Nespresso VertuoLine Exclusive Review
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- Nespresso Vertuo Single Serve Espresso & Coffee Machine - exclusive review by www.aromacup.com
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Nespresso VertuoLine features:
Fully automatic machine uses a revolutionary new brewing technology for traditional Italian espresso beverages and classic American coffee.
Advanced, ultra-quiet Centrifusion™ technology relies on centrifugal force to gently and precisely brew coffee and espresso -- both topped with a natural amber crema for the deepest, most complex flavor and richest aroma.
Computerized scanning system reads the bar code on your Nespresso VertuoLine capsule, ensuring precision blend-specific brewing for your desired beverage.
Works exclusively with Nespresso's new premium VertuoLine capsules (12 are included -- eight coffee and four espresso).
Brews one or two cups of coffee (7.77 oz.) or espresso (1.35 oz.), all with one-touch convenience.
Machine heats up quickly, reaching optimal brewing temperatures in 15-20 seconds.
Adjustable tray accommodates cups of various sizes (from small cups to travel mugs).
Used capsules are automatically ejected and collected in a built-in container.
Removable water tank simplifies refilling.
Energy-saving function turns the machine off automatically after 9 minutes of inactivity.
Descaling alert lets you know when it's time to descale your machine.
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Check out our latest review for #Nespresso #VertuoLine Single Serve Brewer. Share your thoughts with us about this #Coffee and #Espresso machine.
My husband just bought this machine for me as a Christmas gift. It came in a set at Costco for $159.99 and included the frother. The frother retails for $99 alone (you can find it for $70 sometimes), so we felt this was a good deal. I made a latte with 1% milk this morning and it was professional quality. My husband thought the crema on top of his coffee was odd (he prefers a traditional brew), but he drank it. I love lattes, so I prefer this setup over our old Starbucks Verisimo (which relied on powdered milk capsules for the latte).
You can now buy at Bed Bath and Beyond the full kit with Aeroccino plus for $174 and use their 20% discount coupon for more savings at $139.99 plus tax. Not bad.
OK but what's a review without saying if the coffee is good or not? How's the coffee and espresso? Is it as good as it looks or have you had better? If you've had better can you point us to the machine that made it?
Only thing to add here is that the temperature for THIS brew was 160F, but each cup's barcode tells the machine what temp to brew the coffee....so it can vary depending on the coffee you put in.
Nespresso knows how to design beautiful machines - this one reminds me of their gorgeous Gran Maestria - and as a tech lover, I'm amazed by the spinning capsules and reading of bar codes. But I hate that they introduced a new system. I'm glad that it is not replacing the original platform. Also, while the bar codes might have practical advantages, let's face it: They are Nespresso's Keurig 2.0. Their patents have expired, so they went out to create a new, even more closed system.
What I really do like are higher-capacity capsules, though.
I'm confused about the temperature.. You said said the beverage was 160 degrees but in the Verutoline vs Lattissima+ review I believe you said the Verutoline was 140 degrees and the Lattissima+ was 160. Then going further, during the Lattissima+ vs Pro review, you said the plus was 140 and Pro was 160. Can you provide clarification? Thanks..
Just bought mine today at Target on sale for $174, tax $191. It had a sluggish start in the beginning (had to call customer service), but got it started finally. It made a pretty decent latte with the espresso pod having to use 2 of the pods for a "double shot" latte. For the price, it is a pretty decent machine. A lot better than my Keurig which I have been through 2 of them already.
I have tasted the coffee and espresso from the Nespresso Vertuoline several times now, and reserved my machine yesterday. I am SO excited to have this machine and discover which coffee and espresso blends I prefer. I also have every intention of finding the perfect means to fill my own pods. Has anyone any advice re. which refillable pods work best with the vertuoline? I've watched a couple youtube videos, but don't know which direction to go yet. Thanks in Advance for any assistance!
So I like cream and sugar in my coffee drinks, would i be wasting the cerma top if i added them? there for wasting the point behind this machine???
Put the sugar and cream in the cup before the coffee. let it brew on top on the sugar and cream
If I can ask a follow-up question. Can the centrifuge process be measured in pressure or bars? Nespresso has gone out of their way to have every espresso machine rated at 19 bars. Is there a bar equivalent to the vertuoline and have you attempted to measure it? Thank you
It's totally different process and I don't think you can measure it. We noticed more acidity thought. Hope this helps. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com.
Thanks for the review, was there any complains on weird taste like "plastic", or is it me getting used to the stronger long coffe taste?
Hi there, thanks for this video. My wife and I just purchased this very machine. Can you please explain how to do the cleaning cycle. Something about pushing the single button 3 times in 2 seconds, which I just can't figure out. We love the machine, and I just learned how to make a coffer or espresso so happy about it. Did not understand the included instructions.
Is is true that the Evoluo brews hotter coffee?
how exactly the water goes in and from which hole in the capsule the coffee comes out? so, there is spin but no pressure?
also, in the old nespresso capsules sleeve, says there is 5g and 6g for lungos.
what are your favorite flavors of the Vertuoline capsules? I recently purchased an Evoluo machine and typically take my coffee black, with a bit of sugar for added sweetness.
my vertuoline top silver part vibrates loudly, i dont think it will last for a year for daily use
Hi, I'm wondering how the espresso is from this. I'm actually not that interested in regular coffee, but this was cheaper than the Pixie. I'm trying to make sure the quality of espresso is as good as the Pixie's, especially as I've read a lot of criticisms of the coffee it produces. Also, are all the same options of espresso capsules available in the new size? I wouldn't want to limit my options by not choosing the Pixie. Thanks! Great videos!
do the old capsules work in this machine too ? thanks for your videos :)
Off topic but can I ask what microphone you use? The audio quality of your videos is excellent.
Thank you. We use Audio Technica Lavalier mic which attached to Zoom H1 :). Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
Great review Mr. Brian. What’s the ratio coffee to water. 13 grams of coffee is ok but what about the water. Thanks.
Really wish they'd incorporated a window on the top of the machine so you can see the disc spin. Tassimo did this with their original machine by Braun. Unfortunately they took that away and no one's replicated it. :-/
Hi! Where did you get your transparent cup?
-Thanks, Have a nice day!
Nespresso VertuoLine is the one Costco is promoting at the moment. Do you know if Costco will be selling the capsules in store?
Nestle prohibits Nespresso capsules for sale from any source other than itself. $$$$$
Hi. It says the machine uses 1350 Watts. I don't know much about these machines but power use is a concern to me as I have limited power available to me where I'd like to put the machine if I bought one, which is near my 2 computers so I can quickly make a fresh cup while I'm trading stocks (I trade in the basement of an older house). I'm wondering, once you pull the lever, how long does the machine use near 1350 Watts of power...is it for the full 9 minutes until the auto shutoff, or if it's only until the coffee is made, then how low does the power consumption go for the remainder of the 9 minutes. I think the max safe power use for one circuit is under 1800 watts so I'd have to use my Kill a Watt meter (they're about $30) to determine the current load on my circuits so I can figure out if I can arrange my things (like computer monitors etc) to make room for the power that the Nespresso machine uses, and if I can't make enough room perhaps I could just turn off a few computer monitors while the coffee is being made, but I don't want to turn them off for 9 minutes. Anyway, if you can't supply that wattage use info, no problem,...it was still a good review thanks.
9 minutes are only the amount of time before the machine goes off to save energy. but u can switch it off right after your coffee is ready. making it all together probably less than 2 min.
I've had the Keurig AND the Tassimo -- so now we've just bought the Nespresso Virtuoline. The SAMPLE coffee at the store tasted amazing! MUCH better than the Keurig and Tassimo - although the Keurig & Tassimo machines are different in their brewing mechanisms. Can't wait to set up the new machine! :)
Let us know how do you like it or not :) Enjoy your cup :). www.aromacup.com
I have to say, I see more innovation in fending off third party pod makers (new more unusual size and the bar code) than I do in making espresso in this machine. The ability to make coffee and espresso in one machine is tempting but I make coffee only for guest and those guest normally just like folgers out of a can in a drip machine (otherwise they would prefer espresso right?). How are the new espresso pods, does the additional weight in them or the spin tech impact flavor?
Only 8 grams for en espresso?
I just got a Verturo machine, paid far less, around $150 US. I'm a normal regular coffee drinker, but am enjoying this new (for me) style. I didn't think I liked flavored coffees, but am finding this new world interesting.
Hi, I am trying to find a single serve machine that has all of the following:
Espresso -Coffee- Real Milk Foamer -and refillable pods. In short I want it all. Does such a machine exist which does not cost thousands of dollars? Most I've seen have two of the features, but not all. Thanks
Love the mustache tat
I like that the design is reminiscent of the beautiful Maestria machine.
Absolutely fantastic machine best coffee out of any machine I’ve tried and that’s all the other manufactures
How does it taste?
Taste great (both espresso and coffee). Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com.
Coupons option does not work
Is it crema, or is it foam? Pod costs is the deal killer for me (especially for just coffee). Espresso has a better price/convenience factor for pods because of how much trouble you have to go through to make espresso, not so much for coffee.
Great question. We still thinking about it thought since VertuoLine uses centrifuge instead of Pressure Pump :). Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com.
You can only get true creme from espresso, the spinning causes that foam which is faux creme. It's a pretty looking "drip" coffee brew it all..
SchneiderMan I had my suspicions.
SchneiderMan Not true at all. The crema is a function of the brewing process. Espresso is typically brewed at high water temperature and pressure which produces the crema. With spinning the capsule at upwards of 7,000 RPM's the water is forced through at very high pressure as well.
really hoped to have a channel that reviewed coffe machines in a professional way like this channel did a few years ago, i was searching for reviews about a nespresso expert and found nearly nothing..
Great review. I have this machine already and can honestly say my morning coffees are sooo much better than before. I love the foam (crema) on my coffee ☕️
Excellent review! - Thank you!
anyone know if this capsules could fit into Nanopresso's ground basket?
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Hi I just like to comment, These capsule are used for their commercial machines in offices etc. So it looks like they may be starting to move it to domestic too. As I read your comment, their patent has expired on the other type of capsules so maybe they are going to faze them out? They cant keep changing capsules just because of patents! That would be a bad move of their part and frustrating on ours.
These machines just dropped $100. How's the coffee? What quality of coffee is in the capsules?
“Anything we missed...” Does it make good coffee....? Does the end product, it’s reason for being, amount to anything....?
Hi Brian Thx for your review of this new coffee machine, NOW I want to try one and see for myself how different they are to the original Nespresso Capsules. Always enjoy your video reviews. Thx :)
Can i use the normal capsules in it??
Rawan .s NO.
Carles MR Ok thank you
WoW! cant wait to taste the difference to regular nespresso capsule coffee.
since nespresso came up with new model, i guess the idea of making their coffee capsules cheaper are out of the window for now.
Indeed great machine and agree everything from Nespresso cost extra $$$. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
Thank you! Enjoyed your video, cleared some things up about my new machine. 😸
Today (9/9/2019) I got new one from Amazon for less than $100.
it's really neat, but I wouldn't buy one until it is more affordable, and not until the capsules are a lot more available and cheap, the keurig capsules are just now getting more affordable and they finally have lots of competitors making capsules, when that happens to the vertuoline then I will get one
Nespresso own patent for VertuoLine. So in near feature third party options will not be available for a while. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com.
@@AromacupCoffee So what year exactly does the patent expire?
Review or advert?
all these types of videos are by shills
In the review you measure the temperature at 160 Deg. F. Seems kind of low. I asked them on facebook and they said, "Specific extraction parameters, including temperature, are set for each blend, optimizing each capsule to deliver the best in-cup result."
Can you test the machine with different coffees and see if in fact the temperature is different with each capsule within the coffee flavors as well as the espresso ones??? Thanks!
Will do. Thanks for tip. Enjoy your cup, #Aromacup
i have the Technovorm coffee maker (considered one of the best in the world) and it only dispenses coffee at about 160 degrees.. that's hot enuf for most people.. Its the BREWING temperature (210-215) which is critical in making a coffee
Stephen Rudolph Exactly! My Keurig adjusts from 185 to 192 degrees. I checked the temp in the cup and it was about 180 and dropped to around 160 in less than 10 minutes. The higher brewing temp gets the oils out of the coffee and produces the crema and with good quality dark coffee I can actually see a small ring of crema out of my Keurig but nowhere near as much as my La Pavoni pump expresso. I'd still like to see if the temperature really varies in the Vertuoline according to the bar code the way their facebook response said it does; they were vague...
The foam actually isn’t crema; it’s simply a result of aeration from high spin speed. If you brewed your own coffee and put it on a mixer, you would get the same result. It is a bit gimmicky as it doesn’t even taste like crema.
Does this machine makes cappuccino ?
forgot to mention, COFFEE DOESN'T COME HOT ENOUGH!!
There are 4g of coffee in a normal Nespresso espresso capsule and 5g in a lungo capsule
Great review. Just bought a Nespresso VertuoLine machine today and can't wait to try it out.
Thank you. Hope it will meet your expectations. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
After a few days now of using my Virtuoline machine, I can tell you it is a great coffee/espresso maker. Every cup of coffee/espresso turns out perfect. Just like it would if I was at Starbucks. The best part is its ease of use. Its a completely different coffee drinking experience compared to a regular cup of coffee. Goodbye Starbucks, hello Nespresso Virtuoline!
Stephen Rudberg I'm glad you're liking it! Thanks for watching.
A proper review would answer the question ... DOES IT TASTE BETTER THAN THE COMPETITION, OR A TYPICAL DRIP COFFEE MAKER ???
no, because that is personal taste
Thank you for such a thorough guide!
Thank you. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
The coffee capsules are reusable. Cut off the old cover. Wash well the capsule.Fill with your favorite coffee and press with a spoon. You now have choices. Recover with a piece of aluminum foil cut out to fit around the top and sealed. Or purchase a kit which has a filter,cover,sealer.
You can do this a few times as long as the original capsule is not bent out of shape.
@@jerryblum1358 But without the bar code in place when you do this, how will the machine know how to brew?
9:28 some folks asked if can it be considered as coffee?? What else could it be? We are living in a hypersensitive society now
Ok I got the machine….but i ran out of coffee!! where can i go just grab more coffee??
You can Buy them at #Nespresso Club. www.aromacup.com/nespressous. The are around 75-95c. Enjoy your cup, #Aromacup.com
Good Review Thanks Aromacup!
Unlike Nespresso Original line, these capsules are not available anywhere except Nespresso since they still hold the patent, so you will pay a good price for these capsules. Their original line capsules you can buy from almost anywhere that sells capsules and the prices are cheaper.
Michael T wrong u can buy a reusable stainless steel pod
U get what u pay for can’t really compare supermarkets
As we all know Espresso is a process and not a drink. For the purist the way to make Espresso is by using pressure. Can you compare the centrifuge to the pressure system by declaring the physical reaction to the bean as the same even though the process is different? If there is a difference then can one call the drink espresso? I am not attempting to create controversy. I am truly curious if one can equate the two processes on the bean as the same. If it is not the same then did Nespresso come up with a better process or just a variation on a theme?
Great questions. It's totally different then classic espresso for sure. More acidity for sure. It that better? I don't think so. It's different? Yes it's. Hope this helps. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com.
Bar code technology is known in the Tassimo Brewers :-)
I would love to have one but #Nespresso has no plans about selling it in Denmark... ;-(
Nespresso very bib in Europe. Might be Europeans don't like coffee :). They like Espresso instead. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
But we do actually love coffee - for sure! ;-)
Inge Højmark We know you do :). We need to let Nespresso know :). Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
Good review
Excellent review
Thank you. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
Thank You, great review.
I drink decaf because I am only 11
normal Nespresso never have 7g coffee in the pods, more like 5-5.5g in real case,
If this guy wasn’t so in love with the sound of his own voice, this video could have been 5 minutes long instead of over 12. He says the same things, 5 different ways. Then ultimately fails to make an actual espresso to compare it with the new larger cup. What have I learned? Very little.
I guess I will stand behind my machine also so I can remember left and right. "Of the machine" means relative to the (front of the) machine. The water is on the LEFT side of the machine. The pods dispense on the RIGHT side of the machine. Same with the incorrect lever instructions. All these homemade reviews that are improvised and not thought out or rehearsed are getting old.
Great overview, thanks!
Thanks. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
Thank you!
Also 2 Thumbs Up for bringing the news first! :)
Thanks. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
Doing the whole review without tasting the coffee... doesnt make sense...
Kind of annoying when you change the camera angle to zoomed him with him out of focus and his head cut off as he's talking. If he was out of the shot, it'd feel better rather than it just seeming like a bad shot while he's talking.
great review!
Thank you. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com.
My first coffee tasted kind of watery
timetraveller2020 apparently it does get better after some use but try out one of the stronger coffees.
This only exists because their patents expired on the old capsules. New capsule, new patents, new methods of DRM.
Good point :). Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
i could watch your hair and hear you say "butt-ton" all damn day. i work with a lady who does this also - we try all day to get her to say "kitt-ten" and "mitt-ten"
“Startin' from the BOTTOM... Jesus! Take three” ... That's what I call a nice freudian slip (!!!) To stick to the “bottom” line: “It makes a nice crema!” lol! Seriously, this machine simply add air (hence the centrifugal process) to the coffee at high speed, this is merely foam, same result as the foam atop the juice coming out from centrifugal ejection juicers...
Thanks constructive comment. We are still thinking about proper term Crema or Foam :). But we want to make it clear that coffee taste great. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com.
Children pick Nespresso coffee beans in Guatamala.
But-tun hahah thanks for the info
Why do you pronounce button like a weirdo?
The crema IMO is very manufactured, and is not really crema but instead like whipped foam. Kinda disappointing. Much prefer the original espresso machines from nespresso and if I want a longer drink, I'll make an Americano.
Indeed. We see this comments a lot. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com.
What's wrong with you? Everyone loves coffee!
Can any coffee capsule fit in this machine? If I get from tims?
rephrase
@@wangalice2718
but-ton
Machine is good, however, it is way over priced.
Bro, you lost me about 2 mins into the video. Get to the point and cut the bs.
Typical for North American reviews: a whole lot of announcements before you get to the real review.
Great review! I went out an bought one at our local Williams-Sonoma. It is worth every cent I paid for it and I highly recommend it to anyone who prefers a well above average cup of joe..
Thank you. Glad you like it. Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
lets not forget WHY nespresso has introduced this ... Their Patent for the Nespresso Pods has expired, so ANYONE can make a nespresso pod. Everyone does it. When one of the major razor companies who had a 4 blade razor found competition to be too tough.. they introduced a 5 blade razor...
will this Vertuoline really be worth garage-sale ing your older machine ?
we await for the review.
Great comment. I thought we answered most of your questions thought in this video :). Aromacup - Single Serve Coffee
Butttttttttton!!
More of an infomercial than a review
Coffee ''capsules''? I think they stopped calling them pods because aliens jump out of pods right before they attach onto your face. Anyway, has anyone ever tasted pod coffee that was any good? Really, I don't expect this pod craze to last. They should call these machines what they are - bug juice brewers
Too long winded
I saw this thing on TV and thought, "finally! A real single serve coffee machine being released in USA." Then I saw the stupid coffee capsules. Another useless piece of junk like keurig.
Keurig will allow you to use your own coffee :). Enjoy your cup, www.aromacup.com
BUTTT-un
I hate that 'gay' hand clap as you talk. You aren't, uh, ...?
Too much detail...get to it already!!!!
No one cares about most of these details.
And the winner for most excessive verbiage on a TH-cam video goes to.....................
Capsules (like Keureg), are BPA plastic bioweapons (Endocrine Disrupting Chemical/EDC); a carcinogen and estrogen mimicker. Note the rising number of men speaking/acting effeminately. Estrogen mimickers are in plastic (and HOT plastic is doubly bad), pesticides, weed killers, GMO's, fluoridated water, etc. Low testosterone has reached epidemic levels in both sexes. This leads to malignant tumors, feminization of men and hormonal imbalances in woman creating the obesity we are witnessing along with hair loss, thyroid issues, depression, anxiety and low energy levels. Go the old fashioned way with organic coffee in French Press or stainless steel Perculators. Standard coffee makers boil water in plastic. Stay away also from Starbucks; they are GMO, BPA, SOY, Eugenics Hubs. The people at the top of the International Corporate Cartel of tax exempt corporations do not have your best interests in mind. They admittedly work for those who desire population to decrease to 500 million worldwide. These BPA plastics are 1 in thousands to choose from and they change your DNA, lower sperm counts, effeminize, and cause cancer.
That post is irrelevant here. Nespresso capsules are in aluminum which is completely recyclable. No plastic.
Can the Vertuoline provide hot water for tea like keurig?
+William Johnson Well, technically you can just run a cycle with hot water without a capsule.