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Nespresso Coffee Machines In contrast to drip coffee makers, Nespresso models are compact and compact. They're black-colored and can vary in price and complexity. Some include a milk frother for latte art, and can be connected to the company's app to manage recipes and receive descaling alerts. The most basic machines, like our pick, the Essenza Mini, are simple and affordable, but they leave out features that create more complicated drinks. Other machines can also make larger drinks, like Gran Lungos. What is what is a Nespresso machine? Since 1986, Nespresso sells single-serve machines which use capsules to brew espresso and coffee drinks. The brand has an army of loyal fans thanks to the speed, ease and consistency their machines make a hot, espresso-like beverage. These machines are a great alternative to making espresso at home using a moka pot. Both require time and care after each use. A Nespresso machine uses a pressure system to extract the flavor of a pod. It then heats up water and froths the milk to create coffee drinks, such as lattes and cappuccinos. Nespresso offers a variety of coffee and tea blends to suit different moods and tastes as well as decaffeinated and flavored choices. Their machines are sleek and compact, making them easy to use and make them a great option for those looking to grab a quick cup of tea or coffee in the afternoon. Original Nespresso machines, which make espresso-like shots using the company's Original capsules, were the only machines available until 2014 which was when the Vertuo line was introduced. white nespresso machines is the smallest model of this line. It is small and comes with a tiny water tank and room for used capsules. Its simple operation, with just two buttons one for espresso, and another for lungo is easy to master. In contrast to Keurig machines that require the user to manually add water prior to each use, all Nespresso models automatically discard any capsule that is not used after brewing. These machines can store anywhere from four up to twelve pods used up, based on the size of their water reservoirs as well as capsule storage. They are then disposed of into the built-in receptacle each time you open the machine. Some of the most popular models are compatible with the mobile app from the brand, which lets you to customize recipes and order capsules from home. We tested this feature on the sleek stainless steel Vertuo Creatista, which also allows you to make hot chocolate and iced coffee with the frothing chamber that is built-in to the. The only downside to the machine we tried was that it does not support all types of milk and requires you to purchase an additional frothing tool if you plan to make drinks with whole, 2%, or almond milk. The Original Line Original Line The Original line of pod-only machines include the elegant Citiz and Essenza Mini. Both models are pierced by the capsule, pump hot water at high pressure through it and deliver an espresso or lungo. The original machines utilize a higher pressure of 19 bars than some of the Vertuo models that have pumps that range from 15 to 18 bars. The Original machines produce a crema (a thin layer of tiny microbubbles that sits on top of the espresso) that is thicker and more affluent than the foam found in the Vertuo line. The crema is more than just froth. However, as the Spruce states, it could be responsible for as much as one quarter of espresso's flavor. The Original line comes with more expensive Creatista or Lattissima espresso machines with built-in milk frothers to create cappuccinos and lattes at the press of a button. The Lattissima Line This line of machines is perfect for people who prefer milky coffee drinks such as lattes and cappuccinos and want a machine that can do everything. It offers three customizable one-touch recipes, and its 4.2-ounce milk container is reusable and dishwasher-safe. It's also lightweight, making it easy to transport and store in a small space. However, some users say it's not as easy to use as other Nespresso models. The jug's drink-specific lines are etched into it, so you can decide beforehand which drink you'd like to prepare before the machine is heating up. It also has a sensor that will automatically stops the steaming process when the jug has run out, preventing the waste of milk. The Lattissima One offers a great value for money. It's available in four different colors including porcelain white, dark gray, and silky-white. The machine is easy to clean and features a an elegant design that doesn't overwhelm small spaces. It's also reasonably priced with a retail price of $385/PS279. Like the OriginalLine models, it comes with an automatic drip tray that captures any loose grounds while you pour your espresso. This feature is fantastic to prevent spills and overflow, which could spoil the taste of your espresso. The Pro and Gran Lattissima both have a larger water tank than the Lattissima One, allowing them to hold more liquid prior to needing to refill. Both models come with an earlier time to heat up (15 seconds for an Espresso and 25 seconds for a Lungo) and hot water functions that can be used to make iced or tea. The only issue with the Lattissima is the difficulty of altering the consistency and thickness of the foam you make with your milk. The machine is only compatible with almond or skim milk. Sorry vegans and those who are allergic to dairy. The wand that froths is difficult to clean. This is a common complaint from Nespresso users. Fortunately, the Lattissima Pro and Gran Lattissima have a self-cleaning mechanism which cleans the milky intestines after every use of the frother. The Vertuo Line A Nespresso Vertuo machine makes a small cup of coffee that is ideal for espresso lovers who prefer a short, intense drink. Each capsule is equipped with a barcode around its outer rim that is read by the machine's software to determine what size beverage it should create. Nespresso uses a unique extraction technology to ensure you get the best flavor from each Vertuo pod. Vertuo Line has a variety of drinks, including Ristretto, Espresso, Lungo (mini espresso), Americano, and Cappuccino. The machines also are compatible with the Nespresso Aeroccino milk frother to make frothy cappuccinos and lattes. Each Vertuo Line coffee machine heats quickly and is ready to brew in less than 30 seconds. They have a smaller reservoir for water than the Original Line and require less maintenance. There are many models to choose from, so you'll be able to find one that matches your home's style and your budget. Vertuo Line machines can also make regular filter coffee unlike the Original Line machines that only make Nespresso. They do this via an additional spout located at the bottom of the machine. VertuoLine machines come with a revolutionary brewing technique that makes use of centrifusion to softly extract espresso and coffee. This allows for the production of natural crema, which protects and enhances the aroma of coffee. The VertuoLine System also comes with an intelligent recognition feature that adapts the extraction parameters according to each Grand Cru blend. Each VertuoLine machine comes with a manufacturer's assurance and a starter pack of Nespresso capsules. The company also offers a subscription service that sends new Nespresso capsules each month. The Nespresso VertuoPlus machine is the best overall machine. It's simple to operate and heats up quickly and comes in a variety of colors. It can make five different sizes of espresso and coffee including a ristretto lungo, espresso, and flat white. It also makes a latte macchiato, and can be combined together with the Aeroccino milk mixer to make a cappuccino or the latte. The only issue with the VertuoPlus is that it takes a little longer to make a cup than other machines, particularly when making an Americano. Comparing the Bunn Fastbrew with the Nespresso VertuoPlus which can brew an 8-ounce Americano in 42 seconds, the VertuoPlus took just 1 minute and 51 seconds. You can accelerate the process if you choose an automatic mode.