Despite my ever-growing appreciation for fancy espresso machines (I've tested over 10 now), the American in me will always love the simplicity of drip coffee. For me, it's synonymous with slow weekend mornings and the smell of coffee drifting through the house. However, they are not always the sexiest of appliances... in fact, they can often be quite bland. But then I found Fellow's Aiden Precision Drip Coffee Maker (which is at its lowest price on Amazon right now).
Its monotone, linear, almost monolithic form is undeniably chic. But how does it stack up when compared to other drip coffee makers on the market? San Francisco-born brand Fellow has a name in the coffee world (it's harder, but not hard to find in the UK — it's also stocked at the likes of Selfridges and Harrods), but for £365, it's certainly on the higher end of the market.
