Best made in USA coffee makers from 15 American makers: commercial brewers, cold brew systems, espresso machines, pour-over brewers and travel presses.
15 American companiesAvg. Made in USA level 3.7 of 5 (16 rated)Checked by Dave HurleyUpdated
Most home coffee makers sold in the USA are made in China, but American plants still build many of the commercial brewers in restaurants and offices, and a handful of small companies make presses, pour-over brewers and espresso machines here. This page lists the makers of commercial brewers and cold brew systems; the sections below cover single-cup, 10-cup, espresso, percolator, pour-over and camping coffee makers.
In an electric brewer, the hot water tank, controls and stainless cabinet are most of the value, and many US-built brewers use imported controls and parts. Each listing is rated for the company's most American-made coffee makers and names what is known to come from elsewhere.
Ranked by Made in USA level, highest first; ties are in alphabetical order. The level measures how much is made in the USA, not product quality. How the levels work
FETCO makes commercial coffee and tea brewers, including the CBS-2200 NG and Extractor series, high-volume and multi-beverage brewing systems and iced tea brewers, for restaurants, hotels and coffee shops. The privately owned company was founded in Glenview, Illinois in 1987 and is based in Lake Zurich.
FETCO's story page: "Our privately-owned and operated business manufactures each of our products at our factory headquarters in Lake Zurich, Illinois." Dealers list its brewers as made in America.
Import records show power supplies shipped to FETCO from a Taiwanese maker in 2025, and welded assemblies also appear among its imports (country not shown). Where its controls, valves and heating elements are made isn't stated.
Production history: founded in Glenview, Illinois in 1987, FETCO later moved to its factory at 600 Rose Road in Lake Zurich, where it still manufactures; it remains privately owned, with no acquisition found.
Our rough estimate: imported or likely imported parts (power supplies, controls, valves, heating elements) are about 30–50% of a brewer's value.
Level 4 for its commercial coffee brewers (CBS-2200 NG and Extractor series): FETCO says it manufactures every product at its Lake Zurich factory; it imports power supplies, and other parts may also come from abroad.
Newco makes commercial coffee and tea brewers, including its AK, FC, GX and ACE series, Bistro on-demand brewers, cold brew brewers and condiment dispensers, for offices, restaurants and convenience stores. The families of Ed Vittoe and Joseph Webster founded the company in 1974, and it builds its brewers in St. Charles, Missouri.
Newco's About page: "The company operates in a state-of-the-art 120,000-square-foot facility located in Saint Charles, Missouri" and "is vertically integrated with in-house capability of software and engineering design, metal fabrication, custom graphics, and electronic control board manufacturing processes." Its site makes no made-in-USA claim, but WebstaurantStore lists its AK brewers as made in the United States.
Manufacturing Today (2024) describes press brakes, turret punches and laser cutters at the St. Charles plant. Where Newco buys its heating elements, valves and glass decanters isn't stated.
Production history: founded in 1974, Newco began making its own metal cabinets after buying Charter Design Equipment in 1980 and has built brewers in St. Charles since; it remains a private company, with no acquisition found.
Our rough estimate: bought-in parts of unknown origin (heating elements, valves, decanters, warmer plates) are about 15–35% of a brewer's value.
Level 4 for its commercial coffee brewers (AK, FC and GX series): Newco fabricates its brewer cabinets and makes its own control boards at its St. Charles plant; where its heating elements, valves and decanters come from isn't stated.
Takeya makes the Tritan Cold Brew Coffee Maker, an airtight pitcher with a fine-mesh filter in 1- and 2-quart sizes, along with iced tea makers, airtight pitchers and insulated bottles. Takeya USA, the American arm of a Japanese plastics maker, is based in Huntington Beach, California.
Takeya's product page lists the cold brew coffee maker as "MADE IN THE USA," and its FAQ says: "All of our Eastman Tritan™ pitchers and drinkmakers are proudly made in the USA. Our glass Cold Brew Coffee Maker is made in China." Its stainless steel bottles are "manufactured to our specifications in China."
Takeya doesn't name the plant or molder for its pitchers, or where the mesh filter and silicone handle are made. Eastman makes Tritan in the USA.
Production history: Takeya USA opened in Huntington Beach, California as the US arm of Takeya Japan, a plastics maker founded in 1961; its Tritan pitchers have been sold as made in the USA for years, and the cold brew maker was in stock on its site in November 2026.
Our rough estimate: parts of unconfirmed origin (mesh filter, silicone handle) are about 5–20% of a pitcher's value.
Level 4 for its Tritan cold brew coffee maker: Takeya says its Tritan cold brew coffee maker is made in the USA; it doesn't name the plant, and its glass version is made in China.
Toddy makes cold brew coffee systems, including the Commercial Model with lift for cafes and restaurants and the home Cold Brew System and Essential Brewer, along with filters and parts. The privately held, woman-owned company is based in Loveland, Colorado.
Toddy's Commercial Model, Cold Brew System and Essential Brewer pages each say: "This item is made in the United States of America." Its spec sheet says the home system "is made in Loveland, Colorado by Toddy, LLC."
The brewers are mostly BPA-free plastic, with a rubber stopper, felt and paper filters, and a glass decanter on the home system. Who molds the plastic parts, and where the stopper and decanter are made, isn't stated.
Production history: Toddy, a privately held, woman-owned (WBENC-certified) company, makes its systems in Loveland; it launched the Essential Brewer at Walmart in 2023. No ownership change or move was found.
Our rough estimate: possibly imported parts (rubber stopper, filters, glass decanter) are about 5–20% of a system's value.
Level 4 for its cold brew systems (Commercial Model and home Cold Brew System): Toddy says its cold brew systems are made in the USA, in Loveland, Colorado; who molds the plastic parts isn't stated.
Wilbur Curtis makes commercial coffee brewers, including its G4 GemX, Gemini, ThermoPro, Alpha and single-cup models, along with iced tea and cold brew systems and cappuccino dispensers, for restaurants, hotels and offices. Wilbur Curtis founded the company in Hollywood in 1941; France's Groupe SEB has owned it since 2019, and it is based in Montebello, California.
Wilbur Curtis says it "manufactures a full line of commercial coffee brewing equipment, iced tea brewing systems, cappuccino dispensers, and more," and since 2000 has built them at its headquarters and manufacturing plant on Acco Street in Montebello, California. Its site makes no made-in-USA claim, though dealers such as WebstaurantStore list its G4 brewers as made in America.
A 2016 factory tour described Curtis making "nearly every element of their product line in-house, from raw steel," with robotic stamping and laser cutting of stainless sheet, and 2025–2026 job postings for its Montebello plant cover turret, laser, panel bender and press brake work on stainless sheet metal for coffee brewers. Import records show regular shipments of brewer parts from China, including baskets, pots, thermostats and electronics.
Production history: founded by Wilbur Curtis in Hollywood in 1941, the company moved to Los Angeles in 1946 and consolidated four plants into its Montebello factory in 2000. France's Groupe SEB bought it in 2019, and production has continued in Montebello.
Our rough estimate: imported or likely imported parts (thermostats, electronics, brew baskets, servers, valves) are about 35–55% of a brewer's value.
Level 4 for its commercial coffee brewers (G4 GemX, Gemini and ThermoPro): Wilbur Curtis builds its brewers from stainless sheet at its Montebello factory; many of its parts, such as baskets, thermostats and electronics, come from China.
BUNN makes commercial coffee and tea brewers, including its Infusion Series, Axiom and pourover models, along with grinders, iced tea and cold coffee equipment for restaurants, offices and convenience stores, and Speed Brew home brewers. Founded in 1957 and based in Springfield, Illinois, BUNN became part of Italy's Ali Group in 2026.
BUNN's company page: "Many of our products are labeled 'Assembled in the USA.' The majority of all commercial equipment models are assembled at facilities in the USA. Some of the components for our products are also tooled in these same facilities." Every model is designed or tested at its Springfield, Illinois headquarters.
AllAmerican.org (2024) reports that BUNN sources components and materials overseas, and a 2026 job posting describes manufacturing at BUNN's plant in Creston, Iowa. BUNN doesn't say which parts are imported for each model.
Production history: BUNN has made coffee brewers since 1957 and has assembled them in Springfield and at a plant in Creston, Iowa since the 2000s. Italy's Ali Group completed its purchase of BUNN in March 2026 and placed it in its Welbilt group; no production change was announced.
Our rough estimate: imported or likely imported parts (controls, heating elements, valves, decanters) are about 40–60% of a brewer's value.
Level 3 for its commercial coffee brewers: BUNN labels many of its brewers "Assembled in the USA" and assembles most commercial models at its US plants; AllAmerican.org reports that many of the parts come from overseas.
Best made in USA single-cup coffee makers from 2 American makers: manual presses and pour-over brewers molded in the USA.
What "made in USA" means for coffee makers
Assembled is not the same as made. BUNN labels many of its brewers "Assembled in the USA," while FETCO, Newco and Wilbur Curtis fabricate their stainless cabinets in their own plants.
Big brands change hands. BUNN joined Italy's Ali Group in 2026 and Wilbur Curtis has belonged to France's Groupe SEB since 2019; both still build brewers here. Grindmaster-Cecilware, once a Kentucky brewer maker, now has its brewers made in Thailand and Italy.
Check the model, not the brand. AeroPress makes its Original and Go presses in the USA but its Premium and Steel models in China, Takeya makes its Tritan cold brew maker here but its glass one in China, and Chemex's glass coffeemakers are made abroad.
Each listing's research notes show what was checked and when, including our rough estimate of how much of the value is imported. Ratings are rechecked as companies answer.
What's changed since our last update on September 19, 2024?
2 makers were added:Newco, which builds commercial brewers in St. Charles, Missouri, and Takeya, whose Tritan cold brew coffee maker is made in the USA.
6 makers moved to the sections for their type of coffee maker: AeroPress, Café Brew, Concordia, Poursteady, Slayer and Synesso.
5 listings were removed: Astra no longer takes orders and its machines were imported from Italy; Ratio's brewers are assembled in China; It's American Press is made in China; Chemex's glass coffeemakers are made in Taiwan, Germany and Croatia; and Big Joe Coffee's pour-over maker is out of stock.
4 makers from the 2024 list were re-checked, including where each has made its brewers over the years, and still build them in the USA.
Every maker now has a Made in USA level from 0 to 5, with the sources and research notes behind it. See how the levels work.
Listings checked by Dave Hurley.
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