Barista Touch

My Experience with the Meraki Espresso Machine I received my Meraki about two weeks ago, just three weeks after buying a Breville Barista Touch Impress. Before that, I had been using a DeLonghi super-automatic for seven years. Moving to a semi-automatic machine seemed like a great way to elevate my

It’s better than your breville barista touch. You’re only hesitant because you’re about to purchase it. Once you buy it, you won’t give a damn about the clearance. Which by the way, is not a problem at all. I have the micra, and I love it every little bit that I can’t even find the time to complain.

I've only experienced the Breville Barista Touch as my other espresso machine, so that's what I know. The Move compared to the BBT is miles and away much better quality. It feels prosumer, whereas the BBT felt staunchly consumer. The espresso from the Move tastes so good with such great body, but th

So what's with the downvotes on most of the comments? The common "wisdom" of this sub is: get a high tier grinder, a cheap espresso machine and avoid all in one solutions. If €1000 is your budget, you'll be able to find a suitable combo! As for this machine: you could've expected the reactions just

I just purchased the Breville Barista Touch and had the exact same issue. I contacted Breville and they said I could have it repaired if I wanted. Since the machine was new and still within the return window, I returned it. I purchased another Barista Touch as I really like the machine and thought m

I've been a long time Breville user and decided to try a fully automatic machine. After hearing so many great things, I was excited to order the Rivelia. Unfortunately, it wasn't for me. I'm kinda picky about my coffee, and it did not meet my expectations. I'm currently in the refund process and dea

I've struggled making good balanced cups with my Sage / Breville Barista Touch as well! I found several things: The integrated grinder produces varied results and get me different brew times and flavors from cup to cup. I bought an IMS Big Bang precision basket, for the same reasons as you. It was m

My personal preference is Spyhouse! Also, do some research on the water you use. I’ve killed 2 Breville Barista Touch machines in the past 5 years, even with routine maintenance and descaling. Water is HARD here. I even used filtered water. Breville says not to use distilled water, don’t listen. Use

I feel like I’m in the same boat. Kind of just settled for mediocrity and assumed it’s me using the machine wrong. Most days I like to add honey to my drinks anyway so, it’s not really a nuisance but, I wouldn’t feel great offering a shot to someone that knows a thing or two about coffee. Breville b

I have a Breville Barista Touch and don’t think it’s keeping its pressure consistently throughout the shot. The profitec just sounds more well built, which we all know they are in different leagues. Great shot!