Brewista Artisan Gooseneck Kettle

“Seconded. This kettle is awesome!”

“Brewista gooseneck is my morning brewer, I brew a large pot of earl grey every morning with this kettle and I use it with guests because of its larger capacity. I also have a Brim, which is slightly smaller that I use at my desk for gong fu cha. I actually like this kettle better, it’s a little faster to boil and the handle is nicer.”

“There are few cons with this kettle which I found out after purchasing”

“TLDR - 600ml capacity, so it is tiny, but it boils in 3 mins (vs Bonavita Variable's 9 mins). It is hella expensive for a kettle at $149, but is well built, has many features, and is flashy AF.”

“The gooseneck of the brewista allows for better control of the water and allows you to get closer to the bed though. The controls on the brewista are just too complicated.”

“To me the display of the Brewista looks a bit cluttered and the time it takes to come to the right temperature is really slow.”

“I’ve been using the Brewista gooseneck kettle for my pour-over coffee, and I have mixed feelings about it. The spout design is my main issue.”

“The Brewista allows you to pour at any speed-so you will be able to use it for anything.”

“The spout is way better on the previous version. The version 3 doesn't have 90⁰ poured water anymore”

“It is really nice to pour, pours better than stagg IMO. I don't like the fact that temperature control isn't very accurate; if I set it to 93c from room temp, it will probably heat up to about 96 when it shuts off and thiks it's at 93. A bit annoying.”

“Other than that the brewista is my favorite kettle so far, but nobody has quite nailed it.”

“Brewista needs to get on the ball.”

“I have the a Brewista artisan gooseneck kettle, brought it in June last year and it died on Sunday morning. It was already a replacement one for the first that was delivered damaged.”

“I upgraded to this kettle from a brewista one that was ~£60 on amazon. Was it worth it? Absolutely not.”

“FWIW I went with the brewista artisan. From all the reviews it has all the features of the ekg. Plus an auto on feature, really useful to have the kettle up to temp when I get up. Also the gooseneck shape allows for better control. It’s been great and no issues the short time I’ve owned it.”

“the Brewista has worked very well since I got it! I haven’t had any complaints thus far. I was able to get it for about $100 when they had a sale. It is a bit expensive at full price.”

“The variable pour on the Brewista, though good, shows that there are air gaps.”

“I would not -take the brewista, beacause it fails in my subjective aestetic category simply due the cheap looking plastic very badly imitating real wood.”

“I had a similar issue using a Brewista Artisan Gooseneck cause it only held 600ml and about 800ml if you really pushed it. And I wanted something to brew big batches of tea with so got rid of the gooseneck kettle completely”

“It's the only thing that annoys me about my Brewista.”

“I would say that I am overall pretty happy with the ones I have had (smart pour version 1 and 2). However, I feel like the electronics gets a little glitchy over time.”

“I have a Brewista Artisan gooseneck electric kettle, and I don't recommend it. I've had to send it back on warranty once when it died, and it's temperamental now and then, probably only a matter of time before it dies again.”

“Love this kettle, zero complaints for anyone thinking of getting one.”

“The main downside to the Brewista Artisan is that it can feel a little bit clumsy to operate with its wide design combined with a rather elongated handle and a long spout. Also, I think the control panel is not the most elegant solution around. There are too many backlit buttons, and they have a slightly cheap feeling to them.”