Presso Espresso Parts Manual Steam Wand
Presso Espresso Parts Free Flow Button
Presso Espresso Parts Plus Lots Of

Presso Espresso Parts Plus Lots Of

Many people want to re-create that caf experience at home, and the good news is that with such a great range of machines to choose from, plus lots of boutique roasters popping up all over the high street and internet, there is something for every budget.

With an idea of what youd like to spend, you then can enter the market at a realistic level.

If you want to spend under 100, your choice is limited, but it is still possible.

Spending over 500, and you can look at durable, long term bean to cup machines or even semi commercial machines.

Milk frother tends to spit water into the milk unless you purge thoroughly, and it will not heat milk to more than about 65 degrees (although this is adequate for me).

Rapid heat up. More efficient milk steamer which warms more thoroughly.

Creates excellent espresso even with poorer quality coffee (thanks to the crema enhancer).

Extra 50-60 for a different colour body (silver as standard).

Presso Espresso Parts Free Flow Button

Produces excellent espresso, either from a free flow button or a set shot button.

Saeco (Phillips) have bought them out, but spares and repairs still difficult.

Strength and length of shot can be adjusted for extra versatility.

Take a milk jug with you and make sure you can easily access the wand for example, some wands on small machines are low to the tabletop and will require a very small jug to be used.

Presso Espresso Parts Manual Steam Wand

They also come with either a manual steam wand or an auto cappuccino system to make perfect foam.

Making a good shot is very straightforward, providing your coffee is freshly roasted and freshly ground.

I personally prefer this for filter coffees with lots of flavour, like Ethiopians, as it is great at picking out subtle flavours.

ALWAYS use the freshest possible coffee you can (more on this in the next blog) and if possible buy direct from the roaster.

If you havent got a grinder, invest in one, as espresso is incredibly sensitive to stale coffee.

If your coffee is old, your shot will taste poor and weak, which will tarnish your opinion of the machine.