The New York Times - Our new favorite coffee maker

Three drip coffee makers plugged in and standing next to one another amongst a cup of coffee and a jar of coffee beans.

Photo: Michael Hession

After our latest round of testing, we have a new top pick: a compact and convenient drip coffee maker that consistently makes a delicious brew. It’s fast, easy to use and clean, and comes with a handsome carafe that keeps your brew hot for hours.

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Oh, and the simple, stylish brewer our staff has loved for years? That’s an official pick now, too.

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Make a great pot of coffee→

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“I love coffee, but I gave it up for MudWtr. Don’t make my mistake.”

An opened can MudWtr with a glass mug of MudWtr beside it.

Photo: Michael Hession

Wirecutter’s resident coffee nerd Ben Keough grudgingly quit coffee for a week to try a popular coffee replacement: MudWtr. The drink is made of a mix of tea, cacao, spices, and powdered mushrooms, and promises healthy stimulation with fewer side effects than regular morning brew.

“The first sip is where it all started to fall apart”→

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One last thing: This cheeky ceramic sparks joy

A ceramic version of the classic New York City to-go coffee cup, shown in front of a green background.

Photo: Michael Hession

This replica of a classic New York takeout cup is a charming way to enjoy your daily brew, no trip to the bodega required. Newsletter editor Haley Jo Lewis says the classic ceramic cup sparks daily East Coast joy for her all the way in Los Angeles.

More gifts for coffee lovers→

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