Nespresso Carafe Pour-Over Style Review | Vertuo Next
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- A full review and taste test of the Nespresso carafe pour-over style pod. This capsule is only available on the Vertuo Next machines and will not be compatible with Nespresso Original or other Vertuo machines besides Next.
This capsule creates 18oz of hot, fresh coffee for you (and maybe your friends) to enjoy. The ground coffee inside comes from Peru and Colombia and is roasted fairly dark.
One correction I should make as well is that this capsule and carafe combo is not strictly “new”, as I noticed some people had them on TH-cam as far back as 1 year ago. However, I never saw them locally in my area of Vancouver, BC until recently, and the sales representative at Nespresso certainly made it sound brand new. It may be a regional thing.
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Has Nespresso gone too far with this full sized carafe? Let me know what you think!
Excellent review! Superb quality and we enjoyed the music as well. We just got a Nespresso Vertuo Pop machine and I was looking for coffee pods which would make the most coffee. Your video helped me decide that may be I should go for something smaller until they release additional flavors. I appreciate it.
Thanks. I enjoy the Nespresso coffee and was going to buy this machine for use of the carafe . Your comments on the taste of the coffee was extremely helpful
I like the strong black coffee. Now they have a “mild” version and I am so happy they did not replace the original dark. I hope they continue to add variety but still prefer the dark.
I've been using Nespresso for 7 yrs now and feel this "could be" a game changer. I'm going to order the carafe and sleeve now.... Fingers crossed.
I agree with you. I like drinking my coffee black. I like dark roasted strong dense coffee.
That was great! I love this. My box was a different box and seemed lighter than what you reviewed and I believe possibly a more medium roast?
I used it at work when I make iced coffee for all of my collegue!
I was wondering about this concept. Thank you for the walk through and taste test. ☕️
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
Great review! Saved me from another mistake!
@coffee time, how many grams of coffee grounds are there in the pod? It does look a tad watery!
If I already have a pour over carafe (not nespresso branded), will it work with this model?
Nice design of the carafe.
It’s a great idea making coffee for a couple of people with just on pod but I don’t like really strong coffee and that coffee looked really strong hopefully they will bring out some more coffees maybe even flavoured one thank you for sharing
We can hope! It was certainly way too strong and bitter
@@CoffeeTimeJR Can you tell us what this XL capsule was similar to, in their 7.7 oz size? I enjoy the Stormio or the Colombia. There are a few that are really bitter, like the Mexicano.
Thanks for the honest review. Hopefully they come out with some light or medium roast pods. Thanks for the video ☕
Hey Don! Hope you are well 😊 fingers crossed for some better capsules
@@CoffeeTimeJR I just came across this video and thought I'd let you know that Nespresso came out with a new carafe pod flavor. It's much smoother and I believe it's a medium roast? (I could be wrong) but it's called Pour-Over Style Mild. It's good enough to be drank on its own without any milk or cream, not bitter like Nespresso pods tend to be
@@alexiawegscheid2927 dang ! Thanks for letting me know. I'll check my local market. Would be great to compare !
Do these pour over pods work in the VeruoPlus Macine??
The carafe looks sleek!
I like the idea of Nespresso offering a pour-over since I really enjoy them; however, i am not a fan of bitter or overly bold coffee. More choices please
Have you tried the new pour over style "mild"? Curious to know what you think before I buy! Thanks :)
i just hope the make carafe available in all vertuoline so i can finally buy a Nespresso. We are coffee drinkers and waiting each cup being made, makes the other impatiently waiting for their caffeine fix.
I like a coffee that kicks me in the teeth in the morning. I'm curious to try this but I don't know if that larger pod will fit in my machine. Do I have to get a newer model to use those pods? definitely subscribing.
I just tried it in the machine. Nope doesn't work :( hope I can return
Can I use the carafe with any Vertuo Machine?
Can Vertuo pop also make this Carafe size coffee technically or not? I know that no Carafe would fit under it, because vertuo pop is much smaller, but my questions is only about if vertuo pop can "technically" use these Carafe sized capsuls or not? For example, when I put the vertuo pop machine onto some books and place a big carafe under it, can I then technically use it to make carafe sized coffee or would Vertuo Pop not recognize the capsul at all?
Por qué me sale el texto en español pero el video está en inglés? Tema a parte, es muy fácil decir que es un café tostado y ahumado si precisamente lo tiene escrito en la caja... y ese medio litro de café parece café aguado....
Will the older standard capsules work with this?
Okay so hear me out. What if I don't pay $50 for the carafe and I just put a real big mug underneath. Would that work?😅
Totally 😂 it's a solid design though, I'm sure I'll use it for other things. But not necessary.. as long as you have 18oz mugs you're all good really. Or pull it into a French press why not!
Kylie is asking the real questions here, that’s exactly why I’m watching this video 😳
I tried to use my own carafe and it didn’t work :((. The red light kept coming on when I tried to run the machine.
@@tkelleher1ify me too, bummer. Did you figure out how to use them?
@@kendramccabe1054 I actually didn’t have the Vertuo Next model which is the only one you can use. I just had the Vertuo Deluxe
That carafe does remind me of the Hario V60 decanter, with the rubber/silicon neck. How much coffee comes in the carafe pod?
Right?? Its actually a super nice decanter I was surprised haha. I'm not sure on the pod capacity though... I should've opened one to weigh it out but alas i did not!
@@CoffeeTimeJR Kinda wondered because the last seconds of extraction looked more like murky water
@@nachotp Indeed.. This thing definitely starts off dark and heavy, and tapers into bean water haha
@nachotp that's why the instructions say to stir it before serving. Unless you are going tonwaste coffee the end of any brew will be lighter than at the beginning. And egads, people here would really be complaining how strong it would be if it was just as dark at the end of the brew as it was at the beginning. Such first world problems.
Great video- thanks!@!@
Does this capsule need a different machine ?
Hey! This capsule only works on the Vertuo Next machines, so not all Vertuo machines are compatible.
Nice
I put the pod in it makes a noise then nothing
I buy this machine a week ago everything was good in till 2 days ago is not working properly every time I put a capsule no matter what side the water doesn't stop in till I manually stopped if I don't press the bottom to stopped where ever amount of water the tank has come out in till the tank is empty Someone knows how to fix it or what I'm doing wrong?
this is a tough one.. You might want to try resetting the volume that it determines is meant for a capsule. But now that I think about it, it's easy to do on the original machine, but I'm not sure about the Vertuo.. Your best bet is looking in the manual to see if they have something like this.
On the Original you can hold the button down and let go once you reach enough liquid to tell the machine to memorize that volume.
Are you sure you didn’t put it in descale mode? You may need to reset the machine
Did you notice the Big Flaw, it is over extracted...notice the color of the full extraction it starts off good brown gold,then it is clear blonde water....clearly overextracted. It should stop as soon as the brown gold gets light yellow. So now do this make another pod and watch, press the stop button as soon as the thick brown gold changes clear, take pod out and then add clear hot water by pushing the button .
No capsule, no water. Nespresso does not make water. There is a bar code under the capsule. It does not work without the capsule. Nice try. If the coffee is too strong for you just heat some water or add frothed milk.
you should consider putting sizes on ml
Overall, 2 years later, I think the Nespresso coffee's are pretty ordinary. I like a strong full bodied coffee, but I find unless you lace most of their pod coffees with sugar and milk, they're pretty 'thin'. But that's just my opinion.
If it needs cream and sugar to hide the taste, it is just a sadly flavored brew.
This isn't pour over. This is "use your machine to make coffee and have it go into a carafe to make more than 1 cup"..... 🙄
Yea they're pretty generous with calling it a pour over lol
I partly understand the concept of these types of coffee maker but it’s a shame people do not experience the joy of making their coffee freshly ground with a coffee bean which suits them. It’s not going to give them a good time.
Yes, there is certainly something to putting on a pot of freshly ground coffee that gets you going in the morning! Lots of nostalgia from when I lived with my mom that's for sure. I dont think Nespresso has come close yet to pushing those coffee makers out of the market
@@CoffeeTimeJR but really it’s the quality of coffee. It is extremely wasteful using these pods and doesn’t make sense to me with their coffee result.
@@timmarshall4881 It is not useful as they provide free bags with prepaid postage. You fill the bag and drop it in a Canada Post mailbox or at a Nespresso store. The pods get recycled! It's much better for the environment than all the Tim Hortons and Starbucks coffee cups you see in every garbage bin.
My trusty ancient 4-cup Mr Coffee finally retired itself last week, and I've been debating which method to go now. This carafe option looks mighty intriguing - I was inches away from pulling the trigger on one before finding this video - but I think using my own coffee sounds more appealing.
It's a shame that the capsule tastes burned.
It is! Hopefully they get something more interesting because I like the concept ?
I found the coffee to fall very short of my expectations for Nespresso. Very weak coffee, with very little body. I love Nespresso, but this doesn’t meet their standards.
It's really too bad isn't it! I thought I was being a little harsh, but I just couldn't say many good things about this capsule.
@@CoffeeTimeJR I programmed the machine to brew it at around 14 1/2 oz. Big difference. Just a bit more tweaking (more or less water) to find the sweet spot. Give it a try. See what you think
@@SMASH948 I didn't realize you could program the machine to dispense less water. Is that through the app?
@@cinurwe to program you simply hold down the brew button until it has dispensed the amount you desire. Release the button when it fills the carafe to the level you desire. It is now programmed to brew that amount every time until you change it. It is programmed for 18 oz. I changed it to 14 oz. Measure 14 oz in the carafe (with water) so you know where to stop the brew when you make the coffee.
He is very strange acting
Hi :-) How many capsules did you consume for this? So to fill this carafe? Thanks. @hakobert