Brera

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

$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.

Wij hebben nu zo'n 6 jaar een Gaggia Brera. Geen gedoe met de machine, enkel een paar knoppen voor espresso en koffie, en sterkte. Meer heeft het niet nodig. Om het half jaar even ontkalken, eens per jaar even het zetelement eruitklikken en omspoelen. Topding.

I did a lot of research for the same price range and ended up with a Gaggia Brera. It was for my weekend house where guests/my wife would be using it and I wanted push-button level of ease. It’s acceptable for a coffee. Its worse than starbucks for espresso, and a billion times worse than the normal

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

Gaggia Brera. Mine is good to me. Press button, receive espresso

Although I'd love having a Jura, now going 9 years with my Gaggia Brera which I got for $400 on sale. Nothing beats bean to cup. Nowadays I drink only one cup of water procssed decaf per day to satisfy my cardiologist, but that one button magic process turns my fav light roast Kona beans into a grea