Various Retailers have
Breville the Barista Touch Impress Espresso Machine with Grinder & Milk Frother (BES881BSS) for
$999.95.
Shipping is free.
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Features:
- Machine type: Semi-Automatic
- Coffee type: Whole beans
- Drink types: Single and Double Espresso shots
- Grinder: Conical burr grinder with 30 grind settings
- Tamping: Impress™ Puck System: intelligent dosing with assisted 10kg tamping and auto correction of next dose to achieve a precise puck, finished with a 7° barista-style twist; dose control delivers the perfect amount
- Extraction: Thermojet heating system achieves optimum extraction temperature in as little as three seconds
- Milk frothing: Automatic and Manual; Automatic hands-free microfoam steam wand adjusts milk temperature and level of texture to suit your taste, plus automatic settings for almond, oat and soy milk
- Technology: Touchscreen controls with step-by-step guidance
- Water tank: 67 oz
- Accessories: 54mm stainless steel portafilter, 480ml stainless steel milk jug, 1 & 2 cup single and dual wall filter baskets, water filter holder with filter, and the Razorâ„¢ precision trimming tool
- Cleaning accessories: cleaning tablets, steam wand cleaning tool, cleaning disc, cleaning brush, descale powder
- Dimensions: 14.2"W x 13.4"D x 16.3"H
- Manufacturer's limited two-year warranty
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Should I get the impress. In ny research I did not find much differences in touch va impress except the integrated tamping. I am by no means an expert and this or touch would be my 1st espresso machine.
Would want to wait for touch if I can save a couple hundred dollars. But if people can tell me this is worth it in that extra couple hundred, I may be inclined to pull the trigger
Thoughts?
Should I get the impress. In ny research I did not find much differences in touch va impress except the integrated tamping. I am by no means an expert and this or touch would be my 1st espresso machine.
Would want to wait for touch if I can save a couple hundred dollars. But if people can tell me this is worth it in that extra couple hundred, I may be inclined to pull the trigger
Thoughts?
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I do plan to one day put together a Gaggiuino that I can hack around with.
Should I get the impress. In ny research I did not find much differences in touch va impress except the integrated tamping. I am by no means an expert and this or touch would be my 1st espresso machine.
Would want to wait for touch if I can save a couple hundred dollars. But if people can tell me this is worth it in that extra couple hundred, I may be inclined to pull the trigger
Thoughts?
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I see the other machines, and I cannot imagine needing to weigh the beans, weigh the shot and time it etc etc. This thing does everything mostly by itself. It handles the right amount of grind, the right amount of "pull" (I am at 29-31 seconds) and it tastes amazing. One thing is that it does require a good quality bean, which is less than 30 days old. You will be surprised how stale most of the bags are... This machine shows it right away and you will find yourself throwing many brands away until you find what you like. And once you do .........
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