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Posted 28 July 2023
Sage The Barista Express Impress SES876 - Refurbished - Sold by Idoodirect
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This deal is expired. Here are some options that might interest you:
Cheap for this new machine from Sage if you can handle a few scuffs on it. Has a few missing accessories:
3x Filter Basket,
Cleaning Kit,
Razor,
Water Filter,
Milk Jug,
Manual
Does come with enough accessories to make espresso though. Use double code stack of APPLY20 and SAGESUMMER5.
Details:
There's nothing like a smooth, rich cup of coffee. The Sage Barista Express Impress uses the 4 keys formula for the perfect cup. There's intelligent dosing that adds just the right amount of coffee, and it can calculate and adjust dosing over time, based on the last cup it made – that's pretty clever! The 7° barista twist assisted tamping give this machine a professional feel – it uses 10 kg of pressure to leave a puck surface.
Good to know
- 25 grind settings mean you can adjust the grinding level for plenty of flavour
- Enjoy full flavour with the 54 mm steel portafilter that delivers 18 g of freshly ground beans
- It uses low-pressure pre-infusion for creamy, caramel-coloured espresso
- The thermocoil heating system uses PID temperature control to get water to exactly 93°C
- For smooth, microfoam milk, there's powerful 130°C steam – perfect for lattes
3x Filter Basket,
Cleaning Kit,
Razor,
Water Filter,
Milk Jug,
Manual
Does come with enough accessories to make espresso though. Use double code stack of APPLY20 and SAGESUMMER5.
Details:
There's nothing like a smooth, rich cup of coffee. The Sage Barista Express Impress uses the 4 keys formula for the perfect cup. There's intelligent dosing that adds just the right amount of coffee, and it can calculate and adjust dosing over time, based on the last cup it made – that's pretty clever! The 7° barista twist assisted tamping give this machine a professional feel – it uses 10 kg of pressure to leave a puck surface.
Good to know
- 25 grind settings mean you can adjust the grinding level for plenty of flavour
- Enjoy full flavour with the 54 mm steel portafilter that delivers 18 g of freshly ground beans
- It uses low-pressure pre-infusion for creamy, caramel-coloured espresso
- The thermocoil heating system uses PID temperature control to get water to exactly 93°C
- For smooth, microfoam milk, there's powerful 130°C steam – perfect for lattes
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Edited by jaju123, 28 July 2023
73 Comments
sorted byMissing Accessories:
3x Filter Basket,
Cleaning Kit,
Razor,
Water Filter,
Milk Jug,
Manual
Good beans is a must. If you still going to throw in 1kg of Lavazza or similar then don't bother, just get a decent bean to cup machine. I've found good beans aren't much more expensive and the product is a different level from online roasters. (edited)
I dont drink coffee but some machines at local shops make great chocolate which is difficult to replicate at home (edited)
The Razer is very useful when dialing in, but you don't 100% need it. (edited)
Added a PID to the Classic for about £90.
My brother has this Sage machine and we can't get espresso close to the Classic/Jolly standard.
But, the Sage is quicker/more convenient.
If you want decent coffee with no faff, get the Sage.
If you want the best coffee possible I'd suggest a Classic and used grinder and be prepared for a tinker. If you want to buy new you're looking at £1k+ for grinder and machine, so it's not really comparable to the Sage at that point.
Just ordered one.
Thank you.
Cleaning kit from sage (includes the disc)
3 x diff sized baskets (think I already have one but not sure) (from Sage)
Filters (amazon)
Separate filters for my water filter (from amazon)
Apparently the razor is a waste of time. I don't care about the milk jug or manual (YOLO!).
Friend mentioned Neighbourhood Coffee so I've also ordered some of their beans.
My machine has a bit of a ding on the front but I'm not bothered. Just to note - all these bits and bobs probably totaled around £50 so factor that in to your costs.
Happy brewing peeps.
Ours broke just outside of the 6 month guarantee period, I repaired it with a 35 quid part then it broke again and I can't be arsed to open it all back up again.