Breville's new $600 coffee machine makes pour-overs from scratch

Ian Carlos Campbell· Sep 30, 2026 · 6:37 PM UTC ·2 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 137 views

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Breville has launched the Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over, a premium $600 coffee machine that fully automates the pour-over brewing process. The device features a built-in grinder and a rotating water spout designed to mimic the technique of a human barista. It is currently available for purchase from Breville and Williams-Sonoma.

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▪The Breville Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over is priced at $600 and includes a built-in coffee grinder with 40mm flat burrs.
▪The machine utilizes an articulating water spout that moves in a spiral pattern to replicate manual pouring techniques.
▪Users can customize brew settings such as water temperature, grind size, and brew ratio through the device's built-in display.
▪The appliance includes a Delayed Auto Start feature that allows users to program coffee to be ready at a specific time.

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News Breville's new $600 coffee machine makes pour-overs from scratch The Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over combines a coffee grinder with a rotating water spout. By Ian Carlos Campbell Sept. 30, 2026 2:37 pm EST Breville Add Engadget on Google: Preferred Source Google Discover What Breville did for toast and soda the company is now hoping to do for pour-over coffee. The new Breville Spiral Luxe Auto Pour Over is a decidedly premium $600 kitchen appliance that makes pour-overs from scratch. Machines that turn the somewhat fussy process of making pour-overs into something as simple as a Mr. Coffee have existed for years, but Breville's device goes a step further by adding a built-in coffee grinder.

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