Bottom Line: This machine offers consistent espresso of the highest quality in a smart size and price.Read review...

Bottom Line: Sturdy, heavy-duty serviceable grinder but some coffee remains behind.Read review...

"Coffee also has a complex relationship with culture and the environment. Done “right,” in traditional shade-grown operations, coffee can help preserve valuable semi-forest and forest habitat. It can provide work for rural people and is a primary export of many developing countries.

Bottom Line: Not cheap but worth the cost for an extremely well-made grinder that will last years. Perfect for the home roaster.Read review...

Bottom Line: Expensive but great at what it does.Read review...

Bottom Line: Perhaps most consumers would find it difficult to "enjoy their Otto's coffee" if they knew that a simple and common mistake could put the machine out of action for good, or cost them upwards of $200.Read review...

Bottom Line: hate think about how much I'll have to spend to upgrade from here.Read review...

Bottom Line: The Silvano is a well-built, good-looking machine with essential features (PID, pump pressure gauge) that allowed this well-read beginner to make great drinks in a short period of time.Read review...

Bottom Line: If you get a good machine, you have a great machine. If you get a lemon - be prepared for expensive repairs and shipping costs, outside the service areaRead review...

Bottom Line: A small and inexpensive change could really make this machine much better.Read review...