Espresso starts with the right coffee
For a good espresso machine, you also need the right coffee. Espresso coffee is roasted and blended to be brewed under pressure, which provides a richer flavor and a smooth crema in the cup. See our range of espresso coffee and find the beans that suit your taste below!
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Monteriva Scuro Napoli Whole Bean Espresso - 500g
Regular price From €13,88 EURSale price From €13,88 EUR Regular price -
Monteriva Vallebella Whole Bean Espresso - 500g
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Monteriva Rossa Whole Bean Espresso - 500g
Regular price From €16,52 EURSale price From €16,52 EUR Regular price -
Romcaffe Miscela Bio Whole Bean Espresso Coffee - 1kg
Regular price From €36,76 EURSale price From €36,76 EUR Regular price
How to choose an espresso machine
Beginner or enthusiast - which espresso machine is right for you?
If you are a beginner, a simpler, more compact espresso machine is a great way to get started. If you are already experienced or want to delve deeper, there are more advanced machines with more settings for fine-tuning every cup.
Manual, semi-automatic, or fully automatic?
A semi-automatic espresso machine provides the best conditions for a consistent and correct extraction, as the pump maintains the right pressure while you control the grinding, dosing, and brewing time. A manual machine is difficult to brew with because you have to maintain a consistent and correct pressure throughout the entire extraction using manual force. A fully automatic machine does everything itself and is suitable for those who want quick espresso without the hassle, but offers less control, which results in lower quality.
With or without a built-in grinder?
An espresso machine with a built-in grinder saves space, but coffee enthusiasts prefer a separate grinder. The grinder is located near the machine's heat sources, which negatively affects the quality of the coffee beans. Furthermore, the grinder and espresso machine often have different lifespans, and it is better to be able to upgrade them individually. It is more flexible to have them as separate units.















