Espresso Machine Review The Paquini Livietta T2 semi-automatic espresso machine it one of the most compact of its kind. What it lacks in size, however, it does not give up in quality. Encased in stainless steel, the Livietta measures just over 12″ tall and 8″ wide. Inside the Livietta are a powerful 15 bar pump and 2 thermoblocks that can brew and steam simultaneously. The Livietta is known for its quick heat up time at just 2 minutes for brewing and 4 minutes for steaming. In no time it makes espresso...

Gaggia Espresso Machine Review Brew cafe-quality espressos, cappuccinos, lattes, and more from the comfort of home with this semi-automatic espresso machine. The unit’s 44-ounce water reservoir removes for convenient filling, and its user-friendly control panel offers three simple push buttons for power, brewing, and steaming. The machine also contains a 3-1/2-ounce aluminum boiler with two heating elements, which makes the initial heating process much quicker than with other semi-automatic espresso machines....

Espresso Machines Review Italy, the country that brought us the joys of espresso, savored in cafés all over the world, now brings that same fine espresso making capability to the home with Pasquini’s Livia 90 Semi Automatic Espresso Machine.  It’s one of the most popular espresso machines for its capacity to be used equally well in the home, office, coffee bar, and restaurant and catered events. An espresso machine for discerning tastes, the Livia 90 is an investment in distinction and enjoyment for years t...

Gaggia has revolutionized a classic machine for 2006. The Baby D Semi-Automatic Espresso Machine retains the commercial quality parts you have come to expect and adds 2 programmable dosing brew buttons, which provides unparalleled flexibility and convenience when brewing espresso. Programming is easy with a simple “press and hold” method. The Baby D distinguishes itself by sporting a 3 way solenoid valve that gives the in house Barista a nice, dry espresso puck after brewing – meaning less mess and a quicker, eas...

Review By eliminating the usual fuss and mess, this 1,200-watt machine makes it easy to brew espresso and make cappuccinos and lattes at home or in the office. It’s semiautomatic because all that’s required is to fill the water tank, place ground coffee into a receptacle, and pull a lever. Within seconds coffee flows from the double spout, which adjusts for different cup heights, into one or two cups. No tamping is required because the machine tamps the coffee precisely and automat (more…) Espresso Machines...