The home drink station is the “Flavia Fusion” machine. The Fusion has the capability to make blended drinks (like a cappuccino) by using products from Flavia’s “Indulgence” line of filterpacks in combination with other Flavia beverages. It also brews regular coffee, tea and hot chocolate.

The Flavia Fusion sells for $99.95 and can be purchased at us.myflavia.com.

Flavia Home Brewer

Flavia offers over 30 hot beverage selections for its Drink Stations including coffees, black teas, wellbeing drinks (e.g. herbal teas) and its Indulgence line of filterpacks for the three brewers with the capability to make “Fusion” drinks.

Click here to view the entire assortment.

Flavia sells its office drink stations through OCS distributors so the distributors can supply the service and full-line of products requested by most large offices. Many of these distributors sell filterpacks on the web so use your favorite search tool to find them.

In the U.S, Flavia offers four different drink stations: one for use at home and three for serving hot beverages in offices. The patented system uses a Flavia Drink Station plus individual “filterpacks” (small foil envelopes) to brew coffee, tea and hot chocolate, one cup at a time.

Flavia differs from other one cup brewing systems because all its hot beverages are sold under the Flavia brand name instead of offering its drinks from recognized gourmet coffee roasters and/or tea blenders.

Popular One-Cup Coffee Brewers

We’re here to help you decide which one-cup coffee maker you might like best. Then, once you make your decision, we’ll try to provide more information if you have questions about your one cup brewing choice.

We do know of a few different sources that have compared different one-cup coffee makers. A couple of years ago, CoffeeReview.com (“the world’s leading coffee buying guide”) tested a number of one cup coffee brewers. Their preferences seemed to be for the Keurig system and the Senseo pod brewer. Here’s a link to their article.

You may also like the “Keurig-vs-Senseo-vs-Tassimo” entry posted by Tony Martinez at his blog: “Attention Deficit”. He tried the three different systems and decided that Keurig was the one he liked best. Tony’s post has received over 100 comments, so other opinions are represented there as well. Click here to read it.

Finally, from time to time, we look at how often Internet users search for the different brewing systems on Google. If you use this as a measure of the popularity of each of the systems, then Keurig seems to be winner, followed by Tassimo. Coffee pods were a common search term a few years ago, but since then, pods seem to have lost much of their popularity. Here’s the trend lines we look at.