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Cafe Maestro PRO Espresso Machine (with In-Built Grinder)
Sipologie espresso machine with a grinder on a white background
Blue Sipologie espresso machine on a wooden counter with coffee beans and bags in the background.
Blue coffee grinder with digital display and control buttons on a white background
Pressure gauge on a coffee machine with 'SipoLOGIE' branding, indicating 20 bar pressure for rich espresso.
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Cafe Maestro PRO Espresso Machine (with In-Built Grinder)
Cafe Maestro PRO Espresso Machine (with In-Built Grinder)
Cafe Maestro PRO Espresso Machine (with In-Built Grinder)
Cafe Maestro PRO Espresso Machine (with In-Built Grinder)
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20-BAR PRESSURE

Achieve café-quality espresso with rich flavor and velvety crema, powered by a robust Italian pump

STAINLESS STEEL WAND -

Professional-grade steam pipe creates silky froth for lattes and cappuccinos with barista-level control

CUSTOMISABLE BREWING -

Adjust temperature and extraction time for a truly personal cup whether it’s strong, smooth, or somewhere in between.

Essential Coffee Know-How

Why does Tamping matter when making espresso?

Tamping creates an even, compact coffee bed so water can pass through the grounds consistently. An uneven or inconsistent tamp can cause channeling, resulting in an espresso that tastes weak, bitter, or unbalanced. A level and even tamp helps you get a smoother, more consistent extraction.

Why use Freshly Roasted Beans?

Freshly roasted coffee provides the best flavour in your cup. They are packed with oils and compounds that contribute to the coffee’s aroma and taste.

When coffee beans are exposed to air, they begin to oxidize, leading to a loss of these flavourful qualities. This is why coffee enthusiasts often emphasize the importance of using beans that are as close to their roasting date as possible.

Additionally, freshly roasted beans have a higher level of carbon dioxide, which can enhance the extraction process, resulting in a more vibrant and full-bodied brew. By prioritizing freshness, you ensure that your coffee has the richest and most complex flavor profile possible

How grind size affects coffee flavor?

The grind size influences the extraction process; A finer grind increases the surface area in contact with water, leading to a faster extraction of flavours and oils.

This is ideal for methods with short brew times, like espresso. However, too fine a grind can result in over-extraction, making your coffee taste bitter.

Conversely, a coarser grind is better for longer brewing methods, such as French press or cold brew. It slows down the extraction process, reducing the risk of over-extraction and resulting in a smoother, more balanced flavor.