Collection: Automatic Espresso: Specialty Beans for Ease

Looking for coffee for an automatic espresso machine? Bean-to-cup grinders like clean beans without surface oil, so this range focuses on sweet, balanced blends and origins with low bitterness that taste great at the push of a button. Not sure which settings to change? Read our automatic espresso machine guide.

Coffee for your bean-to-cup machine: sweet, balanced and easy to enjoy. Look for medium to medium-dark roasts without surface oil. Fine-tune your settings with our automatic espresso guide.

Automatic Espresso: Specialty Beans for Ease
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Which Coffee for a Bean-to-Cup Machine?

Pick medium or medium-dark roasts with sweetness and low bitterness, because dark, oily beans can clog the built-in grinder. MammaMia from our partners at Ditta Artigianale blends four origins into chocolate, nuts and ripe cherry with medium-low acidity, and JUMP from the same roastery is a friendly all-rounder with hazelnut, almond and a touch of citrus.

  • Ultimate Convenience

    Enjoy professional-grade specialty coffee at the touch of a button with zero preparation time

  • Consistent Quality

    Engineered for high solubility, ensuring a balanced extraction even with standard machine settings

  • Versatile Profiles

    Perfectly suited for both rich black espresso and creamy milk-based drinks like lattes and cappuccinos.

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Three Settings That Change Everything

Factory settings are usually too coarse and too cool. Turn the grind dial toward fine while the grinder is running, and set the temperature to high and the strength to max. Then run a blank rinse shot before your first cup to warm the pipes. The difference shows in the very next shot.

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Keep It Clean, Keep It Sweet

Empty the dregs box every day and rinse the brew unit once a week if it comes out. These machines are dark, warm and humid inside, so a quick routine keeps flavors clean and mold away. Use fresh, filtered water too, which protects the machine and lets the sweetness of your beans shine.