This document discusses different types of coffee makers from around the world. It begins by covering the global market shares of various coffee maker types, with traditional filter coffee machines having the highest share at 55%. It then shifts to listing and briefly describing 5 popular Italian coffee machine brands - Gaggia, La Cimbali, Elektra, Lavazza, and illy. The document also includes a brief section on Turkish coffee makers, listing and outlining 3 Turkish coffee maker options available on Amazon.

1. COFFEE MAKERS
THIS ARTICLE COVERS LIST OF COFFEE MAKERS FROM AROUND THE
WORLD
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Traditional filter coffee machines still have the highest market share (55%).
For comfort and quality reasons there is a strong trend towards espresso
fully automatic and an extremely strong trend towards espresso portioned
machines. Low-comfort and low quality machines such as filter-pad
machines, espresso piston hand-operated and combi espresso-filter are
losing market share. The (most energy relevant) espresso machines and
filter-pad machines have a market share of 43% and a considerable growth
of 6.9% (table 1). However, according to private communications from
producers it is known that national markets differ strongly. In some
countries such as Italy, Switzerland or Portugal espresso machines have a
huge market share of over 70%, while in other countries the share of
espresso machines is still below 20% (e.g. Belgium, Germany or the
Netherlands). In Belgium or the Netherlands filter-pads are quite popular
with a market share of about 40%. Furthermore it is interesting to have a
look at the monetary value distribution of the markets. Because espresso
machines are more expensive than filter-pad machines and especially filter
coffee machines the impression is quite opposite to that of mere units:
espresso machines (espresso portioned, fully automatic, piston hand-
operated) are strongly dominating the market in value
#1 Gaggia Coffee Machines

2. Gaggia is a Milanese coffee company that started over a hundred years ago and
is stronger than ever today. It has a huge range of stunning coffee machines that
really belong in classic cafes and art museums. But they also produce a great
range of domestic, modern espresso machines.
Gaggia sells everything from small manual machines and amazing automatic
espresso machines to huge, commercial classically designed Italian espresso
machines. This company knows quality and never compromises.
With such a choice of machines for every budget and desire, Gaggia truly do
make some of the best Italian espresso machines out there.
Why?
Because it’s super affordable, simple and yet comes with all of Gaggia’s expert
manufacturing. This machine puts you up there with the coffee experts.
This outstanding machine produces some of the best coffee that it’s even
possible to make at home. But more than that, it’s built to last with the best
materials and workmanship.
#2 La Cimbali Coffee
Machines
This is another Italian coffee company who started in Milan a century ago and
produce some of the finest Italian espresso machines.

3. La Cimbali (http://cimbaliuk.com) are all about tradition and classic styling but
their espresso machines are still top of the range with modern technology.
Professional, commercial coffee machines simply don’t get better than this. If
you’re a café in the process of looking for a new machine, this will be an
investment your bank will forgive you for.
La Cimbali only really make machines for commercial use but they’re a great
company to put your coffee loving customers in the hands of.
With junior machines for small scale production or enormous machines for the
busiest coffee shops in Europe, La Cimbali have your needs covered. The
produce one of the best Italian espresso machines for business in the world.
Love the look of the Cimbali range but just want a small home coffee machine?
Check out this De’Longhi instead.
Cimbali Style:

4. #3 Elektra Coffee Machines
So you not only want the best Italian espresso machine but you also want the
absolute coolest looking machine in the world?
No problem, Elektra has got you covered. Since 1947 the genius behind Elektra
has been working and creating and perfecting and the company produce the
most beautiful Italian espresso machines in the world.
They produce two main ranges, the Bar Division range for commercial use and
the Casa Division for home use. The commercial machines have grinders that are
second to none but let’s focus on the domestic machines.
The Nivola W compact home Italian espresso machine is simply stunning and has
super high specs too.
Easy to use with excellent pressure and a milk frothing arm, you can make the
most delicious espressos and cappuccinos quickly and simply.
#4 Lavazza Coffee
Machines
This Italian company born out of Torino has effortlessly blended its traditional
history and heritage with the modern world. While retaining its expertise, Lavazza
have created affordable home espresso machines. They use ground coffee as
well as easy to use coffee pods.

5. Unlike most pod machines, the Lavazza range has room for up to 12 coffee pods
at a time. You don’t even have to empty the pod area after each coffee.
At family friendly prices, Lavazza have yet to disappoint with any of their
products. They sell the best Italian espresso maker for the coffee lover on a
budget; the AEG A Modo Mio Favola Lavazza Espresso Coffee Machine.
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of Lavazza Crema e Gusto

6. #5 illyItalian Espresso
Machines
Just like Lavazza, illy have carved out a global name for themselves although
they remained a truly Italian company. With traditional designs using modern
technology, illy have a wonderful range of pod coffee machines. They also have
beautiful home Italian espresso machines.
Their Iperespresso range of espresso machines are made by Francis Francis.
They come complete with milk frothing attachments, hot water and steam
facilities as well as simple user interfaces.
They use specific illy capsules that come in a small but delicious range of depths
and flavours.

7. If you’re not a fan of traditional looking Italian espresso machines then that’s not
a problem. As I said, illy have merged seamlessly into the modern world and
produce a highly modern espresso machine too…
illy produce some of the best Italian espresso machines for the home. Their
coffee is delicious and always high quality too.
illy are specialists in coffee, rather than coffee machines. They commission the
best brands in the world to make Italian style espresso machines. These are
designed exclusively for illy coffee. Even Gaggia make one for them!
And of course, you have to try the excellent illy coffee, start off with this illy
classic collection
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TURKISH COFFEE MAKERS
The traditional way of cooking and brewing a proper Turkish coffee may take
some sense of practice, methodology and research. During the rush of a day,
you might not be able to make a delightful Turkish coffee you can enjoy in
under minutes. Coffee makers presented to you in this article gives you the
ability to cook a savory traditional Turkish hot beverage. Brands from Turkey
along with the Turkish coffee maker providers from U.S can be found below.
We tried to choose the best products which will let you relish this authentic
taste from Middle East.
Beko Turkish Coffee Maker

8. Beko brand is from Turkey. They have a clear service history of their products.
With this coffee maker you can have a contemporary method to cook two
cups of unique traditional Turkish coffee in under two minutes. You just plug
the machine, put some Turkish coffee with the provided little spoon and press
a button! Cook sense brewing function boils Turkish coffee in the convenience
of your home. The best part of a Turkish coffee is, no doubt, its finish foam.
Beko coffee maker provides you the chance of getting that foam’s pleasurable
taste. The best thing about this coffee maker is, it can be set for one or two
cup of coffee for each serving and it will automatically use the needed amount
of water from the tank. You won’t have to worry about the coffee/water ratio
while cooking your unique flavor of Turkish coffee. User review average for
this product is pretty high too. Customers find this machine to be quick and
easy to use which is the main function the product aims to serve. A Turkish
coffee maker that lets you enjoy a Turkish coffee with a finish foam with the
right water temperature. Perfect!
Arzum Okka Ok001 Turkish Coffee Maker

9. A provider from Turkey/Istanbul, Arzum is also a dependable brand. The
glamorous and attractive design of this coffee maker with its ranging color
choices is also a fast and simple method for making a tasteful Turkish coffee.
It has two brewing functions. Normal brewing function is for the impatient ones.
It prepares your coffee in 1 to 2 minutes. If you wish to enjoy a Turkish coffee,
slowly brewed with a lesser temperature, slow brewing function prepares your
hot, tasty coffee in 4 to 5 minutes. You can select different size of cups while
using this machine. It has two pourers which lets you use two cups at a time.
Self-cleaning, easy to operate, striking design with a high quality product.
User reviews show that the shipment is pretty fast too. A tasteful Turkish
coffee is waiting for you!
Arzum Okka Minio 004 Turkish Coffee Maker

10. This model is a more compact, single pourer coffee maker which also
prepares your coffee in under 1 to 2 minutes. Don’t get fooled by its single
pourer function though, as the cup you can put your coffee in lets you make
four cups of coffee in one go. A sensor that detects the boiling heat and cuts
the power prevents possible outpourings. It cooks the coffee in the perfect
degree of maturity with lots of foam. The spoon provided gives you the ability
to find the ideal water/coffee ratio. It can be cleaned as it is a water-proof
product.
LavoHome Turkish Coffee Maker

11. LavoHome fulfills your Turkish coffee brewing need with a cheap, easy-to-use,
multi-purpose and a compact product. LavoHome coffee maker boils and
cooks your coffee in under minutes and is made of stainless steel. It has a
detecting sensor that shuts the electricity coming to the machine when
necessary. It is pretty simple to use with a single button on the middle of the
stove that lets you turn the power flow on and off. You can also warm milk
and other hot beverages inside this kettle/coffee maker. Four cup capacity
doubled with a cool touch handle allows the user to hold the coffee maker in
any condition.

12. Brentwood Turkish Coffee Maker
Ye
t another stylish kettle/coffee maker that will meet your requirements. A
Turkish coffee maker made out of stainless steel in silver body and black
handle with an elegant design. Has a detachable power base, designed with a
concealed heating element. Easy to operate with a 360º rotation facility
provided with an on and off button. This coffee maker can make up to 3 to 4
cup servings at a time, just the right amount for the whole family! Durable
design and easy to clean strong, water-proof body. You should watch out for
the possible outpours though as it does not have a prevention detecting
system like the other products. A compact machine you can take to work, road
trips and travels.
Sinbo Turkish Coffee Maker

13. A Turkish trademark, Sinbo is a reliable provider from Turkey. The plastic
body kettle/coffee maker is a fast and cheap way to do the job and cook a
Turkish coffee with foam. Simplistic style with a single on and off button and
up to five cups a time capacity, this coffee maker accomplishes to provide you
with the authentic taste of a traditional Turkish coffee zest.
Tefal Coffee Expert Turkish Coffee Maker

14. Tefal is also a trademark from Turkey which can provide you with this
simplistic, silver colored model with a rechargeable function which gives you
the chance to use the machine cordless. Being a compact model, Coffee
Expert has slow and normal brewing functions. A 360º rotation facility utilizes
a free space for you to cook your elegant Turkish coffee. The machine has a
capacity to cook four demitasses of Turkish coffee at a time due to its ideal
body size. A plastic heat-absorbent handle is also one of many simple and
beneficial functions of this fine machine.

15. Arcelik K3300 Automatic Turkish Coffee Maker
A provider from Turkey, Arcelik’s K3300 Turkish Coffee Maker model is
provided with a measuring spoon. The machine has a simple design with
ranging color choices you can select from. Light warning, cook sense
technology and anti-spill technology and a single button control does the right
job in the right way. The provided product does not have a U.S standard plug
but Arcelik supplies you with a voltage regulator, transformer. It has a
formidable cup capacity which lets you cook up to four demitasses of Turkish
coffee at a time.

16. Arcelik K3190 Turkish Coffee Maker
Another product from Arcelik, K3190 Turkish coffee maker is a double pourer
variant of the previously mentioned model K3300. It has an automatic water
supply system and many functions to cook your blend of Turkish coffee in a
proper way. Slow and normal cooking functions is also included in this product.
If you are willing to spend a couple of extra bucks for a higher capacity
Turkish coffee maker, Arcelik’s K3190 is, no doubt, the right choice for you.
Beware though as the provider for this model does not include U.S outlet
convertor in this product’s shipment. Nevertheless, buying a convertor for a
small amount of money and using this machine is definitely worth it.
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17. The world’s finest watches come from Switzerland, a country also famous for
its banking, chocolate and incredibly prompt trains.
Less well known is Switzerland’s coffee industry, despite the fact that some
huge industry players like Nestle are based there. But for consumers there is
only one Swiss word you need to know to get the perfect cup of coffee every
morning: Jura.
For nearly a century Jura has focused on applying Swiss quality craftsmanship
and engineering to coffeemakers that are both works of art and innovative
excellence, and the new S8 continues this tradition.
I’ve written on Jura coffee makers here before, because I’ve owned and used
one for many years, thousands of cups of coffee, and have yet to see its equal
in anyone else’s home. Along the way I’ve convinced a few close coffee-loving
friends to take the leap, and none of them have ever looked back. And I’m not
alone - last December London’s The Independent newspaper tested an array of
high end “bean to cup” coffeemakers from top companies like Krups, Gaggia,
Miele and DeLonghi and rated the Jura E8 (before the new S8) the best. In
addition, the new S8 just won two of the world’s most prestigious
international design awards, the reddot Design Award 2018 and the iF Design
Award 2018.
COFFEE IN PORTUGAL
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Portugal, like most southern European countries, is no stranger to the almighty
espresso. In fact, café is so ingrained into the Portuguese lifestyle, culture and history

18. that without this dark and robust beverage, the country would most certainly come to a
complete halt – or at least a short metaphysical pause. In part, this passion for goes
well beyond a small caffeine jolt, as the flavor and quality of Portuguese coffee have
been touted as legendary.
How does such a fine cup o’ joe find its way to Portugal? After the age of conquest,
circa the 15th century, most of Portugal’s colonies turned out to be some of the great
coffee bean producing regions of the world to which their trade connections still thrive
today. The Portuguese are partially responsible for the universal success of coffee,
when Francisco de Mello Palheta was sent from Brazil to French Guiana to fetch a
coffee plant in 1727. In the following years, the Portuguese colonists initiated the first
coffee plantings in Brazil. Throughout the rest of the 18th century, Brazilian coffee
beans were hauled back to Portugal for roasting (torrefação) and enjoyed by the royal
court and noble houses. After the great 1755 earthquake, the Marques de Pombal
incented the inauguration of the first public cafes in Lisbon, which were held in high
regard as centers for debate and educated thought. These esteemed cafes became the
meeting point for both famous Portuguese artists and politicians alike. For the next
century, coffee became the main export of Brazil, founding many of the legendary
Portuguese companies that still exist today.
Currently, there are approximately 12 leading coffee companies, and several small
regional companies dotted throughout the country. As mentioned before, you can’t
meander down a stone street without passing at least a handful of cafes.
With the exception of that first, morning espresso, if you ask most Portuguese why they
drink coffee, they espouse its intense flavor. Consequently, it’s enjoyed throughout the
day including: as a mid-morning as a break, one after work as a way to meet up and
socialize with friends, and one after each meal. Thus, on average, one might enjoy
around 3 bicas a day.

19. The term bica, is used by the
Portuguese to mean a regular (short) espresso and “bica cheia” if you want a long one.
Bica is not actually a real word in Portuguese and there are many theories as to how the
term was coined originally. Mind you, the term “bica” is used in Lisbon only. In Porto, it’s
called “cimbalino“. The term came from the first espresso machines in Portugal, which
were branded, “La Cimbali”. Therefore, cimbalino means “little cimbali”.
According to the famous Café A Brasileira in Chiado (or Majestic Cafe in Porto), there
are two versions. The first version references a man who received a poor cup of coffee
when visiting the cafe one day. He then asked for a bica, meaning that he wanted the
coffee to be made from freshly roasted beans, as opposed to bulk, mass produced
coffee. The second version is that on one, very cold day in the early 1900’s, a man by
the name of Luis Gama came from Ribatejo with a large group of men for coffee. At the
time, the single espresso style coffee didn’t exist and until 1920, filtered coffee was
brewed in bulk and kept in large, wooden cafeteiras in which the waiters had to fill each
cup one at a time. But before they would bring the cups of coffee to the table, the waiter
would first set down the silverware, the sugar container, and the milk container and then
would finally bring the coffee, which by the time the last cup arrived, was practically cold!
Albino Goncalves was the known waiter at the time and everyone called him Albino. So
when Luis Gama yelled for him to bring him a fresh, hot coffee, he yelled “O Albino, vai
mas é á bica!” Which meant “Albino, go to the bica!” and was apparently heard by
everyone in the café. Afterward, people would use Gama’s saying jokingly “O Albino,

20. para o senhor Gama, é bica!” or “Albino, for Mr. Gama, it’s bica!”, and thus supposedly,
bica was designated for the future espresso.
Some still say that bica is just an abbreviation for “Bebe isto com açucar”, which is
Portuguese for “Drink this with sugar”. And from my observation of coffee drinking
habits here, this theory sounds more plausible. If you didn’t get the hint already from my
past articles on Portugal’s pastelerias and regional pastries, the Portuguese adore
sugar, as further exemplified by the sugar packet that come with chocolate milkshakes.
Hence, when you order a bica , it always comes with a packet of sugar, which is by the
same brand as the coffee sold, as are the cups and saucers and logo on the front
awning of the cafe. However, the Portuguese don’t seem to have a preference for any
particular brand of coffee, claiming they all taste “fine.
Yet despite my Portuguese brethren’s
lack of preference for their coffee brands, I was curious. So, I recently took the time to
taste-test five of the most popular Portuguese coffee brands, giving each one a score of
1-10: 1 being the best and 1 the worst. Each was tasted as a short espresso with no
sugar added; however I did make a note if the brand came with a memorable sugar
packet. I also provided a little background information I gathered on each brand,
including where they get their beans. I have also listed some of the other known coffee
brands that I didn’t get a chance to taste test, but that you might want to explore during
your stay in Portugal. However, please keep in mind that a poor coffee can also be a

21. result of the machine, the person making the coffee or the quality of the water.
Therefore, please read my notes with these additional factors in mind.
I hope you’ll have the chance to experience and enjoy this wonderfully warm coffee
culture when you visit Portugal, as I look forward to having every day here. Stop in a
gourmet store, or even a supermarket, before you leave and get some of Portugal’s
delicious coffee to take home with you! What is your favorite Portuguese coffee brand
and how do you like to experience it?
A Toast to the Roast,
Andrea Smith
Delta: Probably the largest and most renowned coffee brand in Portugal, Delta has
graced Portugal for over 40 years and has gained its fame for its three high quality
labels:
● Delta Ouro (Gold)- selected from a lot of Arabica beans from the Americas and
characteristic single vintage African Robustas. Intense and full-bodied.
● Platina (Platinum)-from the best selected Arabicas and Robustas. Delicate aroma
and smooth flavor.
● Diamante (Diamond)- Taken from the best green coffee beans from the best
origins and twice roasted in the Delta style. Rich aroma and incomparable flavor.
This one is my all-time favorite, as it is of most Portuguese I asked who actually
had a preference.
Taste Test: (Delta Regular) brewed well, strong aroma, light to medium bodied,
somewhat smooth consistency; almost drinkable without sugar. Rating: 7/10
Nicola: This brand originated from Lisbon’s emblematic Cafe Nicola, popular with
politicians and writers during the early 1800’s. It is now owned by Nestlé Portugal and
the coffee beans come from Brazil, São Tomé and Principe. Nicola’s sugar packets
have cute, motivational messages on them and “wish you a good coffee”.
Taste Test: brewed very well, balanced aroma, medium-full bodied, smooth flavor; can
easily drink without sugar. Rating: 9/10

22. Café A Brasileira: One of the most famous cafes in Lisbon and a huge tourist
destination. The brand has been around since the late 1800’s under different names,
and the current name of the roasting and distribution company since 1906. The coffee
beans come from (no surprise) Brazil.
Taste Test: brewed decently, bitter aroma, light bodied (thin), bitter flavor; cannot really
drink without sugar. *Most expensive espresso by far at €1.50!* Not worth it. Rating:
5/10
Tofa: Been around since the early 1960’s and is also owned by Nestlé Portugal. Coffee
beans come from Angola. Sugar packets talk about Lisbon’s appreciation for coffee and
has a pretty sketch of the trolley going along the street.?Taste Test: Brewed decently,
robust aroma, light to medium bodied, strange intense, charcoal flavor and almost
chemical aftertaste. Cannot drink without sugar, however this seemed to blend really
well with just a tiny bit of sugar and made for quite a decent coffee afterward. Rating:
4/10 w/out sugar; 7/10 with sugar
Sical: Been around since 1947, started as a coffee importer from Porto of pure roasts.
They were acquired by Nestlé Portugal in 1987. Sical is the only brand that has cafes
located down in all the Lisbon Metro stations as grab and go baristas without any seats.
Coffee beans come from Angola.
Taste Test: brewed well, robust aroma, medium bodied, balanced, roasted flavor; can
drink without sugar. Rating: 8/10
Look for these other well known Portuguese coffee brands as well: Buondi, Bicafé,
Chave d’Ouro and Camelo.
Bodum Chambord French Press Coffee Maker
When it comes to making coffee, there is a reason French Press coffee makers have
withstood the test of time. Making coffee in a French Press is fairly simple, and when

23. using this method of brewing your morning cup of joe, you can guarantee that you’ll get
a consistent tasting cup of coffee each time.
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Bodum is a company based in Portugal and they have been making French Press coffee
makers from over 60 years and they still bring excellent products to market. The
Chambord is one of Bodum’s best models.
It features a glass body and stainless-steel lid and plunger and uses a mesh filter. This
allows the brewed coffee to be flavorful and aromatic since all the goodness hasn’t been
absorbed by a paper filter.
Using Bodum’s Chambord French Press Coffee Maker you will have your caffeine fix in
less than five minutes. Simply pour your coffee grounds in, add hot water and press down
the plunger allowing it to brew. This coffee maker can brew up to 8 cups of coffee and it
is dishwasher safe, adding to the ease of use.
FIAMMA EXPRESSO MACHINES
Proudly Portuguese, we are a brand full of history. At Fiamma we blend coffee traditions
with the constant pursuit of perfection in espresso coffee machines
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FINALLY A GLOBAL VIEW OF WHAT’S HAPPENING AROUND THE
WORLD
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Astoria

24. Astoria machines are top sellers in North America. They are manufactured by C.M.A.
Spa and distributed through sister company General Espresso Equipment Corp. See
their web page: www.astoriaespresso.com.
Briel
This Portuguese company has specialized in manufacturing espresso machines and
coffee makers since 1978. They are recognized worldwide for the quality of their pump
espresso machines. See www.briel.pt.
Capresso
Capresso has an interesting history. The company was established by Michael Kramm,
former president of Krups USA. He devoted his work exclusively to the high-end coffee
& espresso machine market. In 2002, Capresso USA and the Swiss company Jura
created a joint venture in order to produce high-end super-automatic espresso
machines. Jura Impressa S9 was born from this match. See www.capresso.com
Cimbali
This company, founded in 1912 in Milan, Italy, is one of the oldest in the sector. In 1958
LaCimbali patented the automatic hydraulic group, and, two years later, the thermo-
compensation system. Their most famous brand today is Dolcevita. See also
www.cimbali.it.
Conti

25. Located in Monte Carlo, Conti has been manufacturing commercial espresso machines
since 1956. See www.conti-espresso.com.
DeLonghi
Espresso Machines: Delonghi – Deloghi has contributed to products in the areas of
heating, air conditioning, house keeping, food preparation and cooking. In the coffee-
making sector it is known for the Combi Machines, KG 39 and KG 30 coffee grinders,
and all types of coffee makers. See www.delonghi.com.
E C M
Another Milanese company, created in 1995, ECM sells on five continents. It is famous
for the Giotto espresso line. See details on E C M home page.
Elektra
The Fregnan Family introduced Elektra on the market more than fifty years ago. See
their home page for details.
Expobar
Espresso Machines: Expobar – Expobar manages to manufacture the only
professional espresso machine for home use at a decent price. Their model sells at
around $1,000 without loss of quality. See www.expobar.com.

26. Faema
The company was established by Carlo Ernesto Valente in 1945 in Milan, Italy. Today,
Faema sells its appliances in 100 countries all over the world. They manufacture all
kinds of espresso machines, from lever to semi-automatic. See www.faema.it.
Francis Francis
Their machines would definitely be the winners if there were a beauty contest among
espresso machines. But Francis Francis does not overlook the importance of high-
quality coffee either. As far as we know, the company was first established in
Switzerland by Francesco Illy, after which it opened subsidiaries all over the world. See
their web page at www.francisfrancis.com and enjoy the beauty of the coffee world.
Gaggia
Espresso Machines: Gaggia – In 1938, Achiles Gaggia patented his idea for a modern,
steamless, professional coffee machine that produced espresso with crema. In 1947 he
established the Gaggia Company. Nowadays, all the products are manufactured in the
Robecco sul Naviglio factory, in Milan, Italy. Achiles Gaggia is considered the
grandfather of espresso machine manufacturers. In December 1999, the Saeco Group
acquired control of Gaggia S.P.A. See www.gaggia.it.
Isomac

27. Isomac has been present on the market since 1977. The company was founded by
Giovanni Fontana, and established in Mancherio, in Milan. See them for yourself at
www.isomac.it.
Jura
This Swiss company produces both home and commercial espresso machines and
targets the high-end user. Established in 1931, Jura can be considered one of the
pioneers. Impressa F90 won the famous ‘Red Dot’ award in 2004. Also, Impressa E75
recently received firstst place in the Germany “Stiftung Warentest” list, wshich is similar
to the US Consumer Reports. Their web page: www.jura.com.
Krups
Krups (Germany) was founded in 1846 by Robert Krups. In 1970 Krups attacked the
coffee-making market with its “touch of a button” espresso machines. Their home page:
www.krups.com.
La Marzocco
Established in Florence (Firenze), Italy in 1927, La Marzocco developed and patented
the first horizontal boiler in 1939. See www.lamarzocco.com.
La Pavoni
Espresso Machines: La Pavoni – La Pavoni Spa was founded in 1905 by Desiderio
Pavoni. His first innovation was patented by Luigi Bezzera in 1903, the year when the

28. first steam coffee machine was born. It was named Ideale. Europiccola (their first
electric model for home use) and Professional are the best-known product lines. Also
see www.lapavoni.com.
Mr. Coffee
Mr. Coffee comes from USA and produces coffee makers, burr grinders, espresso
machines and accessories. However, it produces and sells solely for the US market.
There is a legend circulating that the initial commercial for Mr. Coffee, featuring Joe Di
Maggio, gave the business a kickstart on its road to success. See www.mrcoffee.com.
Nespresso
Nespresso, a Nestleé brand is headquartered in Switzerland. Its encapsulated,
portioned coffee pods meant a revolutionary breakthrough in the coffee-making industry.
They produce the Nespresso Espresso Machine, which works in perfect symbiosis with
Nespresso capsules. See for yourself at www.nespresso.com.
Pasquini
Established in US, this company produces espresso machines for home, office and
commercial use. Their best-selling model is Pasquini Livia 90. See www.pasquini.com.
Rancilio
Rancilio (Italy) made its name on the market with commercial espresso machines.
Rancillo’s home-use appliances are very similar to the commercial ones, with very solid

29. and reliable whole metallic parts, and good value for the price. The Rancilio Silvia
model is their “cover-girl”, and makes a good couple with Rancilio Rockyburr grinder.
Take a look at www.rancilio.it.
Saeco
Espresso Machines: Saeco – Saeco was created in 1981 by Sergio Zappella and
Arthur Schmed. In 1985 they built their first fully automatic espresso machine. In
December 1999 the company reinforced its position on the market with the acquisition
of Gaggia S.P.A. They are the world’s best-selling brand for the commercial sector, and
the exclusive distributor for Starbucks, for which the manufacture the Estro machine.
Find them at www.saeco.it.
Solis
Solis, a Swiss company, made its name known all over the world when it launched the
first fully automatic espresso machine for home use. The most popular brands from this
manufacturer are Solis SL-90 Crema and Solis SL-70. They’re home at www.solis.ch.
Spidem
This Italian company owns over 30 patents in espresso machine manufacturing. It was
founded in 1984 and produces fully automatic, combination and traditional espresso
machines. Find them at www.spidem.it.
Starbucks – Verismo

30. Starbucks Verismo Espresso Machines – For many of us, Starbucks may sound
more like the nearest coffee house than an espresso machine manufacturer. The
company owns over 8,000 cafes in the world, 6,000 of which are located in the United
States. They plan to open 5,000 more on American territory. While the history of
Starbucks Cafes goes further on its walk of fame, Starbucks also manufactures one of
the most popular espresso machines, Verismo Espresso Machine, Starbucks Barista,
drip coffee brewers and French presses and grinders. See also www.starbucks.com.
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1. Smart Energy Saving Automatic Capsule Coffee Machine
This is a great invention and pure love by Xiaomi for its coffee lover customers. This
Capsule Coffee machine is an ideal solution if you want something in a budget.
Comes with a lot of functions and your consumers would surely love buying this coffee
machine for their love of coffee.

31. This smart capsule coffee machine comes in two modes for different taste of coffee -
Either you can drink American coffee or Italian Espresso. Both you will enjoy. It also
comes with independent water function and the smart feature integrated will remind you
when the water is short in this coffee maker.
Also it comes with 40 coffee capsules to get you started. With multiple temperature
selection and different concentration coffee preset, it is indeed a great choice for your
smart consumers.
Today we see the world is gearing towards smart and energy efficient devices, so this
coffee machine by Xiaomi takes care of this also. It is energy saving and automatic and
turn itself automatically off if idle for more than 10 minutes.
Also it comes in two variants of voltages i.e 110V and 220~240V. You must do a careful
analysis and choose the proper and correct variant of the two where you want to sell
this coffee machine to. List of the countries with their voltage specification is given on
the product page here.
It comes with a price tag of only $136 and with all the features listed above, we think its
a great steal at this price. So book your wholesale orders now at Chinabrands and grow
your coffee machine selling business.
2. Semi-automatic Espresso Coffee Machine
The Gustino Semi automatic Espresso coffee machine comes with a Cappuccino
System. What happens in this system is that air, milk and steam are all combined to
create a fragrant foam. You can make a Cappuccino, latte and the person would fall in
love with the mellow fragrance of this coffee.
It comes with Stainless steel body, though reliable and easy to use and clean. But you
need to take in account any issue while shipping it on wholesale quantity.

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It also comes with double bowl stand and with the help of ultra fine filter funnel box set,
one can easily make fat and tasty coffee. The removable water tank and water tray are
other features of one of the cheap coffee machines.
The safety temperature regulator lets you set a desired temperature for making coffee.
Anti slipping convex shaped stainless steel body for warm cup function lets preheat the
coffee cup before each use.
3. Grind Brew Automatic Coffee Maker
The grind brew automatic coffee making machine by Haier is a cheap coffee maker for
office and home use. The coffee maker comes with an added feature of built in coffee
grinder so you can grind the coffee before brewing.

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The eco friendly and professionally designed coffee maker could be a great choice to
keep it as office coffee machine. It comes with four cups of hot coffee capacity. A
seperate grinder basket to filter out coffee beans make it easy to clean.
4. Gustino Stainless Steel Electric Coffee Machine
Another great addition we have here in wholesale coffee machines is Gustino Stainless
steel electric coffee maker. It is a Bean grinding and Coffee grinding machine available
in the market.

34. It comes with adjustable grinding thickness from 1 to 9. The stainless steel body is
durable and easy to clean. The detachable storage box helps in easy storage and quick
cleaning of coffee after use. ( Import to your store)
5. Semi Automatic Steam Type Espresso Coffee Maker
This compact espresso machine coffee maker by Sweet Alice is one of the best and
cheap coffee machines. This is a semi automatic feature rich coffee machine with Italian
high pressure pump.

35. The pump is used to extract the true essence of the coffee and creates a layer of
grease on surface of coffee. This oily layers adds a rich and attractive flavour to the
coffee. ( Show details)
6. Smart Programmable Drip Coffee Machine
Edoolffe MD introduced this smart Drip Coffee Machine with a slogan “ A good day
starts with a cup of Coffee”. This smart coffee maker has a pure flavour brewing system.
It ensures that consistent flavour from first to the last drop. Intensity of aroma can also
be set as per your taste.

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It comes with an intelligent and smart LCD display and digital timer control ensures to
serve coffee at your desired time. It comes with an anti drip feature and the water level
gauge helps you refill water. It keeps the plate warm for around 40 minutes.
It comes with with a coffee pot, coffee spoon and 2 filters as addons already included.
All this in less than $20. So what are you waiting for, get these smart wholesale coffee
machines at Chinabrands.com
7. Automatic Drip Coffee Maker
This is a 2 in 1 Coffee and Tea Machine. It is actually automatic drip coffee maker and a
portable insulation tea machine. A high density filter can easily adopts to any kind of
food grade material and effectively filter the residue.
Apart from that it comes with Long time heat preservation heat insulating base with
overheat protection. An easy to use and safe and reliable for both coffee and tea
purposes.

37. Comes with an anti explosion coffee or tea glass pot and a simple switch button makes
it easy for anyone to operate.
8. Mini hand Coffee Grinding Machine
This small and portable Manual Coffee grinding machine is used by hands. It could be
real fun to enjoy the process of making coffee.

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By using your hands to make coffee, the ceramic grinding mechanism make sure the
taste of coffee essence is not altered. This cheap coffee machine is especially designed
for coffee enthusiasts. It could be a great home or office coffee machine choice for your
consumers.
9. Retro Style Hand Coffee Machine
This antique retro style Hand Coffee Machine adds novelty and elegance to your room.
This is another hand crank roller to help your customers enjoy every step of making the
coffee.

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The anti dust metal coffee bean bowl keeps it clean and free of dust. The ceramic iron
burr helps grind coffee beans super quick. All of the coffee powder would be collected in
the wooden drawer.
10. Wooden Hand Coffee Grinding Machine
Another manual hand Coffee grinding machine made of wood material. This is
environmental friendly and lightweight and portable.

40. The multipurpose ceramic grinding mechanism prepares for fresh coffee, pepper, salt,
sesame seeds and much more. It gives a very fine and clean look to crushed particles.
The ceramic core doesn’t get rusty. It comes with a dust lid and anti slip pads at the
bottom.
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Which is the Best Website to Wholesale Cheap Coffee Machines?
There are hundreds of manufacturers and suppliers for Cheap Coffee Machines. Now
you need to decide which wholesale coffee machines supplier you choose for your
business.
Make sure to find such a supplier who not only provides best coffee machines for your
business but is also reliable and takes the responsibility to ship your coffee makers at
your warehouse with safety.
If you plan to go to China yourself you can find a lot of factories and manufactures of
cheap office and home coffee machines. But Chinabrands lets you get the same product
with even the lowest prices as they have huge warehouses and they buy from
manufactures in bulk. Their QC team make sure you get only the superior quality
wholesale coffee machines.