Review on Nespresso Essenza Mini Espresso Machine by Breville - Piano Black by Anastazja Kendziora- ᠌

The machine comes with ten branded capsules of varying flavors, each of which can be used in the machine. Regrettably, neither caramel nor vanilla can be found here. But even that is to be commended. Do not be in a hurry to wash the lottery ticket that is on the package; once this step has been taken, the machine cannot be reversed)))) Be patient, or else it will snap off at an unexpected moment. Some pros: The coffee maker is rather little, and as a result, it doesn't take up a lot of room in the kitchen at all. In spite of the fact that there are only two buttons for the water dispenser, you are able to pour as much water as you require into the cup (either by programming the buttons, or by pressing them in sequence). Naturally, in order to dose the water appropriately for your preferred flavor, you will first need to select the variety of coffee that you will be brewing (there are, in my opinion, many dozen, but I have already chosen three for me). This is how one makes a living))). The coffee is scrumptious (while I drink branded Nespresso). Having this drawback: Although I would not characterize this as a disadvantage, it is certainly something to keep in mind. While brewing the coffee, there is a loud noise coming from the compressor. This noise can be a little bit louder than the hissing and gurgling of a drip coffee maker, but it is unquestionably softer than the grinding sound that comes from a coffee machine at times))) And it doesn't last long. Doesn't stress me out.