3 products
Kettles and coffee scales from Brewista
Brewista is a well-known brand in specialty coffee and develops high-quality kettles, coffee scales, and brewing accessories for both home baristas and professional cafés. With a focus on precision, ease of use, and modern design, Brewista has become a natural choice for coffee enthusiasts who want to get the most out of every brew.
The brand is particularly appreciated for its electric gooseneck kettles and digital coffee scales, products that provide full control over temperature, pouring, and brew time—three crucial factors for brewing coffee with perfect flavor and balance.
This range brings together three tools with the same focus: making brewing more precise and easier to repeat. It includes two kettles for controlled pouring and temperature control, as well as a digital scale for those who want greater precision when controlling dose and time. What they have in common is that they suit anyone who wants to reduce guesswork and achieve more consistent results from cup to cup.
The main difference between the products is which aspect of your brewing you want to improve first. If you mainly brew by hand, a kettle with a narrow gooseneck spout is often the clearest step up. If you already have temperature control but want to organize your recipes, flow, and consistency, a scale with a timer is a more direct tool. So look less at the fact that they all belong to the same range and more at whether you need to control water, weight, or both.
Three ways to gain better control
Choose the workflow you most want to improve.
Brewista Artisan 1L
Greater temperature and capacity range
Ideal for those who want to brew at lower temperatures while having 1-liter capacity for multiple brews or larger servings.
Matt Black 0.9L
Design-focused in a more compact format
For those who want the same precise pouring feel in a slightly smaller kettle, with a matte black finish and wood-like details that add character to the brewing corner.
Brewista Smart Scale 3
When weight and time matter most
The right choice for those who want to build a repeatable recipe, whether brewing espresso or pour-over, without taking up much space on the brewing surface.
Choose based on brewing style and control
If you mainly brew pour-over or other manually brewed coffee, water flow and temperature usually make the biggest difference in the cup. In that case, a precision kettle is a good starting point. Choose the larger model if you want more capacity and a wider temperature range, or the smaller one if you prefer a more compact format and a distinctive design.
If you already have a good kettle, or want to improve your recipes and repeatability, a scale is often the next natural step. It helps you maintain the same dose, yield, and time from one brew to the next. Many also appreciate that a Compact scale works just as well for filter coffee as it does under an espresso machine, making it a flexible choice for a smaller home setup.

For several cups in one batch
With its larger capacity, it is ideal when brewing for more than yourself or when you want to avoid refilling between brews.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions that most often determine the choice.
Should I start with a kettle or a scale?
Start with a kettle if you mainly want to improve the flow and temperature of your manual brewing. Start with a scale if you already brew in a way you enjoy but want better precision in dosing and timing. For many people, the scale has the quickest impact on repeatability, while the kettle provides the greatest sense of control during pouring.
What is the most important difference between the two kettles?
The clearest difference is how they are positioned in terms of use and format. One offers a 1-liter capacity and a temperature range from 40 to 100 °C, making it more flexible if you also want to work with lower temperatures. The other is a 0.9-liter model with a temperature range from 60 to 100 °C and a stronger design focus, with a matte black finish and wood-like details.
Is the scale only suitable for filter coffee?
No. It is designed to work for both Espresso and pour-over. Its low profile also makes it practical in tighter setups, and the integrated timer helps whether you are following an espresso recipe or a manual brewing method.