Sage the Barista Pro Espresso Machine, Bean to Cup Coffee Machine with Milk Frother, SES878BSS - Brushed Stainless Steel

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I'll get into the main comparisons shortly, firstly I just wanted to briefly touch on the various Sage espresso machines to explain what they all do differently.

You don't need to go mad with it, you will probably find that with new burrs with no wear if you just take it down to five, you'll be absolutely fine.If you think the best part of seven hundred quid is expensive – welcome to the world of being a home barista.

This is another common question, whether you would be better off going with the Barista Pro or the Bambino Plus paired with a stand-alone grinder. You can get your boost of caffeine in a hot cup of coffee ready within 3 seconds thanks to its ThermoJet™ heating system which will heat your water up to exactly 93 °C to give the perfectly blended coffee flavour.

I'll get more into the differences a bit later in this post, but what the thermojet is all about, is speed.

Come join the discussion about collections, retailers, beans, grinders, brewers, technical maintenance, models, styles, teas, reviews, accessories, classifieds, and more! If you're wondering about that, it's really not that interesting ;-), it's just that Breville worldwide sold the brand name here in the 80s. It’s a big birthday gift from a lovely group of my friends and I can’t wait to make them all fabulous coffee.Logic Vending supply and install commercial coffee machines as part of an extensive line of catering solutions throughout the UK. The Barista Pro has an LCD screen which makes it easier to change shot time, enter cleaning cycles, and so on – and the Barista Pro has a much bigger drip tray, while the Bambino Plus has a tiny drip tray that does need emptying regularly.