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If you understand that enjoying authentic, high-quality coffee at home, tailored to your taste, is one of the basic human rights, then espresso machines are truly made for you.

An espresso machine to experience the true aroma of coffee

With such devices, you can enjoy (and serve) all the coffee variations you know at home. With the purchase of one device, your kitchen will be filled with latte, cappuccino, espresso, Americano, macchiato, and many other drinks with Italian and non-Italian names (and in some cases even dishes). A separate issue is that the coffee you prepare will most likely be of higher quality and better than that of specialized cafes, because you will be able to adjust both the coffee and the preparation conditions to your unique taste with your practice.

A real espresso is truly the key to a successful day; this type of coffee can really start each new day with amazing energy.

Espresso coffee machine for every taste

We all love coffee, but the variety of flavors has inspired manufacturers to create machines for preparing not one, but several types of coffee.

There are generally five types of espresso coffee machines, the differences between which are as follows:

• The desired ease of operation, how many steps are required to make coffee, how individually you can adjust the taste of the espresso, how easy they are to maintain, store and clean, and whether any additional equipment is needed (for example, a coffee grinder)
• Your desire for simplicity, or vice versa, for high-tech installations.
• How much space can you allocate for your espresso machine?
• And last, but very important - your budget.

Please note that paying more for a machine does not directly affect the quality of the coffee, it is a difference in features, simplicity, and technology.

As for the types of devices themselves:

• Semi-automatic espresso machines

This is the most common type. They have an electric coffee pump that must be turned on and off manually by the user. They are easy to operate, although, like manual coffee machines, they require the most human involvement. After a simple experience, you will easily be able to get good, aromatic and thick foam espresso. They also take up quite a bit of space and are one of the most budget-friendly in terms of price.

One difference to consider is the portafilter, which comes in two types - pressurized and non-pressurized, commercial.

Pressed coffee allows you to get good coffee even from improperly ground coffee (although, of course, well-ground coffee is better), while in the case of non-pressed coffee, it is recommended to either find a supplier of good ground coffee or purchase a quality coffee grinder.

• Super automatic espresso machines

These devices are the simplest - the machine goes through the entire process from coffee beans to aromatic product at the touch of a button. They have a built-in coffee grinder and brewing mechanisms. Each cycle usually takes a few seconds/minutes and brews a predetermined amount of coffee. The same machines can often froth milk for cappuccinos and lattes.

Such machines are not very large in size, and are very easy and pleasant to use, although they are quite expensive compared to semi-automatic ones.

• Hand-lever espresso machines

This is a classic, old-world style decision. However, working with them requires the most sophisticated skills, unlike other machines. Such devices practically do not exist on the Georgian market, and they are recommended for pure, conservative coffee lovers who are ready to devote a lot of time to this process. The positive side of such machines can be considered their cheapness and compactness.

• Capsule system espresso machines

These machines are practically no different from super-automatic devices. The only difference is that in one you have to supply coffee and water, while in the other you simply insert a pre-purchased, specific flavor capsule and coffee is ready in a few seconds. The advantages of this type of machine are their ideal ease of use, virtually zero need for cleaning, and a wide variety of ready-made coffee flavors, although the downside can be considered dependence on capsules.

• Steam-powered coffee/espresso machines

In the coffee world, such machines are not considered espresso machines, as the coffee they produce is closer to a slightly burnt, overly strong drip coffee. Examples of this type of machine are the machines in shops and supermarkets/hypermarkets that pour the coffee themselves (often after inserting a tip).