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#4491: Post by FotonDrv »

Alberto, that is a very nice looking machine and a very nice grinder. Kudos for such a nice First Posting 8)
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#4492: Post by redbone »

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Somebody likes Lavazza Rossa :shock:

Alberto, that's a party machine and setup to keep a crowd happy.
Between order and chaos there is espresso.
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#4493: Post by Heritage1 »

FotonDrv wrote:Alberto, that is a very nice looking machine and a very nice grinder. Kudos for such a nice First Posting 8)
Thank you!

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#4494: Post by Heritage1 »

redbone wrote:^
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Somebody like Lavazza Rossa :shock:

Alberto, that's a party machine and setup to keep a crowd happy.
Thanks, I figured I would catch some flak about the Lavazza Rosa :wink: I rec'd a case as a gift from a family member, and serves as a prop for the most part. Lavazza anyone?

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#4495: Post by redbone replying to Heritage1 »

Feed the Lavazza to those family and friends who drown their coffee in sugar or milk\cream.
It will most likely be a step up from what they typically drink.
Ontario the Province or California ?
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#4496: Post by drgary »

Also, what's the machine? It's not in your profile or listed in your post. It's certainly not a Saeco Aroma! :wink:
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#4497: Post by mivanitsky »

Not my home setup, but my office setup. More of a sidegrade than an upgrade from Reneka Techno and Mazzer KonyE, but better suited to my current espresso interests and usage patterns.



Londinium R 220V and Kafatek Monolith Conical V2 with TiN coated burrs.

The plumb in kit has not yet arrived for the Londinium, but it works beautifully as a pourover in the meantime. Loving the lever!

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#4498: Post by Heritage1 »

redbone wrote:Feed the Lavazza to those family and friends who drown their coffee in sugar or milk\cream.
It will most likely be a step up from what they typically drink.
Ontario the Province or California ?

Good advice thanks :D I'm in Ontario Canada.

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#4499: Post by Heritage1 »

drgary wrote:Also, what's the machine? It's not in your profile or listed in your post. It's certainly not a Saeco Aroma! :wink:
I thought I put it in my profile... perhaps I did something wrong. It is a Saeco Aroma SE200 Compact.

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#4500: Post by ira »

Who would have guessed, Saeco makes real espresso machines.

http://saeco.id/products/

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