Highest End Semi-Professional Grade Coffee Espresso Machines Mass Order - For Singapore & Malaysia

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A video on a Korean using and cleaning the Bezzera

 

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LOL!

Makes my Nespresso look like drain water.


Yah.

When i went to Italy and USA last year, then i start to realise the Nespresso espresso is not really a true espresso.

Heston Blumenthal, the Michelin chef who brought Nespresso to fame. Is no longer using nor endorsing Nespresso.
He is now using beans.
 

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Dear all,

As the machines have to be crafted by hands singlely and it takes quite some time to manufacture and deliver.

The authorised agent can only assign us with 4-6 machines of each brand a month, and a total of 8-10 grinders.

We are already sold out for this month and oversold their allocated stock.

For those waiting for Bezzera, they are approximately 30 percent more expensive than Expobar of the same features.
You are paying for its heritage, their century years experience in manufacturing hand crafted espresso machines, their proprietary new technologies and very fine workmanship.

You can pre order if you want, waiting time is about 6 to 8 weeks.
 

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Beautiful machines

How much time do we need to make one cup of espresso using one of these?

Probably need a new kitchen to go with one of these semi-pro

Definitely wow any visitor / guest
 

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Hi,

It depends on your grinder, and your technique.
Should be just over a minute .



Start up time maybe 10+ minutes from cold depending on model.

Cleaning wise, just flush the portafilter + grouphead.
 

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I'm sorry, i am a little pre occupied to keep updating the available list at the moment.

Please check for stock before placing order.
 

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Finally purchased the Brewtus.
After owning a Jura and Nespresso, I believe this should be the last stop. Since it's reputable that they can last forever.

For those considering between Nespresso and this.
Take note the cost of running the Nespresso for just a year can easily cost $1k. You have limited choices, and it's damn hard to get the capsules. The machines also don't seem to long, the extraction thins alot after a year.

As for the Jura, it costed me even more than the Brewtus machine. The repair costs and cleaning time is crazy.
 

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What's the trade-in price for my Nespresso Citiz that I bought from you around 12-15 months ago?
 

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End February Arrival - All taken
EXPOBAR

Leva Double Boiler – Rotary Pump Version (Direct Water Connection Only)
(All taken)

Leva Double Boiler – Vibration Pump Version
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Leva Leva EB-61
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Office Control
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Office Pulsar
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Mid March Arrival
EXPOBAR

Leva Double Boiler – Rotary Pump Version (Direct Water Connection Only)
(All Taken)

Leva Double Boiler – Vibration Pump Version
(Last piece )

Leva Leva EB-61
(Last piece)

Office Control
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Office Pulsar
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For order, please refer to post #15
FAQ can be found on post #03
Basic troubleshooting is on post #14
 

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Any coffee to introduce? I like to explore other speciality coffee.

I was trying those coffee sold at those HDB shops, those they use for coffee shops. Not bad at all. Intensity probably 10-12 in Nespresso's scale

So cheap, costed me about $18 for 1KG, enough for me to make hundred over cups! Damn happy.

After almost a month of using, I've already figured out how to use the machine without using my head.

Dose from grinder => Tamp => Dose.
Done.

Knock the used powder out => Put in the provided blind filter => Rinse.
Cleaned
 

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I'm trying to get my hands on the supplies for Bezzera's coffee beans next week.

Get to try the real authentic style Italian coffee.

AVA approved with permit, so no worries. :)

$18 for a 1kg is a good deal.

There's many speciality coffee shops in Singapore right now, i believe there should be few roasters.
 

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There's a few roasters in Singapore, but i'm not sure how fresh is their coffee.
 

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can advise how much is the highest end one? i cannot find what is the price.
 

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The highest end will probably be from Bezzera which we can only get a few pieces each month and start in April.

For exceptional quality, can consider Bezzera's Strega, even professional roasters are using them.




After over a hundred years of production, this is still the only lever semi-professional model Bezzera makes and all they need.

Bezzera Strega Espresso Machine - FINECOFFEECOMPANY Singapore Malaysia

It's basically a commercial lever machine, with very strong thermal stability coming from the architecture of how heating inducts.

Instead of using your hand to control, it's assisted by spring so it's a little more "automatic" and more consistent.
Extraction is done from a high pressure then gradually lowers.
This extraction with varying pressure creates definition and promotes clarity in the coffee's profile.




If you want the latest model with most of Bezzera's newer proprietary system and features, then it's BZ13.

Bezzera BZ13 Espresso Machine - Fine Coffee Company Singapore,Malaysia

Compare to the rest.
This is faster to start and repeat shots.
Strongest thermal stability.
Temperature control.
Auto dosage, so users no need to measure their shots.

BZ13 is a little easier to use, but all of them are not hard to pick up anyway,

Temperature is crucial as at different temperature, coffee will blossom its flavours differently.
If it's too hot, it overburns and disintegrates most of the delicate aroma.

All are using copper boilers, not brass which releases lead.
 
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