Brera

At my shop I trialed a lot of beans that would punch through 12oz of milk and 2oz of syrup. Medium Dark roast, just to the point where there's a little oil developing on the surface of the beans, 20g in 40g out, from an origin in Peru that has deep dark chocolate walnut molasses notes. Many beans ge

Maybe gaggia brera super automatic The whole deal with the grinder, tamper, knock box or something for the grounds will get a bit much in the office Brera is small and light duty

You described a very very very common painpoint for many home espresso drinkers! We actually started our journey with a Gaggia Brera super-auto - bean to cup, just like your Jura (but not as well executed and of the same quality). While we had the Brera, we thought we'd love to explore different typ

$500 will buy you a Gaggia Brera bean to cup espresso machine and it will be worth every penny. Use some Lavazza Super Crema whole beans and you’ll never need to go out for coffee again. We’ve had one for 7 years, make 4 shots of espresso daily and it still works perfectly.

For that amount a Gaggia Brera, or any of the slightly better Gaggia models…worth considering a refurbished unit from someplace dependable such as wholelattelove.com.

I was bought a Gaggia Brera for my birthday, 7 years ago. It's made literally thousands of cups of coffee since, and I've had no issues at all. I just run a cleaning cycle every few weeks, and rinse the internal parts under the tap.

Get your money back immediately! They are going under it appears. I bought a Gaggia Brera and absolutely love it two months in.

My first was a Gaggia (superauto Brera)They just work. 😊

Had a Gaggia Brera and was very happy with it. Used at least once daily for 4 years. Upgraded to a semi-automatic ultimately.

Bought my Gaggia Brera in 2011, still going strong. Highly recommend ordering beans from Kaffekapslen, great value and free delivery over €59. We have a Tassimo too and I order for both every 2 or 3 months