Viking 12-Cup Coffee Maker

Product Description

,HealthMaster LWHM Living Well/Montel 1100-Watt 2-Quart Fruit-and-Vegetable Emulsifier ,Margaritaville DM2000 Premium Frozen Concoction Maker , Margaritaville DM1000 Frozen Concoction Maker ,Ninja Kitchen System 1100 , Cuisinart BFP-603 SmartPower Deluxe Blender Viking 12-Cup Coffee Maker Enjoy fresh coffee or tea with the Viking 12-Cup Coffee Maker, which has a programmable clock for convenient timed brewing of four to 12 cups. The Viking Brew Break technology allows the user to pour the first cup of coffee without the wait. And its 12-cup thermal stainless steel carafe keeps coffee warm for hours and leaves no residual taste. The metallic silver coffee maker also features a removable water reservoir and brew basket for convenience when filling the water tank or basket that can both be removed and taken directly to the sink or countertop. Also included are a stainless steel permanent coffee filter and tea basket accessories. This coffee maker is intended for residential use, and has a one year warranty against manufacturing defects. Features: Metallic silver 12 cup coffee maker Programmable clock for convenient timed brewing Brews 4 to 12 cups of coffee or tea Brew Break technology allows first user to pour the first cup without the wait 12-cup thermal stainless steel carafe leaves no residual taste Carafe keeps coffee warm for hours Removable water reservoir and brew basket for convenience Stainless steel permanent water filter Tea basket accessories 1-year warranty against manufacturing defects Model: VCCM12MS


This review is from: Viking 12-Cup Coffee Maker
So it was either the Viking or the Technivorm. The Technivorm was a little to funky for me plus it had no features. I went with the Viking and couldn't be happier. I'm not sure what other people are talking about with carafe ill fiting and noise and leaking carafe?

Yes - the carafe DOES fit tight under the basket, IT'S SUPPOSE TO. There is absolutely no steam from this thing when it's brewing because not one bit of heat excapes during the brewing process.
Yes - you can't pour it Very fast but then neither could my Capresso and I have yet to spill a drop of coffee.
Noise? I can faintly hear the pump during the brewing but I would hardly call it loud and gargling. Maybe they didn't prime it correctly?

I had 2 capresso's before this and the Viking by far makes the hottest pot of coffee I have ever had plus it keeps the coffee hot for hours.
The only thing I can say I dislike a little is the side entry water and basket. I have mine in a corner so I have to pivot the maker every time I fill the water and load the basket but, I knew that before I made the purchase so it would be wrong for me to say it sucks. Having the water and basket via the side is what makes it so clean looking.

I have never owned a Viking appliance before and I don't own any of their stock. Most people don't take the time to write reviews unless they are unhappy (my self-included). I would have never bought my Capresso if I would have went by user reviews. Seems a lot of people were brewing their coffee all over their counter tops. I had mine for 8 years making coffee ever morning and every night and never once brewed a pot of coffee all over the counter top. What I'm trying to say is most issue are human error and nothing else.