A brewing system for brewing a single flavored beverage of different varieties is disclosed which comprises a holder for receiving a flavored beverage packet (pod) of different sizes, said holder being a technically cantilevered receptacle to hold the flavored beverage packet (pod) beverage in a brewing position, a hinged cover which is secured by a latch, and introduces water in the sealed and enclosed brewing area to produce a flavored beverage drink that flows through the beverage packet and into a receptacle for consumption.

A water outlet device includes a containment unit including a containment seat for containing liquid and having a water outlet hole, and a stopper movably disposed in the water outlet hole and capable of blocking the water outlet hole for preventing the liquid from flowing out thereof. A water outlet gate unit is disposed below the containment unit and includes a drive member that drives the stopper to move between a water stop position to block the water outlet hole and a water discharge position for allowing the liquid to flow through the water outlet hole. An automatic water dispenser having the water outlet device is also disclosed.

A coffee machine is for preparing an espresso coffee drink, but it also enables filtered coffee to be produced. An external water delivery nozzle is provided, and it provides water to a coffee jug comprising a filter holder for holding a coffee filter and contained coffee grinds. The coffee jug and the external water delivery nozzle can be coupled and decoupled.

A drip coffee bag holder has a body. The body includes a first side wall, a second side wall, a first end wall, and a second end wall. The first and second side walls are joined by the first and second end walls. The first and second side walls and the first and second end walls enclose a space with the first and second side walls being opposite to each other and with the first and second end walls being opposite to each other. The first and second side walls each have a bottom including a mounting portion configured to mount on a brim of a cup. The space is configured to receive a drip coffee bag.

A first coffee brewing and dispensing system that includes a removable grounds chamber assembly that includes a basin for holding ground coffee, an extendable dispensing spout, and a valve mechanism for opening and closing the dispensing spout; a brewing chamber assembly positioned on top of the removable grounds chamber assembly; and a lid/plunger assembly adapted to be inserted into the brewing chamber and removable grounds chamber, wherein the lid/plunger assembly includes a press rod, a handle mounted on the press rod, wherein the handle includes a trigger mounted therein, a lid mounted on the press rod below the handle, a wiper assembly mounted on the press rod below the lid; and a filter assembly mounted on the press rod below the wiper assembly, wherein the wiper assembly may be moved independently of the filter assembly by actuating the trigger in the handle.

The invention concerns filter holder for coffee machines comprising a substantially cylindrical body, inside which a perforated filter (14) is provided, the cylindrical body forming a cup-shaped container (12) for containing coffee powder, the filter holder (10) further comprising identification means for identifying the type of filter holder (10), characterized in that said identification means for identifying the type of filter holder (10) comprise at least one diametral magnet whose diametral orientation can be detected outside the filter holder (10). The invention further concerns a coffee machine and a grinder for coffee beans usable with the filter holder (10).

Disclosed is a raised bottom cold brewing system comprising a bucket having a top side, a cavity, a platform within the cavity, and a bottom side, a lid configured to be placed on top side of the bucket, and a faucet. The bottom side of the bucket includes a raised bottom and a channel surrounding the raised bottom, the platform includes a plurality of openings, and the faucet is below the platform and above the raised bottom and channel.

This invention provides a drip filter head for a beverage apparatus comprising a connected array of beverage extraction units, each unit comprising an extraction chamber, and further comprising at least one filter.

A first coffee brewing and dispensing system that includes a removable grounds chamber assembly that includes a basin for holding ground coffee, an extendable dispensing spout, and a valve mechanism for opening and closing the dispensing spout; a brewing chamber assembly positioned on top of the removable grounds chamber assembly; and a lid/plunger assembly adapted to be inserted into the brewing chamber and removable grounds chamber, wherein the lid/plunger assembly includes a press rod, a handle mounted on the press rod, wherein the handle includes a trigger mounted therein, a lid mounted on the press rod below the handle, a wiper assembly mounted on the press rod below the lid; and a filter assembly mounted on the press rod below the wiper assembly, wherein the wiper assembly may be moved independently of the filter assembly by actuating the trigger in the handle.

A coffee extraction assembly and a coffee box are provided. The coffee extraction assembly includes an elastic filter tray and a drip tray. The elastic filter tray is disposed above the drip tray. The drip tray is provided with an extraction groove and a coffee outlet channel. The extraction groove is in fluid communication with the coffee outlet channel. The elastic filter tray is provided with at least one filtering hole at a position corresponding to the extraction groove. The coffee liquid extracted for the first time enters the extraction groove via the at least one filtering hole under pressure. The coffee extraction assembly can be used for coffee first and secondary pressurization extractions. The filtering hole on the elastic filter tray can be elastically deformed and is not easy to be blocked, to ensure the pressure stability of each extraction and improve the coffee taste.