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Yama Glass 8 Cup Stovetop Coffee Siphon (Syphon)

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Unique, theatrical way to make coffee; 40-ounce (8-cup) capacity
Vacuum brewed coffee produces a cleaner, richer, and smoother cup
Made of heat resistant borosilicate glass; heat-resistant handle
Works on gas and electric rangetops; comes with wire diffuser for use on electric coil burners
Dishwasher and microwave safe; imported

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Size:40-Ounce

This is a 8-cup stovetop coffee siphon, (40-ounce) with a black handle. For brewing and serving the perfect-cup of coffee. A wire grid is included for use on electric stoves, the grid is not required for gas stoves. Always use medium or medium high heat. Dishwasher and microwave safe. This is a great price for this style of coffee brewing.. Plus we always carry replacement parts.

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Size:40-Ounce

Product Dimensions

8 x 8 x 11 inches

Item Weight

2.31 pounds

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2.3 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)

Manufacturer

Yama Glass

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B002CVTKW4

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YAMSY8

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527 customer reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars

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#58,003 in Kitchen & Dining (See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining)
#2,291 in Kitchen & Dining > Tabletop > Serveware
#12,052 in Home & Kitchen > Kitchen & Dining > Coffee, Tea & Espresso

Date first available at Amazon.com

November 18, 2008

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A. Aleman

Seal isn't secure and gasket keeps getting stuck in carafe

June 8, 2014

Size: 22-OunceVerified Purchase

I love this type of coffee maker. And this one worked just fine.
Until it exploded.
This morning I was making coffee as usual. I removed it from the heat. As usual, the coffee started flowing back into the lower carafe.
When it just stopped. I waited a few moments, but it didn't start flowing again.
Suddenly it just exploded.
Coffee, grounds, and glass went everywhere.
I am not a happy camper.

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Mary

Great Coffee-fussy filter

October 24, 2015

Size: 22-OunceVerified Purchase

I bought this to replace a Bodum Pebo when I broke the top of that. Turned out that the replacement part was more than this whole coffee maker and Yama has replacement parts more reasonably priced and readily available. The Pebo makes a minimum of 6 - 5 ounce cups and this can make up to 5 - 4.5 ounce cups which was another good thing as far as I was concerned. The Yama was well packed and arrived in perfect condition. The wider bottom of the carafe means the handle stays cool and the water warms before the air pressure pushes water up to the coffee; so you can just fill the carafe with tap water, assemble the unit, add coffee and put it on the gas stove at medium low heat. Turn off when the water has risen and air has bubbled through to the top. It makes excellent coffee. 5 star coffee.
I thought the cloth filter was fussy-directions said to wash with a toothbrush and then leave in a jar of water in the refrigerator between uses. ?! I had read that there was a stainless steel filter available and I got that. I found that let grit into my cup when made as I had made great coffee using the cloth. Also found the stainless filter had to be disassembled to clean each time as coffee lodged in between the layers of it. Had an idea and tried the Bodum Pebo 'filter' (which is a grooved plastic one). It fits! With it the coffee is clean of particulate matter and washing up is much easier than with either of the Yama filters. Other reviewers have said that glass filter rods fit this-I don't know about that.
Great coffee with either the cloth or the grooved filter.

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Grendel

Does not brew as well as counter top models

May 9, 2017

Size: 22-OunceVerified Purchase

My Hario Technica makes great coffee, but it's become nearly impossible to order butane fuel because of new postal regulations, so I tried this stove top model. Sadly, the brew is quite mediocre, lacking the smoothness I associate with siphon brew. I suspect it has something to do with geometry. Instead of being relatively narrow in diameter and round on the bottom, the lower carafe is wide and flat. As a result about 6 ounces of water does not leave the lower carafe when it boils. That's a lot when you are using 16 ounces of water per batch, as I do. By comparison, the Technica leaves about 2 ounces behind. And the coffee steeps at a slightly higher temp (202F vs 198F for the Technica). So maybe the coffee is being over extracted. In any case, the brew is second rate, and if you are new to siphon brewing, this model will convince you it's a waste of time. Looks like I might have to invest in a halogen heater.

Update: I tossed the upper chamber and tried using the bottom part to pre-heat water on the stove. Piece of junk is not even good for that. Notice from the photo how the base is so wide that the handle sits right above the edge? That means if you set the heat a tiny bit too high or put the glass a little off center you will burn the bottom of your hand when you pick it up. And because of the weird geometry you need to turn the thing nearly upside down when pouring, so the steam coming out the top burns the top of your hand. I give up. Into the trash it goes.

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Richard H. Wood

Versatile, ALLOWS OPERATOR CONTROL!

February 14, 2015

Size: 22-OunceVerified Purchase

This is a review of the Yama 22 ounce, so called 5 cup stove top brewer. Afraid I find the Yama, Haro and Cona table top vacuum coffee makers obsolete and silly looking items from the Victorian era. In fact the French originals for those designs date back to about 1840.

Does a outstanding job of brewing coffee and allows adjustments to the brewing process impossible with automatic drip coffee makers. Everything is under the operators control so the amount of coffee used and steeping time are up to you, the operator. This control can at least partly compensate for high altitude which lowers the water brewing temperature, making for "BLAH" coffee. The one silly item in the Yama 5 cup design is that there is a slight lip inside the upper area of the carafe making it almost impossible to pour all of the contents when pouring coffee. I am using mine with the Diguo Permanent Coffee Filter (available on Amazon) which does an outstanding job.

I have also added the 8 cup Yama unit to the collection. This is so far as I can find the largest vacuum siphon coffee maker currently made. American makers used to make 12 cup versions in glass or stainless steel which still show up on ebay and Etsy on occasion. Actual water capacity of the Yama lower when filled to the 8 cup line is 42 ounces measured. This gives 2 ounces of water for loss to coffee absorption and evaporation during brewing to end up with approximately 40 ounces of finished coffee.

Both the 22 and 40 nominal ounce Yama units are excellent vacuum pots but nothing in their technology has changed since about 1940 and IMO there were lots more convenient and easily cleaned filters available with the old American vacuum pots than the cloth filters that Yama still ships as standard. The large gasket American vacuum coffee maker carafes were also a lot easier to clean than the narrow opening Yama vacuum carafes.

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Mickey

Great coffee brewer.

Best cup of coffee I have ever made is made with this product. Very happy indeed.

Published 2 days ago

Morgan

This coffee maker is my favorite because the entire pot is nice and drinkable

These are my absolute preferred coffee making tool. We have bought four or five of them now, since even though they are fairly durable, they are still glass, and once every year...Read more

Published 10 days ago

Melissa R.

Safety issue: It can implode

There is a safety issue here folks. Tonight, the thing imploded! I am glad no one was in the kitchen, they would have been hit by hot coffee and flying glass.Read more

Published 24 days ago

Brian M

Defective and dangerous!

This exploded while heating the first time I tried to use it leaving glass and hot water all over my stove and kitchen floor. BUY SOMETHING ELSE.

Published 1 month ago

Lynn W.

Great Cona Replacement

I just received the Yama from Amazon yesterday and used it for the first time today. It was purchased to replace my Cona coffee maker, the funnel of which I had broken last week.Read more

Published 1 month ago

Janice Brown

This is pretty cool and makes GREAT coffee in a short period ...

This is pretty cool and makes GREAT coffee in a short period of time. There are fancier siphons but this does the job!

Published 1 month ago

katef

Excellent Pot..Delicious Coffee, but Breaks Easily

I love our Yama pot, makes especially delicious coffee, I think in part because no plastic is touched in brewing process.Read more

Published 1 month ago

Dan B.

Worth the effort

Makes excellent coffee. Have only used a few times, yet have had great tasting coffee each time.
Plus the “wow” factor of using simple science is enjoyable.Read more

Published 2 months ago

Pen Name

Five Stars

super buy. love this device

Published 2 months ago

Walters474

Excellent

Harder to dispose of grounds then most (catch with a strainer if you don't want it down your garbage disposal). Heat lower pot to near boiling before attaching upper globe.Read more

Published 2 months ago

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