Chemex Coffee Maker Brewing Guide

This is the first in a series of instructional videos to enable everyone to prepare excellent coffee in their own home. In this video we feature the Chemex Brewer and the music of Mucca Pazza (mucca-pazza.org). Enjoy, and happy brewing.

The inventor of the beautiful Chemex brewer, Peter Schlumbohm, once said, “With the Chemex, even a moron can make good coffee.” Now, Intelligentsia Coffee has produced a terrific video that will show morons how to make terrific coffee.

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Bugatti Espresso Machine

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  • 15-bar pump espresso machine with stylish, modern design
  • Makes 1 or 2 cups at a time; steam wand for frothing milk
  • Accommodates both ground coffee and coffee pods
  • Temperature gauge; brass fittings; integrated water tank; cup warmer
  • Measures approximately 12-2/5 by 13 by 18-1/2 inches; 1-year limited warranty

At What Cost? $1,299.99

What do you guys think, worth it or not?  Usually from my experience these very flashy looking espresso machines lack the insides to make a great espresso and are more museum pieces.  However, I will never say never and would definitely like to try it out.

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My First Home-Made Espresso

Congratulations, so you have decided to make your own espressos at home! It is a good decision that is a lot easier than you think. In fact, super automatic espresso machines will have a hot steaming cup of espresso complete with milk froth ready for you from bean to cup in 20 to 25 seconds. And although semi-automatics do require more attention, skill, and time, it is all worth it for the perfect cup of espresso.

In the next few paragraphs, I will happily explain everything that you will need to make your own espresso. Since a super automatic espresso machine does everything for you with the push of a button, I will be covering espresso making using a semi-automatic espresso machine.

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First, you will need an espresso machine! “Pump” and “steam” machines are the two most common personal use machines. “Pump” machines create their internal pressure from an electrical pump, while the less popular “steam” machines well, use steam. Steam machines are cheaper, but the espresso produced is also weaker. Generally more features mean more convenience and speed, so do your homework and choose a machine that fits your budget and needs.
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