The Amaste is a retro-styled drip machine built around a 25oz glass pot, a reusable filter and a warming plate, sold in colors like matcha green, rose gold and black. It is small enough to make it a solo or two-person machine rather than a household one, and it has no independent testing behind it — only the retailer’s own listing.
The 25oz math
Twenty-five ounces is roughly three standard 8oz cups of coffee, which is why this machine is positioned for one or two drinkers rather than a family kitchen. That is not a flaw so much as a design choice, but it does mean the “12-cup” comparisons that dominate this category do not apply here, and buyers expecting a full pot should look elsewhere.
Three brewing modes, undefined
The listing advertises “three brewing modes” as a headline feature, but does not explain what each mode actually changes — strength, brew time and temperature are all plausible candidates, and different Amaste listings do not spell this out consistently. Until a seller or manual clarifies it, treat “three brewing modes” as an unverified selling point rather than a specific, checkable capability.
A retro shell repeated across many listings
Amaste sells this same body and glass pot under several near-identical Amazon listings distinguished mainly by color, each with its own ASIN. The warming plate is advertised to hold coffee warm for around 30 minutes, which is a specific and plausible claim for this class of appliance, but it comes from the listing itself and has not been independently timed.
Before you buy
- Confirm the 25oz capacity works for your household before ordering — it will not replace a 12-cup machine.
- Ask the seller what the three brewing modes actually control.
- Check which color/ASIN you’re buying, since Amaste lists the same design repeatedly.
- Confirm the reusable filter’s mesh size, since finer grounds can pass through coarser metal filters.
Based on Amaste’s Amazon product listings across several color variants. No independent review from an established testing outlet was located. CoffeeLogik has not tested this machine in person.
