E8

A few years back I owned a Gaggia Classic and a Sette 270Wi. I only kept them for about a year before realising I just didn't enjoy the experience as much as I had hoped I would. Especially the Gaggia was a frustrating machine to use for me, even with a PID and a bunch of other mods. Then for the ne

I actually bought this one for them! They actually wanted a Lelit Bianca v3 like mine, but I didn't think it was a good fit for them. For picking out Super Automatics, the big thing is figuring out how important milk drinks are for the purchasing process, and seeing how helpful the manufacturers wil

A super automatic is the way to go. You can get a low-volume unit like a Jura E8 for under $3k or step up to a Z10 for under $5k. You can also look to lease a unit from a local shop, will cost more in the long term but may dampen the initial blow.

+1 voor Jura. Ik heb mijn E8 nu 5 jaar en heb er nog nooit problemen mee gehad. En ik krijg geregeld complimenten over de smaak van de koffie!

This one is specifically made for offices. It’s push button not touch screen and has larger reservoirs for water and grounds so less cleaning/maintenance. We had a different more residential jura model before this one and the E8 is holding up much better Edited again - I misremembered the model - we

Turim Jura E8 beveik 4 metai. Jokių problemų. Brangiausiai kainuoja vandens filtrai. Trys filtrai 46 eurai maždaug trim mėnesiams ir užtenka. Bet nereikia nukalkinimo ir kalkės nieko blogo nepridaro aparatui. Pieno sistemai plauti naudojam kažką neorginalaus. Tai ten nebrangiai.

I put in a SuperAutomatic Espresso machine, Refurbished, $600. But it uses fresh beans, which are better and cheaper than the K-Cups. Over time, it is far cheaper and makes even better coffee. Jura-Capresso E8 (Old model) Beans on one side, water on the other, and every twenty cups, you dump the gro

Jura E8. I thought my husband was insane when he brought this home. Genuinely makes great coffee. I neither know or care about the science behind it, but same beans and water as my old coffee maker yet a far superior product. We’ve had it 3 years and it is used at an absolute minimum 2x a day. I’ve

When my wife who loves coffee was looking at the automatic machines at first was hesitant to get the Jura E8 bc of the cost ($2,700) and it has paid for itself many times over. Even my parents ended up getting one and they thought it was ridiculous to pay for it.

Jura e8. Espresso settings 9/10 beans 55ml water max temp. Cortado i left default ones was super nice didnt even try to change. Grind setting for the machine 3. I know there are better ones out there, but this one has 16g basket which would be the closest to the real thing while other autos usually