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title: "Bonavita 8 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over, Auto Pause Brewing with Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA Certified, Dishwasher Safe, BV1901TS | Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA, Dishwasher Safe, BV1901TS"
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# Optimal 194°–205°F brew temp 8 cups in 6 mins Stainless steel double-wall thermal carafe Bonavita 8 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over, Auto Pause Brewing with Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA Certified, Dishwasher Safe, BV1901TS | Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA, Dishwasher Safe, BV1901TS

**Brand:** bonavita
**Price:** € 522.93
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## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your morning ritual with barista-level precision and speed!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Bonavita 8 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over, Auto Pause Brewing with Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA Certified, Dishwasher Safe, BV1901TS | Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA, Dishwasher Safe, BV1901TS by bonavita
- **How much does it cost?** € 522.93 with free shipping
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## Best For

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## Why This Product

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## Key Features

- • **Brew Fast, Brew Fresh:** Get a full 8-cup carafe in just 6 minutes with one-touch convenience—perfect for busy mornings.
- • **Thermal Carafe Excellence:** 1.3L stainless steel double-wall carafe keeps coffee hot for hours without sacrificing taste or quality.
- • **Bloom Mode for Aroma Boost:** Pre-infusion gently wets grounds to unlock deeper, more complex coffee aromas and flavors.
- • **Even Saturation, Full Flavor:** Special showerhead and flat-bottom filter ensure uniform coffee grounds saturation for balanced taste.
- • **Precision Temperature Control:** 1500-watt heater maintains the ideal 194°–205°F range for rich, flavorful extraction every time.

## Overview

The Bonavita BV1901TS is a sleek, SCA-certified drip coffee maker designed for professionals who demand speed and quality. It brews 8 cups in just 6 minutes using a powerful 1500-watt heater that maintains optimal brewing temperatures. Featuring a precision showerhead for even extraction and an optional bloom pre-infusion mode, it delivers rich, full-bodied coffee. The stainless steel double-wall thermal carafe keeps your brew hot for hours, while dishwasher-safe components ensure easy cleanup. Perfect for millennial managers who want café-quality coffee at home or the office with minimal fuss.

## Description

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Review: A GREAT coffee brewer! - Well, so far, my new Bonavita BV1900TS Coffee Brewer is brewing beyond my expectations. The coffee is great, and so is the carafe, unlike some reviewers' statements here. After running three cycles of tap water, here are my results of the third cycle – after about a half an hour cool down period. I never pre-heated the carafe, and it was about room temp before the third cycle. I used two different digital thermometers which I had previously tested as accurate with boiling water, and ice water. All readings are in Fahrenheit. 1. Placing the thermometer in the steady stream from the spray head showed 204 degrees. 2. Inside carafe after brewing stopped (no coffee or filter in basket) showed 190 degrees. All seemed very well, so I went straight to a coffee test. I used freshly ground Haitian Blue beans from Fresh Roasted Coffee (See here) . My usual routine is two 20oz cups initially, with about 16oz poured each time. So, I filled the brewer up to the 6-cup line (approximately 30oz – 887 grams if interested) with bottled spring water. I ground 40gms of the beans, and poured them into one of the provided paper filters (see my side note near the end of this review). I placed the basket on top of the room temperature carafe and placed the assembly on the brew plate. I seldom drink strong coffee, so my water/coffee ratio was about 22 to 1 instead of the 15 to 1 that many “experts” often recommend. But, as with my previous Bunn MCU single-cup (See here) , I used the pre-infusion option. I turned it on, and here are my timings: 0:00 to 00:40 - Initial water heating 0:40 - Gurgling began and drops of water for pre-infusion began dripping 1:05 - Water drops mostly stopped and pre-infusion soaking continued 1:30 - Regular coffee brewing began - more gurgling 4:45 - Water in reservoir was depleted and louder gurgling started 5:00 - Gurgling stopped but some dripping continued 5:15 - Auto-shutoff ended the brewing process 5:20 - Removed assembly, and still had some water in basket, and slight dripping from it 6:00 - Removed basket when water was gone, and measured coffee temp in carafe – 179 degrees Put the lid on the carafe, poured my first 16oz cup, and measured the cupped coffee at 173 degrees. Then, I proceeded to enjoy a wonderful cup of coffee! I restrained myself, and waited an hour before getting my second cup. After the hour was up (actually 1 hour and 10 minutes), I measured the temp of the coffee – in the carafe. 158 degrees. Perfectly acceptable to me. A day later, and probably my third or fourth brewing, I was called away from home right after I poured my first cup. I got home four hours later, and I measured the temp of the second cup still in the carafe. 121 degrees with the room at 66 degrees. Drinkable for me without even nuking it, but probably not for most diehard coffee drinkers though. But, I was still impressed with the 55 degree differential after four hours! So, overall, I have to rate the Bonavita BV1900TS and the carafe with a hearty 5 stars. Both the brewer and the carafe met or exceeded my expectations with everything that mattered as far as coffee brewing and heat retention was concerned. The spray head seemed to work perfectly and appeared to flow evenly from all holes, although the drips seemed to switch among different holes at times – a plus, in my opinion, if anything. As a side note, my Capresso 560.01 Infinity Conical Burr Grinder (See here) does grind the beans quite finely even at the coarsest setting, so the water on top of the grounds at the end of the brewing cycle could be attributed to that fact. Capresso did kindly offer to adjust my grinder, but I declined since it would entail packing, shipping, waiting, etc. Someday, I plan to upgrade to a higher-end grinder, but it all seems doable for now. My only complaint is, as some have noted, getting the last of the coffee poured from the carafe is a bit awkward, but not enough of an issue to reduce my 5-star rating. I hope my details help you when checking out various coffee brewers. At the moment, I feel that I made the right decision. Should my opinion change after using this brewer over a longer time, I will provide an update. Just to note for this review, I did NOT receive a discount (except for the $8.62 desertcart's BIGTHANKS discount that could have been applied to any purchase) or any other compensation for my purchase or my review. Also, please note that I have no connection to Bonavita except for being a very satisfied customer at this time. All opinions stated here are completely my own. Heck, I don't even have an desertcart affiliate code for the links.
Review: I will hopefully educate some of you into a good coffee maker - I will hopefully educate some of you into a good coffee maker, through my research and trials. I am just your average consumer looking for the best cup of coffee I can find, without having to go to a specialty store such as Starbucks. I usually don’t write to many reviews but this coffee maker tops them all. I have purchased and have used many coffee makers over time, but I think I found the one. I have used and owned various coffee makers. Here is the list of what I have personally used and tested. I use filtered water through a Pur Led 11 Cup Pitcher and a Capresso 560.04 Inifinity Conical Burr Grinder. With that out of the way, we are off to look at each coffee maker. Technivorm Moccamaster KBT 741 Let’s start out with most expensive coffee maker I have purchased to date. While this is the most sturdy and well-built coffee make I have ever used, and will no doubt last the test of time, it lacked a few options I would like to see. Such as a pre soak feature to allow the fresh coffee grounds to bloom prior to finishing the brewing cycle. I found myself standing by the brewer, with the brew basket shut off, letting it fill with a cup or so of hot water then stirring the grounds to make sure they were all saturated. The shower arm has many holes, but water did not come out each hole consistently. Noticeably coming out just the end of the shower head. I would find myself moving around the basket way too much to get all the grounds wet. This will end up on Ebay. BUNN NHS Velocity Brew BUNN GRB Velocity Brew I loved these brewers! The rich full taste is hard to beat. The con’s on these two is I didn’t have the thermal carafe and the coffee started to lose its flavor quickly. I kept the GRB model for a backup coffee maker, just in case the Bonavita has any issues Keurig B60 Special Edition They got me on the convenience aspect, but the cost of the pods was killing stroke for me. Yes I did have the pods I could load with my own coffee, but they were too messy and time consuming. And I usually drink more than one cup. It was great for making hot chocolate for the kid, but in the end, it made its way to my closet. Cuisinart DCC-1200 Brew Central This coffee maker made excellent coffee minus the richness I was missing from the Bunn coffee makers. I sacrificed flavor and richness for a timered unit. But it did the job, if you’re looking to pre make your coffee the night before. But what I was looking for was overall taste. It is next to the Bunn And Keurig in the closet. I will most likely sell this one eBay as well. Now while this list is an expensive list. And cost doesn’t always equal a good cup. Coming from a farming family I have grown accustomed to the flavor of the Bunn coffee makers and let’s be honest they do make a delicious cup of coffee. The coffee makers are quick and stay within the time frame for the Specialty Coffee Association of America brewing times, but not the water temperature constancy during the brew cycle. Needless say I still love the cup of coffee these makers put out. The Bonavita makes a much better cup of coffee than the Bunn or Technivorm. And for the cost you can’t go wrong. Sure the price in between the costs of the two, but it’s a lot cheaper than the Technivorm. I wish I would have had a review to read that was just made by a plain consumer like myself. So hopefully this helps someone with their decisions. Good luck!

## Features

- 8 CUP IN 6 MINS: Brew a full 8-cup carafe in just 6 minutes with one touch. The powerful 1500-watt heater ensures an optimal temperature of 194°–205°F (90°–96°C) for fast, flavorful coffee every time.
- ONE-TOUCH FAST BREW: Start your day effortlessly with a single press, enjoying professional and fresh coffee from Bonavita’s SCA-certified brewer! The auto-pause feature includes an audible signal when brewing is complete.
- EVEN EXTRACTION FOR FULL FLAVOR: The specially designed showerhead ensures even saturation of coffee grounds, perfectly complementing the hanging flat-bottom filter basket for uniform flavor extraction.
- BLOOM FOR RICHER TASTE: The optional pre-infusion mode gently pre-wets coffee grounds before brewing, resulting in a richer and fuller extraction that brings out the aromatic flavors in every cup.
- DISHWASHER-SAFE & BPA-FREE: The carafe lid, filter basket, and showerhead are dishwasher-safe and BPA-free. The 1.3 L stainless steel thermal carafe ensures excellent heat retention and effortless pouring.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | Bonavita |
| Capacity | 64 fluid ounces |
| Coffee Maker Type | Pour Over |
| Color | Black, Silver |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 6.9"D x 12.4"W x 12.3"H |
| Item Weight | 6.1 pounds |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Auto Shut-Off, Thermal |
| Product Dimensions | 6.9"D x 12.4"W x 12.3"H |
| Special Feature | Auto Shut-Off, Thermal |
| Specific Uses For Product | Coffee Tasting |
| Style | Modern |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Bonavita
- **Capacity:** 64 Fluid Ounces
- **Color:** Black, Silver
- **Product Dimensions:** 6.9"D x 12.4"W x 12.3"H
- **Special Feature:** Auto Shut-Off, Thermal

## Images

![Bonavita 8 Cup Drip Coffee Maker Machine, One-Touch Pour Over, Auto Pause Brewing with Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA Certified, Dishwasher Safe, BV1901TS | Stainless Steel Double Wall Thermal Carafe, SCA, Dishwasher Safe, BV1901TS - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61cfOEjUErL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Set** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Is the thermal carafe truly better than the bv1900ts in functionality? does it still have the terrible inner curve preventing easy pouring?**
A: As a dual wall stainless carafe, it does leave a bit of coffee (or water after rinsing) inside, it but it's honestly no big deal as it's not even a half-tablespoon worth of liquid left behind after tipping it upside down to empty it.   A quick wipe with a clean cloth or paper towel and it's gone.

**Q: I have the bv1900ts and the carafe does not keep the coffee hot for very long. they say they have improved the carafe. can anyone confirm this?**
A: I have no experience with the previous model, but I have owned the BV1901TS for about three weeks now. I make a full 8-cup carafe each and every morning and drink it over a period of 3.5 hours. As far as I am concerned, the coffee stays nice and hot. My only complaint is that Bonavita still has not managed to correct the design flaw that prevents you from fully draining the carafe. No matter how much you shake the thing while holding it  upside down, the rim or lip on the inside traps some fluid. The only way to completely drain and dry the carafe is to use a towel and soak up all the fluid left inside. Hope this helps.

**Q: Where do you purchase the descaling powder? Directions say not to use vinegar?**
A: When I asked Bonavita directly where I could buy the descaler that came with the coffee maker in the box , they replied that it's no longer made.   And that Bonavita recommends  the brand "Full Circle" cleaning powder.   I have extremely hard water where I live and it's ruined at least 2 coffee makers because I relied on the old fashioned method of using Vinegar which did not even touch the heavy calcification plagued my former coffee makers.  I've descaled now twice and a proper product has made a big difference in how much the coffee and flow are restored as soon as I descale.  With extremely hard water, I descale after every 75 uses not the recommended 100.  And it has really helped.

**Q: What is the difference, result-wise, btw this bv hanging filter basket machine and the similar 1900ts, an amazon choice?**
A: I've owned the 1900TS for 7 years. Both this one and the Connoisseur both use flat bottom baskets. There are no other spec differences other than one basket fits on top of the carafe and one hangs from the drip assembly. I believe this was done to counter those who find taking the basket off and putting the lid on to be a lot of trouble. Now all they have to do is put the lid on. One difference could be that the coffee in the carafe may cool a little faster if you let it sit for awhile after brewing. I believe the mode with the basket on the carafe may hold in heat a little longer.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A GREAT coffee brewer!
*by R***D on February 28, 2017*

Well, so far, my new Bonavita BV1900TS Coffee Brewer is brewing beyond my expectations. The coffee is great, and so is the carafe, unlike some reviewers' statements here. After running three cycles of tap water, here are my results of the third cycle – after about a half an hour cool down period. I never pre-heated the carafe, and it was about room temp before the third cycle. I used two different digital thermometers which I had previously tested as accurate with boiling water, and ice water. All readings are in Fahrenheit. 1. Placing the thermometer in the steady stream from the spray head showed 204 degrees. 2. Inside carafe after brewing stopped (no coffee or filter in basket) showed 190 degrees. All seemed very well, so I went straight to a coffee test. I used freshly ground Haitian Blue beans from Fresh Roasted Coffee (See here) . My usual routine is two 20oz cups initially, with about 16oz poured each time. So, I filled the brewer up to the 6-cup line (approximately 30oz – 887 grams if interested) with bottled spring water. I ground 40gms of the beans, and poured them into one of the provided paper filters (see my side note near the end of this review). I placed the basket on top of the room temperature carafe and placed the assembly on the brew plate. I seldom drink strong coffee, so my water/coffee ratio was about 22 to 1 instead of the 15 to 1 that many “experts” often recommend. But, as with my previous Bunn MCU single-cup (See here) , I used the pre-infusion option. I turned it on, and here are my timings: 0:00 to 00:40 - Initial water heating 0:40 - Gurgling began and drops of water for pre-infusion began dripping 1:05 - Water drops mostly stopped and pre-infusion soaking continued 1:30 - Regular coffee brewing began - more gurgling 4:45 - Water in reservoir was depleted and louder gurgling started 5:00 - Gurgling stopped but some dripping continued 5:15 - Auto-shutoff ended the brewing process 5:20 - Removed assembly, and still had some water in basket, and slight dripping from it 6:00 - Removed basket when water was gone, and measured coffee temp in carafe – 179 degrees Put the lid on the carafe, poured my first 16oz cup, and measured the cupped coffee at 173 degrees. Then, I proceeded to enjoy a wonderful cup of coffee! I restrained myself, and waited an hour before getting my second cup. After the hour was up (actually 1 hour and 10 minutes), I measured the temp of the coffee – in the carafe. 158 degrees. Perfectly acceptable to me. A day later, and probably my third or fourth brewing, I was called away from home right after I poured my first cup. I got home four hours later, and I measured the temp of the second cup still in the carafe. 121 degrees with the room at 66 degrees. Drinkable for me without even nuking it, but probably not for most diehard coffee drinkers though. But, I was still impressed with the 55 degree differential after four hours! So, overall, I have to rate the Bonavita BV1900TS and the carafe with a hearty 5 stars. Both the brewer and the carafe met or exceeded my expectations with everything that mattered as far as coffee brewing and heat retention was concerned. The spray head seemed to work perfectly and appeared to flow evenly from all holes, although the drips seemed to switch among different holes at times – a plus, in my opinion, if anything. As a side note, my Capresso 560.01 Infinity Conical Burr Grinder (See here) does grind the beans quite finely even at the coarsest setting, so the water on top of the grounds at the end of the brewing cycle could be attributed to that fact. Capresso did kindly offer to adjust my grinder, but I declined since it would entail packing, shipping, waiting, etc. Someday, I plan to upgrade to a higher-end grinder, but it all seems doable for now. My only complaint is, as some have noted, getting the last of the coffee poured from the carafe is a bit awkward, but not enough of an issue to reduce my 5-star rating. I hope my details help you when checking out various coffee brewers. At the moment, I feel that I made the right decision. Should my opinion change after using this brewer over a longer time, I will provide an update. Just to note for this review, I did NOT receive a discount (except for the $8.62 Amazon's BIGTHANKS discount that could have been applied to any purchase) or any other compensation for my purchase or my review. Also, please note that I have no connection to Bonavita except for being a very satisfied customer at this time. All opinions stated here are completely my own. Heck, I don't even have an Amazon affiliate code for the links.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I will hopefully educate some of you into a good coffee maker
*by E***L on March 8, 2017*

I will hopefully educate some of you into a good coffee maker, through my research and trials. I am just your average consumer looking for the best cup of coffee I can find, without having to go to a specialty store such as Starbucks. I usually don’t write to many reviews but this coffee maker tops them all. I have purchased and have used many coffee makers over time, but I think I found the one. I have used and owned various coffee makers. Here is the list of what I have personally used and tested. I use filtered water through a Pur Led 11 Cup Pitcher and a Capresso 560.04 Inifinity Conical Burr Grinder. With that out of the way, we are off to look at each coffee maker. Technivorm Moccamaster KBT 741 Let’s start out with most expensive coffee maker I have purchased to date. While this is the most sturdy and well-built coffee make I have ever used, and will no doubt last the test of time, it lacked a few options I would like to see. Such as a pre soak feature to allow the fresh coffee grounds to bloom prior to finishing the brewing cycle. I found myself standing by the brewer, with the brew basket shut off, letting it fill with a cup or so of hot water then stirring the grounds to make sure they were all saturated. The shower arm has many holes, but water did not come out each hole consistently. Noticeably coming out just the end of the shower head. I would find myself moving around the basket way too much to get all the grounds wet. This will end up on Ebay. BUNN NHS Velocity Brew BUNN GRB Velocity Brew I loved these brewers! The rich full taste is hard to beat. The con’s on these two is I didn’t have the thermal carafe and the coffee started to lose its flavor quickly. I kept the GRB model for a backup coffee maker, just in case the Bonavita has any issues Keurig B60 Special Edition They got me on the convenience aspect, but the cost of the pods was killing stroke for me. Yes I did have the pods I could load with my own coffee, but they were too messy and time consuming. And I usually drink more than one cup. It was great for making hot chocolate for the kid, but in the end, it made its way to my closet. Cuisinart DCC-1200 Brew Central This coffee maker made excellent coffee minus the richness I was missing from the Bunn coffee makers. I sacrificed flavor and richness for a timered unit. But it did the job, if you’re looking to pre make your coffee the night before. But what I was looking for was overall taste. It is next to the Bunn And Keurig in the closet. I will most likely sell this one eBay as well. Now while this list is an expensive list. And cost doesn’t always equal a good cup. Coming from a farming family I have grown accustomed to the flavor of the Bunn coffee makers and let’s be honest they do make a delicious cup of coffee. The coffee makers are quick and stay within the time frame for the Specialty Coffee Association of America brewing times, but not the water temperature constancy during the brew cycle. Needless say I still love the cup of coffee these makers put out. The Bonavita makes a much better cup of coffee than the Bunn or Technivorm. And for the cost you can’t go wrong. Sure the price in between the costs of the two, but it’s a lot cheaper than the Technivorm. I wish I would have had a review to read that was just made by a plain consumer like myself. So hopefully this helps someone with their decisions. Good luck!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's a Bonavita, but...
*by R***Y on June 19, 2022*

Let me start by saying I love Bonavita. I got my first one 8+ years ago, after hearing and reading about them, and how highly rated they were. I ordered a BV1800 and was very impressed. Mr. Coffee went to the storage closet to await emergency use. Well, after 8 years, the Bonavita carafe somehow developed a crack in the glass despite how careful I always was with it. Shortly after, the carafe actually lost a big chunk of the rim and even though various BV1800-owners commented on the internet that their choice of glass replacement carafe worked for them, I ordered and returned several that did not fit. And since the unit is out of production, I couldn't just order another BV1800. So that's how I ended up ordering the Bonavita Connoisseur 8 cup One Touch, after much research. My immediate reaction was to appreciate the looks of the coffeemaker. It looks really snazzy, though taking up a bigger portion of countertop real estate than the BV1800. It makes really good coffee, just like the other one, and delivers a piping hot brew in short order. But there are significant differences, some good and some bad. First off, the Connoisseur does not have a heat plate to keep brewed coffee hot. Instead, it relies on a really nice insulated metal thermos-like carafe to hold hot brewed coffee. But there are issues with that. Please note that this coffeemaker has a slide-in basket-style filter holder that suspends the brewing coffee above the carafe; that is kind of a handy idea. The BV1800 has a glass carafe that sits on a warming plate and a separate drip-down style filter holder, using cone type filters, sits on top of the carafe, just under the hot water "shower" that drizzles the coffee with steamy hot water. And it flows through the filter quickly, allowing you to pull out the carafe right after the brew cycle stops. The new Connoisseur, on the other hand, beeps after the water has finished going into the filter holder, making you think you could remove the carafe and pour some coffee. However, it continues to slowly drip coffee into the open carafe (you can't screw on the top of the carafe to hold in the heat until the carafe is off the coffeemaker). It takes so long before you can safely remove the carafe without having coffee drip down onto the recess that holds the carafe, and running onto the counter, that you loose a good deal of the heat in the carafe before you can withdraw it and screw on the carafe top. If you do manage to do that, the coffee isn't as hot as I like it once you get some poured, and it doesn't remain drinkably hot in the carafe for any length of time. Now, let me qualify all of that by describing my particular situation. I am the only coffee drinker in the house, so I brew just 4 cups (or about 2 1/2 mugs) of coffee at a time. And since I always took coffee with me to work (before I retired), my practice was to preheat a Stanley 24-ounce metal coffee thermos with hot water while the coffee brewed and then replace the hot water with hot coffee before screwing down the top and cap. That would keep coffee steamy and hot all day. So that's what I did whenever I made coffee (and still do), whether I was going to work on weekdays, or it was a weekend, or (as now) I'm retired. I can still enjoy hot coffee all day, even if it needs a quick zap in the microwave, once poured. But if you make a pot of coffee for multiple coffee drinkers, and plan to pour it all around once it's brewed, then the Connoissuer model may work for you. Or maybe you have the patience to wait for all the coffee to drip into the carafe and then have it be only sort of hot once poured. But to me, the significant advantage of the Bonavita system is hot, really good, coffee that is quickly brewed. My disappointment is that the Connoisseur doesn't deliver the same brew in the same way as the old BV1800. One final note: if you have the old BV1800 and need a new carafe, I found (finally) that the Melitta 52-oz. Pour Over Brewing Cone with Glass Carafe will work pretty well with your old BV1800, except the brewing cone is too tall to fit. So instead, I just used the plastic cone filter holder I already had, which was just short enough to sit atop the Melitta carafe and fit into the Bonavita BV1800 coffeemaker. It is still available on Amazon (Fino Pour-Over Coffee Brewing Filter Cone, Number 4-Size, Black, Brews 8 to 12-Cups).

## Frequently Bought Together

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