Super-Automatic Espresso Machines
So, it appears this blog is turning into a question (from me) and answer (from the gallery! Thanks!) section of my page. Sorry about that! I do have another blog, A Thought Over Coffee that has better content if you are interested.
Ok, back to my thoughts here. I have a friend/client that is a busy corporate guy that is looking for a super automatic machine for his Oklahoma City office. He is not there all the time and wants something that will do a cup at a time - grind beans, the works.
He has asked me about it and I just do not know much about this market. Does anyone know of a great one that works well and is top quality?
i would love to send him a few options - across a range of price levels - so that he can take a look at them and make a decision.
Thanks for your help - AGAIN!
Ok, back to my thoughts here. I have a friend/client that is a busy corporate guy that is looking for a super automatic machine for his Oklahoma City office. He is not there all the time and wants something that will do a cup at a time - grind beans, the works.
He has asked me about it and I just do not know much about this market. Does anyone know of a great one that works well and is top quality?
i would love to send him a few options - across a range of price levels - so that he can take a look at them and make a decision.
Thanks for your help - AGAIN!
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Comment by Dale Harris on April 11, 2008 at 12:29pm
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Jason,
We distribute a thermoplan machine in the UK called tiger. For a super automatic machine it makes great silky milk and good consistent espresso.
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Comment by Brent Ringate on April 10, 2008 at 2:11pm
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Jason,
I would recommend the Franke Flair. It is a commercial grade low to mid volume super automatic espresso machine. There are also a few commercial grade low volume super automatic Jura machines as well that would fit what you're asking about (The X-7 and Xs-90). There are plenty of other lower grade and lower priced options available, but these are the best options in terms of quality of product output as well as quality and reliability of equipment. If you're interested in more info, just let me know.
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Comment by Jason Duncan on April 10, 2008 at 9:03am
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Hey Matt - That is my impression but if you have a cup at a time brewer option, it might be good to give that to him as well.
Thanks for your time! Hope things are going well.
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Comment by Matt Milletto on April 10, 2008 at 8:57am
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Jason, I assume your client is looking for a super auto "espresso" machine, not a cup at a time coffee brewer? I'll put some thought into it and post later.
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