Sage Coffee Machines

Sage coffee machines typically have a built-in burr grinder and an easy grind amount dial that lets you pour the beans that have been ground directly into the portafilter. They also have an infusion system that is low pressure and a 9 bar extraction system to guarantee ideal espresso flavour every time.

Select the single or double shot. Then steam the milk using the steam wand that is automatic and enjoy your cafe-style coffee at your home!

Barista Express

The Barista Express is an espresso maker that is of top quality and brings the cafe experience to your home. It comes with a variety of features that are ideal for those who want to test their skills however, it also has options to help beginners get great shots quickly. It is a little more expensive than the other models we have tried, but it provides a higher level of performance.

The machine is equipped with a thermocoil which is quick to heat and allows simple transitions between making a cup and vaporizing. It is one of only a few machines that make the perfect layer of steamed milk for lattes. This can be difficult without a lot of practice. This feature was important to us as we needed a machine that could create the rich, creamy cafe style of coffee machine industrial we love. The Barista Express was able to achieve this, however it took longer than some of the other models we reviewed.

It comes with a huge tank of water that can hold 67 tons. It is easy-to-refill and has an integrated water filter that helps to remove impurities, keeping your coffee machines for home fresh. Another benefit is that the machine is simple to clean. It is recommended that you descale the machine every 3-5 months to prevent mineral buildup on the internal components.

Like the other Breville machines we've tested, the Barista Express is designed for people who want to test their skills. The machine doesn't have some of the features found in other Breville machines, like an automatic milk maker and a display that shows the amount of water or pressure that is being utilized. It doesn't mean the Barista Express won't be a great choice for coffee lovers looking to upgrade their espresso machine.

This model comes with 4 portsafilters, both pressurized and unpressurized versions. It also comes with a high-end tamper that is conveniently stored on the machine. The tamper is adjustable so you can get the right amount of pressure when making an extraction. It also comes with a low-pressure pre-infusion stage, which can help to even out the grind and allow for a more consistent extraction at 9 bars of pressure.

Dual Boiler

This machine was designed by Sage (or Breville worldwide) for those who want high-end cafe-quality espresso at home. It has a few features that distinguish it from the rest of the market. It utilizes an in-built bottomless filter that gives the image a pleasing appearance and lets you see how much pre-infusion has occurred. Furthermore, it comes with a manual button which keeps the machine in pre-infusion until you press the manual button again. This is a great feature that mimics the way baristas work in cafes, and makes it easy to get a great shot every time.

It also has a steam pressure gauge that is pretty cool, as well as the ability to alter the pre infusion power for different extraction times. This is a feature that isn't common on domestic machines, but can make a huge difference to the consistency of your shots. And finally, it has an easy-to-read water level indicator to let you know when it's time to refill.

The main thing that separates this model from other Sage options is that it has a dual boiler system. This allows it to steam and brew simultaneously, which is really useful if you're making milk-based drinks. It also has a PID which allows you to control brew temperatures that aren't found on many other machines. The only drawback to this is that it costs more than a single boiler or heat exchanger systems.

The EB590 also comes with a variety of other features. It can be programmed so that it turns on at a specific time, so that it's there for you when you want it. This is a fantastic feature that isn't found on many other machines and is a huge benefit for people who rely on their coffee maker to help wake them up in the morning.

The standby mode and the auto shutoff are very useful to improve energy efficiency. The auto shutoff is particularly useful as it will automatically switch off after an hour of inactivity. This will reduce your electric bill, and will also extend the life of the machine.

Oracle

Sage coffee machines are created with the user in mind, and this is evident in their selection of machines. They know that not everyone is up to the challenge of making espresso barista-style, so they have designed their machines to automate the process to the maximum extent possible while still allowing users to be involved with the extraction and texture of the milk for latte art or cappuccino. Many of their models have an integrated burr grinder, or can be used with stand-alone models to provide the full bean-to-cup experience.

The Oracle is a great example of this; it comes with the amazing Sage Dual Boiler at its base and makes use of it to make top quality espresso. It then adds automatic dosing, tamping, and milk texturing to negate the need for any barista skills. Other features include programmable pouring as well as a triple-heat system. The negative is that it's one of the more expensive coffee machines that are available in the market.

The Duo Temp Pro is a great machine to those looking for a Sage machine that is more affordable. It doesn't come with the App-based technology or pressure gauge as the Oracle, but it still performs well. It features a large tank of water and can be used with filter coffee, as well as ground coffee. It also has steam wands as well as a digital guide display. Its heating time of just three seconds is awe-inspiring. Most commercial machines take much longer to reach the temperature required to extract.

Sage Precision Brewer, the most recent addition to the range of filter coffee makers from Sage, is a machine that is not just expensive, but also has many interesting and useful features. This makes it stand out from its competitors. It comes with a variety of fittings for the brew basket that allow you to use different filters, and it has a removable inner cone that allows you to make use of a reusable filter. It also comes with a convenient timer that lets you set it up at night before for the quick filter coffee jug in the morning. The automatic texturing of milk is a great feature. You can alter it to your personal preferences so that you can get a smooth or foamy brew.

Duo Temp Pro

Sage Duo Temp Pro makes a great machine for those who wish to make specialty coffees from the third wave at home. This espresso maker comes with a low-pressure pre-infusion system that ensures an even extraction and balanced flavor. It comes with an tamper that makes it easier to apply the right amount pressure when compacting the ground coffee into the portafilter. It also comes with a handy maintenance indicator that informs you when it is time to clean your machine.

The Duo Temp Pro is a excellent espresso machine that has many features that make it stand out from the other models. The automatic purge feature makes sure that the water temperature remains consistent throughout the making process. The machine also has a stainless steel tank which is built to last. It is equipped with an 1800W thermocoil heating system that allows you to take advantage of the highest quality espresso every time.

It is important to remember that this machine doesn't have a built-in grinder. It is recommended that you make use of a Sage Barista Touch or an external grinder with an adjustable dose control to get the most out of this machine. It is also not self-cleaning. You'll need to carry out routine maintenance such as decalcifying and washing. These tasks are easy and can take just 30 minutes. They are also necessary to keep the machine in good condition.

If you're a novice in the art of making espresso the Duo Temp Pro will require some learning curves. It's not as user-friendly as fully automated machines however, it can make an excellent cup of espresso If you follow the instructions. The brew valve is pressed against the grinds with a splash of lower-pressure water prior to ramping to full pressure, which can help to correct tiny errors in tamping and grind size. This will help new users make the best tasting cup.

The Duo Temp Pro also has a steam wand with a 1600 watt element. This will produce a lot of milk to make cappuccinos or flat whites. It is also equipped with a large steel milk jug that can handle the intense heat required to create microfoam. The wand comes with an adjustable dial that allows you total control over the duration of your steaming time.