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Every cup from a Kazumi siphon tastes fuller and smoother than what other brewing methods can produce. If you found us through a brew video, a friend's kitchen, or the guide we sent you, welcome. This is where the people who love this cup gather.

You don't have to buy anything to be part of this. Follow along, watch a brew, ask a question. When you're ready to try it, you'll know.

Watch a fresh brew

Ninety seconds of infusion, one clean pour, no paper. This is what happens inside a Kazumi siphon from cold water to finished cup. The water heats in the flask, rises up into the funnel where your grounds sit, holds just under boiling for full extraction, then draws back down through the built-in glass filter. No metal, no paper, no plastic in the brew path. Just glass and coffee.

The whole thing takes about 5 to 8 minutes start to finish. Most of that is heating water. The actual brew is fast.

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If you post your own Kazumi brew, tag us and we'll re-share the best ones every month.

A brew from the community

Kevin H., a Kazumi Sumo Set owner, shared this after his first month brewing:

"Loving this coffee maker. Simple and elegant workflow, fun to watch the brewing process, and most importantly it produces great tasting coffee, fuller body and flavors than the same coffee made other ways. As a science nerd and a coffee lover, this is now my favorite way to brew coffee."

That's the goal. A cup that tastes better than what you were making before, using a brewer that becomes part of your morning without asking for a barista skill set.

Read more reviews from verified buyers to see how other home brewers dial in their grind and ratio.

Learn more

New to siphon coffee? Start here. Already brewing? Go deeper.

• What is siphon coffee? - the full explainer for anyone curious about vacuum brewing, the history, and how the physics work
• Kazumi Coffee reviews - 127 verified buyers share how their cup came out
• The Kazumi blog - brewing guides, recipes, and stories from other people brewing at home
• Our brand - who we are, why we built the Kazumi siphon, and what we care about

Have a question?

Email us at customer@kazumicoffee.com and someone will get back to you within one business day. We answer every message. If your question is worth sharing, we might turn it into a community post.

The Kazumi Coffee Team