --- which I totally get. :)
The new design that I am reviewing is beautiful and makes the same great cup of coffee (so long as you use Chemex filters and follow the basic directions of pour-over coffee making). The new design obviously has a handle instead of the wooden collar of the original. With over 30 years worth of use, we've gotten used to the collar so prefer it. But if you're new to Chemex you might prefer the handle. I can definitely see how it is easier to pick up a hot pot of coffee because the handle doesn't get as hot as the collar. In terms of the aeration, honestly I could sense the coffee was a wee bit smoother in taste. But we already make the perfect cup of coffee with the original and making certain the water is always at the highest temp possible before pouring over the coffee grounds.
There is only one size Chemex coffee filter and the 8-cup coffeemaker takes these filters a little bit better than our 10-cup. But they both work fine. All in all, I could say if you're looking for a beautiful, classic pour over coffeemaker and prefer the handle, then by all means get this one. If you already own a Chemex you're probably fine sticking with what you have unless you just new, shiny, and beautifully designed things --- which I totally get. :)
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