Full Clover coffee cycle at The Roasterie

[Sdwyer1]

Does the Roasterie still use the Clover or did Sucks-bucks buy all of the units?

[lordvelos]

More expensive show off-ie crap. I bet if I used an old camp stove coffee peculator to make a cup of coffee that none of you will know the damn difference between the two.

[slickfast]

@lordvelos haha... false. Go get yourself an aeropress and see what you think (basically a manual version of the clover). If you can't tell the difference, your tongue is broken. :)

[Danall111]

For $9000 I would not wnat to have to stir the friggin grounds in the top

[54spiritedwill54]

i just had a 16 oz of your brazil cup of excellence coffee

[joe4ska]

It brews like a french press, but then serves the coffee to your mug or cup. Its a great cup of coffee.

[MonkeyMonkeyJoeJoe]

And now it's all Starbucks'... ahahahahahaha

[Snoopykojiapple]

haha yeah

[jsgardner]

Pretty cool! Hopefully this kind of thing can eventually be mass produced so to make it more affordable -- $11,000 is way too steep for me!

[LibraryWiz]

Where's your cafe?  Address? We're there!

[theroasterie]

6223 Brookside Blvd. KCMO 64133

[36674]

That's cool, but maybe explain what we're seeing.

[dgloo]

Seems silly to go thru all that trouble and then serve the coffee in a paper cup.

[decevingserpent]

its worth it, this machine makes the best coffee in the world, i got one 3 weeks ago in my cafe in San Diego, best investment i ever made, for the past week ive had a line out the door every morning.

[theroasterie]

Well, some people like their drinks to-go. Ceramics don't travel very easy.

[roisterboy]

nice! i just had a 16 oz of your brazil cup of excellence coffee tonight! it was awesome!