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hey guys this is Brian Bennett for seenot appliances and right now we're taking an up-close look at the brand-new KitchenAid siphon Brewer coffee maker so this machine definitely looks different from the standard drip machines are gonna see at the store if you look at it looks like some sort of cross between a gumball machine and maybe some high tech or even 19th century lab equipment it uses vapor pressure from water that it boils and essentially will use it to force it up into the brewing chamber essentially you get a lot of the flavors and complex aroma as that will otherwise get lost when you use conventional drip machines one thing I have to say though is that this Brewer and siphon brewing in general does tend to have a more cloudy texture to the coffee it's it's not clear it's not as smooth or silky but it's really a delicious cup of coffee you can definitely get a manual siphon brewer and for not that much money but this is one of the few that actually can just plug right into your wall and you just flip a switch and boom you've got your slice and brew in about five or six minutes Wow I definitely think the KitchenAid siphon brewer is a handsome product it is a little awkward to operate you have to basically make sure that you have a nice seal so that the vacuum pressure will actually happen there's also the issue of clean up you have to basically wash every part of this by hand it becomes a drag you have to actually clean out all the grounds and can't even put the main brewing chamber in water and submerge it because it might actually you know crack the glass and that's something you definitely don't want to do with this thing despite all its complicated cleanup I have to say sai-san brewing especially the KitchenAid siphon brewer has this really wild way of ruined coffee when you actually look at it it's really violent it's exciting you see all the steam or the vapor come up and just push into the chamber and then there's a lot of bubbling going on and then right after that you just cascades down in one fell swoop it's really something to see so if one of your hands on the KitchenAid siphon brewer you're gonna have to wait until July when the machine is going be sold in williams-sonoma stores exclusively after that it will be offered more widely in August so hopefully you'll be able to scoop this one up for two hundred and fifty dollars per more check out my full review of this product as well as others at cnet.com I'm Brian Bennett for CNET appliances