Review on Nespresso Inissia Red Espresso Maker: Discontinued Model Offers Authentic Espresso Experience by Dave White

This espresso machine will make all your wildest dreams come true. Each mug has a creamy finish and looks really cute on your counter too. I have the red one and it is dainty and cute. Now that I've tried Nespresso coffee, everything else tastes like water sitting in a ditch in a shoe 3 days after the end of the world. Function info: This little one can prepare both espresso and americano. It has two sizes and when I want coffee I click on the largest size and before releasing the capsule I click again on the small size to make me a respectable tea. It's not a diluted taste at all. I take this to work because the coffee at work now tastes like vomit after being contaminated with Nespresso. The espresso size is great for an after-dinner treat, especially the flavorful light roast. The downside is that capsules cost around 70 cents on average, so resist the urge to down 6 cups of espresso at once. We have decided to limit ourselves to a few cups of very good coffee rather than a lot of bad coffee. If you go to the real Nespresso website, they will give you an offer to sign up and get 200 different capsules for around $150. Also, the machine comes with about 15 of these for testing. Nespresso will even send you a recyclable bag with prepaid UPS shipping so you can help the environment. If I could marry a machine (is it legal?), I would spend the rest of my life with this espresso machine.