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Semi-automatic espresso machine Ariete, suitable for individuals who are interested in experimenting to achieve the taste and texture they desire.
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The Ariete Vintage Espresso is a coffee machine with an elegant and refined design, featuring the latest technology for ground coffee or ESE pods. The 900 W aluminum boiler and 15 bar pressure pump guarantee a full-bodied and creamy espresso, with an intense and aromatic flavor. Maximum convenience with the removable stainless steel drip tray and the removable 0.9-liter tank for easy refilling.
The Maxi-Cappuccino device is the perfect ally for making milk froth in perfect combination with Italian espresso. The Ariete 1389 Vintage features a smart standby device that turns off the power after 30 minutes of inactivity.
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Initially, the nozzle broke within a few months. It was under warranty, so they gave me another one. As soon as the warranty expired, it broke completely and doesn't dispense water. And this with the use of 4 coffees a week. Disappointment. The two stars are for the design, and that's generous.
I have had it for 5 years, with minimal cleaning and maintenance, and not only is it worth the money, but it makes excellent coffee and honest frothy milk!
A friend bought it, and I took the effort to evaluate it. It has a boiler and not a thermoblock, which is a positive aspect. Also, the part that someone called a frother (the pressurized basket, I assume) is removable, which is also a positive. If the plastic valve I saw in some photos is for pressure adjustment, set it to 10.5 bar if you're interested. For the correct temperature, good preheating should initially be done, and if you still can't get coffee with a stable temperature, then you need a PID thermostat. Also, buy a good grinder to grind the coffee to the right coarseness to get crema, and then the coffee will be very good. Otherwise, Gaggia Classic, Lelit, etc
I have had it since 2018 and it has made hundreds of coffees. For home use, it is a fairly decent choice. The quality of the coffee and the grinding play a big role in the result. With a good blend and not overextraction, the quality is good, and the frother is okay. I haven't used the frother.
External cleaning is quite easy. Internally, every 6 months with anticalc liquid and you're okay. If you neglect it, the boiler accumulates quite a bit of limescale and it requires some effort - not the easiest thing, but definitely doable.
It has definitely satisfied me.
Unfortunately, it was a complete disappointment. Firstly, it doesn't produce any foam at all. It also burns the coffee and loses its aroma. Even with expensive coffee, it makes it taste like diluted French coffee.
From the beginning, the performance was disappointing. After minimal use (at most, I made 30 cups of the quality I mentioned above), it stopped dispensing water.
However, to be honest, it has a nice appearance and everyone admires it. So, you can get it for the aesthetics and have a Krups machine in the background to actually enjoy your coffee.
Easy to use, cleans extremely easily, but I was not very satisfied with the coffee it produces. After 4 years and two coffees a day, it stopped producing water and only the nozzle works.
After 3 to 4 years of use, it does not release water from the extraction but only from the nozzle. Because of this, it throws away all the water below... With the 150 euros I bought it for, I expected it to have greater durability over time.
For this money, you clearly find superior quality. The portafilter is cheap and difficult to use, and the plastic is of poor quality
The comments I read about the machine vary, however, I decided to take the risk and form my own opinion. Personally, I am satisfied with both the construction and the functions, as well as the coffee it makes, without being an expert on coffee. The design, especially, is worth everything!
I bought the machine yesterday and the filter container didn't fit properly. Today I have to take it for service... 130 euros for nothing. I didn't even have time to make coffee. I did the preliminary use with water for cleaning and it made a lot of noise. I am disappointed. It is beautiful, but I think with the same capabilities it provides, I could have bought another one.
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I give 4 stars because I never give 5...
Within five months, it broke down after making 2 to 3 coffees per day!!!!
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It is worth the money it costs. It makes a little noise but the coffee is good
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