A lot of our clients own an espresso machine prior to coming to our store. One of the most common models is the Delonghi espresso machine, with portafilters like the EC680. Such machines do look a lot similar to the semi professional machines but there’s a vast difference in the performance and how it runs.
The Delonghi espresso machine works with a heating system call a thermobloc. Almost all domestic espresso machines are using this system as it’s easy and less costly to construct.
Coffee makers sold on our website, like the Bezzera or the Expobar, are made of solid stainless steel on the outside, copper in the inside for the boilers. Having copper boilers will use real steam from boiling water to churn the milk. Steam is powerful and plentiful, giving you rich microfoam for your milk recipes. Whereas thermobloc gives a very poor performance in frothing.
This is the right type of coffee machines to buy, semi professional machines.
One difference is the extraction temperature. Boilers have two types of the temperature profile. One is from heat exchangers, that will have a declining temperature profile, the notes are brighter and less bitter in this way. Or via a straight line temperature profile for better consistency.
Many users told us that before investing in an espresso machine, they like to try more affordable coffee makers like the delonghi espresso machines. Most will see the problem and start considering for a better espresso machine within the first few years. As such, it does make sense to buy decent espresso machines straight. Brands like the Bezzera and Expobar are cafe quality in both coffee shot standard and longevity. They are the highest end in the league.
If you are hoping to try using our espresso machines, please feel so and visit our experimental room. You will know first hand of the difference. Being a social company, training is free. This will be the best investment you can make for your kitchen and family.
If you need to know more about the semi-professional espresso machines like Bezzera or Expobar, check out our website www.finecoffeecompany.com
