Hey Michael! I drink Nespresso Roma!!!  That one is my fave although I love Ristretto on a weekend morning with hot baked croissants and Decaffinato late on an evening after my late evening meal!

The latest addition to the Jura line-up.

Based upon proven technology in a newly designed enclosure. So same quality coffee in a more silent package. 

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This should be the first of a new line of machines. Expect a F9 OTC after this one.

Hello coffee loving Beoworlders,

this is an awesome thread, I really like it!

I tell you why: First when I read through, I was really wondering what coffee has to do with B & O. Of course, it can be a lifestyle, can be exclusive and is also about quality. But apart from this - no connection (there is another new thread, discussing the possibility of a ML connected coffee machine - O. K.). The other morning I walked into our kitchen, and all of a sudden, it all made sense. I realized our kitchen set up is clearly a symbiosis of B & O equipment and coffee lifestyle:

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What do you think?

teus wrote:

Btw, does anybody here know a good sweet tasting coffee?

The only kind we sell is about €/$ 30,-. Great taste but a bit expensive.

@teus: Did you try the Jamaica Yellow Bourbon before? It ´s about € 13,50/500g in my southern german area. I could also recommend the Ethiopia Wild Forest, around € 12,00/500g. For more choices I first have to go to our dealer, don´t have all the names and tastes in mind, we drink in alternating order.

Gorgeous set up, your Beolit with this absolutely nice coffee machine, allowing free view to the coffee beans, great!

Regards,

Rolf

Rolf wrote:

Gorgeous set up, your Beolit

And your BeoLab setup is also great - always wanted one of those - such a neat design.

We are now thinking of using the A3 as that adds video to the mix and like the BeoLit does not require wires 🙂

elephant wrote:

And your BeoLab setup is also great - always wanted one of those - such a neat design.

Hey Elephant,

thank you!  We use it frequently and love it. In the first step, we wanted to place a BL 3500 over the kitchen window, but then realizing that it was pure concrete above the window, decided for the BL 2000. Never regretted it!

elephant wrote:

[We are now thinking of using the A3 as that adds video to the mix and like the BeoLit does not require wires 🙂

Yes, the A3 is a very neat solution as well. Great idea to enhance coffee and sound with video, Have not seen and heard the A3 live yet, did you? How is the sound?

Regards,

Rolf

Rolf wrote:

elephant wrote:

[We are now thinking of using the A3 as that adds video to the mix and like the BeoLit does not require wires 🙂

Yes, the A3 is a very neat solution as well. Great idea to enhance coffee and sound with video, Have not seen and heard the A3 live yet, did you? How is the sound?

Regards,

Rolf

The first time we heard it demoed is sounded good - but then another B&O staff member explained that the iPad had not been debated home properly by his colleague -- he then clicked it home properly and it sounded so much better -- maybe even fantastic for something that size !

Here is a sample of tomorrow's coffee I am looking forward to .... latte, double strength, extra hot

my saeco was in the workshop 3 times in the first 6 months, the store delisted them and replaced my saeco with a bosch bevunuto, this fingers crossed been in operation every day now for two years

no problems

just got some blue mountaincoffee from jamaica mmmmmm

malcolm

my saeco was in the workshop 3 times in the first 6 months, the store delisted them and replaced my saeco with a bosch bevunuto, this fingers crossed been in operation every day now for two years

no problems

just got some blue mountaincoffee from jamaica mmmmmm

malcolm

Enjoy your latte, it looks great and tasty!

Tomorrow morning, we will have a strong Capuccino at our favorite italian Grand Caffe, coming with a superb breakfast crèpe.

On Sunday, we will have our own Capuccino, here´s a draft:

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Enjoy!

Rolf

Hey Malcolm,

Jamaica Blue Mountain tastes really great! I didn´t recommend it to teus, because it´s above the mentioned price range. Did you try the Jamaica Yellow Bourbon or the Galapagos as well?

Nice to hear that a Bosch is doing well (didn´t expect anything else 🙂). The old Saeco´s have been a lot more reliable than the new lines, as we had our first Saeco in 1998 running for ten years excellent and brewing a gorgeous coffee.

After that, the new lines came with automatic latte and Capuccino, what suited us very well. Being aware that Saeco causing a lot of trouble, we moved to DeLonghi, being absolutely satisfied. At that time the Primadonna Avant has been coming up, which is from my point of view and experience a beautiful and strong coffee machine. The display went off after approximately 2.5 years, but given three years of guarantee and an excellent service, it was no problem.

I cross my fingers for your benvenuto!

Regards,

Rolf