Pasquini is a family-owned coffee equipment business that has been around since 1956. It manufactures both commercial and residential machines; one of the most popular Pasquini espresso machines is the Pasquini Livia 90 espresso machine. The Livia 90 is notable because of its adaptability to a home kitchen environment despite its commercial-grade construction and features. It is so much like a commercial espresso maker, it even has an NSF Sanitiation Certification, which is required for appliances being used in a foodservice location. However, the Livia 90 is not overwhelming and is in fact easy to use.
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A Solis espresso machine perfectly blends advanced features and user friendliness, so it’s no surprise that Solis Maestro coffee grinders do the same. There are three different types of Maestro grinders to suit your individual needs and price range. While some of the features differ from model to model, what remains the same is the high-quality Swiss craftsmanship found in each grinder. The internal components of each Maestro are made in Switzerland, where the Solis company is headquartered. Also, each type of Maestro grinder is a conical burr grinder, considered to be highly superior to a blade grinder due to its ability to carefully crush coffee beans at a slow rate of speed, preserving the flavor of the coffee it grinds. Another benefit of conical burr grinders is that they have quiet operation due to the slow pace at which the burr operates.
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The Rancilio company, founded in Italy in the 1920s, is probably best known for its line of commercial espresso brewing products. However, a small product line of equipment for home use is also an important part of Rancilio’s product line. The two machines that make up Rancilio’s home line are the Rancilio Sylvia espresso machine and the Rancilio Rocky grinder.
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The Jura-Capresso company is known for their quality coffee makers, espresso machines, and coffee grinders, most notably the Capresso Infinity burr grinder. This company was formed by the merger of Jura, which was founded in Switzerland in 1931, and Capresso, an American company started in 1994. Both companies are known for their tradition of manufacturing quality coffee-related equipment. One of Capresso’s most remarkable products is what they call an “automatic coffee center,” which grinds coffee beans automatically before brewing and brews a cup of coffee at the touch of one button. Capresso coffee grinders are also a prominent feature of the company’s product line.
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