Sage BES875UK The Barista Express Coffee Machine - Stainless Steel Metallic
True cafe quality, without the barista. Create great tasting espresso - from bean to espresso - in less than a minute. The Barista Express allows you to grind the beans right before extraction, and its interchangeable filters and a choice of automatic or manual operation ensure authentic cafe style results in no time at all. The 250g built-in conical burr grinder grinds coffee beans on-demand to deliver the right amount of freshly ground coffee into the portafilter. Adjustable grind settings and dosage control is simple and intuitive, giving you control over the grind size no matter what type of bean you're grinding. The Barista Express has PID temperature control, maintaining the water temperature within plus/minus 1 degree celsius. Assuring the nuanced flavour notes of the bean are perfectly balanced. The milk steamer textures the milk to a velvety mouthfeel creating silky microfoam capable of poring latte art. Easy-to-use and easy to clean with the self-cleaning milk steamer, Clean Me light, and dishwasher safe parts. Once you have your new Sage Barista Express machine at home, Join Sage's virtual coffee masterclass to learn how to get the most out of your machine.
True cafe quality, without the barista. Create great tasting espresso - from bean to espresso - in less than a minute. The Barista Express allows you to grind the beans right before extraction, and its interchangeable filters and a choice of automatic or manual operation ensure authentic cafe style results in no time at all. The 250g built-in conical burr grinder grinds coffee beans on-demand to deliver the right amount of freshly ground coffee into the portafilter. Adjustable grind settings and dosage control is simple and intuitive, giving you control over the grind size no matter what type of bean you're grinding. The Barista Express has PID temperature control, maintaining the water temperature within plus/minus 1 degree celsius. Assuring the nuanced flavour notes of the bean are perfectly balanced. The milk steamer textures the milk to a velvety mouthfeel creating silky microfoam capable of poring latte art. Easy-to-use and easy to clean with the self-cleaning milk steamer, Clean Me light, and dishwasher safe parts. Once you have your new Sage Barista Express machine at home, Join Sage's virtual coffee masterclass to learn how to get the most out of your machine.
True cafe quality, without the barista. Create great tasting espresso - from bean to espresso - in less than a minute. The Barista Express allows you to grind the beans right before extraction, and its interchangeable filters and a choice of automatic or manual operation ensure authentic cafe style results in no time at all. The 250g built-in conical burr grinder grinds coffee beans on-demand to deliver the right amount of freshly ground coffee into the portafilter. Adjustable grind settings and dosage control is simple and intuitive, giving you control over the grind size no matter what type of bean you're grinding. The Barista Express has PID temperature control, maintaining the water temperature within plus/minus 1 degree celsius. Assuring the nuanced flavour notes of the bean are perfectly balanced. The milk steamer textures the milk to a velvety mouthfeel creating silky microfoam capable of poring latte art. Easy-to-use and easy to clean with the self-cleaning milk steamer, Clean Me light, and dishwasher safe parts. Once you have your new Sage Barista Express machine at home, Join Sage's virtual coffee masterclass to learn how to get the most out of your machine.
True cafe quality, without the barista. Create great tasting espresso - from bean to espresso - in less than a minute. The Barista Express allows you to grind the beans right before extraction, and its interchangeable filters and a choice of automatic or manual operation ensure authentic cafe style results in no time at all. The 250g built-in conical burr grinder grinds coffee beans on-demand to deliver the right amount of freshly ground coffee into the portafilter. Adjustable grind settings and dosage control is simple and intuitive, giving you control over the grind size no matter what type of bean you're grinding. The Barista Express has PID temperature control, maintaining the water temperature within plus/minus 1 degree celsius. Assuring the nuanced flavour notes of the bean are perfectly balanced. The milk steamer textures the milk to a velvety mouthfeel creating silky microfoam capable of poring latte art. Easy-to-use and easy to clean with the self-cleaning milk steamer, Clean Me light, and dishwasher safe parts. Once you have your new Sage Barista Express machine at home, Join Sage's virtual coffee masterclass to learn how to get the most out of your machine.
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The Barista Express Coffee Machine In Gray
Delivery $45
Sage - The Barista Express - Coffee machine with manual milk frother & grinder - Automatic grinding individual milk foam - Brushed stainless steel
Delivery between 28 June – 2 July $15.52
originally posted on johnlewis.com
I strongly advise avoiding this particular model, it is nigh impossible to make a consistent cup of coffee. Despite eating my life and changing all of the settings meticulously (and having used the same premium bean for over a year, owned a similar cost DeLonghi & am a trained barista) you just can't make a great or simply even a just about acceptable good coffee. Not good. The machine over & under extracts cup by cup, in short an exercise in teeth grindingly frustrating futility. Coupled with this is the ludicrous manner in which beans are presented to you after they are ground, a la a mole hill that you somehow have to try and manage to not spill everywhere & expected to use a gimmicky "blade", prior to using the tamper for coffee optimisation. First world ... MoreI strongly advise avoiding this particular model, it is nigh impossible to make a consistent cup of coffee. Despite eating my life and changing all of the settings meticulously (and having used the same premium bean for over a year, owned a similar cost DeLonghi & am a trained barista) you just can't make a great or simply even a just about acceptable good coffee. Not good. The machine over & under extracts cup by cup, in short an exercise in teeth grindingly frustrating futility. Coupled with this is the ludicrous manner in which beans are presented to you after they are ground, a la a mole hill that you somehow have to try and manage to not spill everywhere & expected to use a gimmicky "blade", prior to using the tamper for coffee optimisation. First world problems aside, the whole process is simply laughable. And no I don't expect to have to buy a funnel as an extra add on in a cynical ploy to garner even more revenue by Sage.Coupled with this is that Sage proudly have the worst level of customer service I have experienced in quite some time, it's laughably bad. Should you encounter problems with a machine, the protocol is to redirect you to Sage. If you actually manage to get through, despite having valid warranty they will attempt to prompt a number of unacceptable hoop jumps that are way beyond what can be perceived to be acceptable in terms of consumer rights legislation.However don't just take my word for it check out general reviews on sites that John Lewis refuse to let me mention here.
originally posted on sageappliances.com
Bought a Barista Express a couple of years ago at the start of lockdown to get me through until the coffee shops opened again, but this actually changed my whole coffee experience, and I will NEVER go back. I used this machine several times a day, EVERY day since purchase and other household members used it as well for iced latte's etc...it performed faultlessly since purchase, and I experimented with so many different types of beans, eventually purchasing a Sage Smart Grinder Pro as well. After almost 3 years and continual use day after day it finally developed a fault and wouldn't pull the water through from the storage unit. It is probably something simple, but I decided that it had been such a workhorse I couldn't be bothered to send it away for repair and ... MoreBought a Barista Express a couple of years ago at the start of lockdown to get me through until the coffee shops opened again, but this actually changed my whole coffee experience, and I will NEVER go back. I used this machine several times a day, EVERY day since purchase and other household members used it as well for iced latte's etc...it performed faultlessly since purchase, and I experimented with so many different types of beans, eventually purchasing a Sage Smart Grinder Pro as well. After almost 3 years and continual use day after day it finally developed a fault and wouldn't pull the water through from the storage unit. It is probably something simple, but I decided that it had been such a workhorse I couldn't be bothered to send it away for repair and bought a new one instead. I got the new one direct from Sage whilst on offer but to be honest, I would have quite happily paid full price as I am so impressed with it. Amazing coffee every time with very little prior knowledge required. I eventually found the grinder a little too basic for some beans and that is where the smart grinder pro comes in to complete the package. The Sage Dual Boiler will be the next step up, but for now I am perfectly happy with the Barista Express.
originally posted on johnlewis.com
I love this machine. It makes great coffee (although as other reviewers say you do need to persevere to get it right) and it looks gorgeous in my kitchen. BUT I have either been really unlucky or they are not reliable machines. I bought my first machine in June 2019. In early May 2021 the hot water and steam nozzle stopped working and John Lewis replaced it as it was still within the two year guarantee. The replacement though only had a 1 year manufacturers guarantee. In November 2022 (6 months after this guarantee had expired) the machine has broken once again. This time it won't turn on - no power at all. Checked sockets and plugs and all working fine so clearly an electrical fault in the machine. And no warranty to cover a repair. The amount this machine cost I ... MoreI love this machine. It makes great coffee (although as other reviewers say you do need to persevere to get it right) and it looks gorgeous in my kitchen. BUT I have either been really unlucky or they are not reliable machines. I bought my first machine in June 2019. In early May 2021 the hot water and steam nozzle stopped working and John Lewis replaced it as it was still within the two year guarantee. The replacement though only had a 1 year manufacturers guarantee. In November 2022 (6 months after this guarantee had expired) the machine has broken once again. This time it won't turn on - no power at all. Checked sockets and plugs and all working fine so clearly an electrical fault in the machine. And no warranty to cover a repair. The amount this machine cost I really wouldn't expect it to break after 18 months. I look after it as per the manufacturer's instructions so don't feel this is user related. Am very disappointed by the experience and don't feel this is value for money. And not the quality I would expect from a John Lewis bought product. So think twice before you spend this kind of cash on this machine as you may not get the life expectancy you might be wanting.
| Product dimensions | 12.2D x 15.7W x 13H centimetres |
| Filter type | Reusable |
| Style | Barista Express Stainless Steel |
| Specific uses for product | Coffee Maker |
| Recommended uses for product | Home |
Breville Barista Express Coffee Machine Thermo Milk Jug BES875BSS Espresso
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The Barista Express Coffee Machine In Gray
Delivery $45
Sage - The Barista Express - Coffee machine with manual milk frother & grinder - Automatic grinding individual milk foam - Brushed stainless steel
Delivery between 28 June – 2 July $15.52
I strongly advise avoiding this particular model, it is nigh impossible to make a consistent cup of coffee. Despite eating my life and changing all of the settings meticulously (and having used the same premium bean for over a year, owned a similar cost DeLonghi & am a trained barista) you just can't make a great or simply even a just about acceptable good coffee. Not good. The machine over & under extracts cup by cup, in short an exercise in teeth grindingly frustrating futility. Coupled with this is the ludicrous manner in which beans are presented to you after they are ground, a la a mole hill that you somehow have to try and manage to not spill everywhere & expected to use a gimmicky "blade", prior to using the tamper for coffee optimisation. First world ... MoreI strongly advise avoiding this particular model, it is nigh impossible to make a consistent cup of coffee. Despite eating my life and changing all of the settings meticulously (and having used the same premium bean for over a year, owned a similar cost DeLonghi & am a trained barista) you just can't make a great or simply even a just about acceptable good coffee. Not good. The machine over & under extracts cup by cup, in short an exercise in teeth grindingly frustrating futility. Coupled with this is the ludicrous manner in which beans are presented to you after they are ground, a la a mole hill that you somehow have to try and manage to not spill everywhere & expected to use a gimmicky "blade", prior to using the tamper for coffee optimisation. First world problems aside, the whole process is simply laughable. And no I don't expect to have to buy a funnel as an extra add on in a cynical ploy to garner even more revenue by Sage.Coupled with this is that Sage proudly have the worst level of customer service I have experienced in quite some time, it's laughably bad. Should you encounter problems with a machine, the protocol is to redirect you to Sage. If you actually manage to get through, despite having valid warranty they will attempt to prompt a number of unacceptable hoop jumps that are way beyond what can be perceived to be acceptable in terms of consumer rights legislation.However don't just take my word for it check out general reviews on sites that John Lewis refuse to let me mention here.
Bought a Barista Express a couple of years ago at the start of lockdown to get me through until the coffee shops opened again, but this actually changed my whole coffee experience, and I will NEVER go back. I used this machine several times a day, EVERY day since purchase and other household members used it as well for iced latte's etc...it performed faultlessly since purchase, and I experimented with so many different types of beans, eventually purchasing a Sage Smart Grinder Pro as well. After almost 3 years and continual use day after day it finally developed a fault and wouldn't pull the water through from the storage unit. It is probably something simple, but I decided that it had been such a workhorse I couldn't be bothered to send it away for repair and ... MoreBought a Barista Express a couple of years ago at the start of lockdown to get me through until the coffee shops opened again, but this actually changed my whole coffee experience, and I will NEVER go back. I used this machine several times a day, EVERY day since purchase and other household members used it as well for iced latte's etc...it performed faultlessly since purchase, and I experimented with so many different types of beans, eventually purchasing a Sage Smart Grinder Pro as well. After almost 3 years and continual use day after day it finally developed a fault and wouldn't pull the water through from the storage unit. It is probably something simple, but I decided that it had been such a workhorse I couldn't be bothered to send it away for repair and bought a new one instead. I got the new one direct from Sage whilst on offer but to be honest, I would have quite happily paid full price as I am so impressed with it. Amazing coffee every time with very little prior knowledge required. I eventually found the grinder a little too basic for some beans and that is where the smart grinder pro comes in to complete the package. The Sage Dual Boiler will be the next step up, but for now I am perfectly happy with the Barista Express.
I love this machine. It makes great coffee (although as other reviewers say you do need to persevere to get it right) and it looks gorgeous in my kitchen. BUT I have either been really unlucky or they are not reliable machines. I bought my first machine in June 2019. In early May 2021 the hot water and steam nozzle stopped working and John Lewis replaced it as it was still within the two year guarantee. The replacement though only had a 1 year manufacturers guarantee. In November 2022 (6 months after this guarantee had expired) the machine has broken once again. This time it won't turn on - no power at all. Checked sockets and plugs and all working fine so clearly an electrical fault in the machine. And no warranty to cover a repair. The amount this machine cost I ... MoreI love this machine. It makes great coffee (although as other reviewers say you do need to persevere to get it right) and it looks gorgeous in my kitchen. BUT I have either been really unlucky or they are not reliable machines. I bought my first machine in June 2019. In early May 2021 the hot water and steam nozzle stopped working and John Lewis replaced it as it was still within the two year guarantee. The replacement though only had a 1 year manufacturers guarantee. In November 2022 (6 months after this guarantee had expired) the machine has broken once again. This time it won't turn on - no power at all. Checked sockets and plugs and all working fine so clearly an electrical fault in the machine. And no warranty to cover a repair. The amount this machine cost I really wouldn't expect it to break after 18 months. I look after it as per the manufacturer's instructions so don't feel this is user related. Am very disappointed by the experience and don't feel this is value for money. And not the quality I would expect from a John Lewis bought product. So think twice before you spend this kind of cash on this machine as you may not get the life expectancy you might be wanting.
Bought by my fmily as a Christmas presnet nearly four years ago for two subsequet years the Barista Express was a marvel and I so enjoyed using it. Then it broke down and we took it to John Lewis the authorised sellers and it was repaired. Mind you a heavy machine to be carting around shopping centres!! It has finally failed after fourand a half years. regularly descaled and cleaned (4 to 6 monthly). No water extracts through the portafilter little pressure from the steam wand. One repairer stated that parts were too expensive and difficult to obtain and has avoided Sage products. From the criticism I have read Sage seem to react to problems in a rather random way and I am not sure I want to return to them for a replacement. I await Coffee Classics response with ... MoreBought by my fmily as a Christmas presnet nearly four years ago for two subsequet years the Barista Express was a marvel and I so enjoyed using it. Then it broke down and we took it to John Lewis the authorised sellers and it was repaired. Mind you a heavy machine to be carting around shopping centres!! It has finally failed after fourand a half years. regularly descaled and cleaned (4 to 6 monthly). No water extracts through the portafilter little pressure from the steam wand. One repairer stated that parts were too expensive and difficult to obtain and has avoided Sage products. From the criticism I have read Sage seem to react to problems in a rather random way and I am not sure I want to return to them for a replacement. I await Coffee Classics response with interest and depending on their analysis of the problem I may or may not rebuy. Would I recommend to a friend who I wished to remain a friend NO! My little inexpensive Gaggia was not so much fun but despite us carting it back and forth to Devon performed for many years!
I have had my coffee machine for 2.5yrs now. It was bought during the first lockdown, and it had a really positive impact on the household. It was nice to have a little luxury during the bleak times. The machine looks amazing and makes a showpiece in the kitchen. The experience of making a coffee was enjoyable and the drinking of the coffee was even better. This machine makes fantastic coffee! Once you have worked out the correct settings for the bean you are using, it really is a fabulous machine.However the bad side. The machine comes with a 2 year warranty. After 2.5yrs the steam and hot water function stopped working. Sage offered to fix it for £199.99! Almost half the cost of the machine. It does make nice coffee, but at the expense of over £600 for 30 months ... MoreI have had my coffee machine for 2.5yrs now. It was bought during the first lockdown, and it had a really positive impact on the household. It was nice to have a little luxury during the bleak times. The machine looks amazing and makes a showpiece in the kitchen. The experience of making a coffee was enjoyable and the drinking of the coffee was even better. This machine makes fantastic coffee! Once you have worked out the correct settings for the bean you are using, it really is a fabulous machine.However the bad side. The machine comes with a 2 year warranty. After 2.5yrs the steam and hot water function stopped working. Sage offered to fix it for £199.99! Almost half the cost of the machine. It does make nice coffee, but at the expense of over £600 for 30 months of coffee making…..there are cheaper gym memberships out there!It’s a real shame that sage don’t offer a better service to customers post sale. I sadly won’t be replacing or buying Sage again. I have always been of a mindset that you need to spend money to get better quality. However, in this instance I have spent the money but received the quality of a much cheaper product.
We were looking for a machine that allowed us to do the steps manually, rather than a "one press bean to cup" machine, and this fits our requirements perfectly. The integrated grinder allows us to set the grind fineness and amount to put into the basket, then you can see the pressure achieved during extraction (making the espresso) on the pressure gauge so you can tell if you've got the right fineness of coffee and the right amount for the type of bean/powder you're using. Extraction is at 93C and may be tweaked a bit. Finally, steaming is at a higher temperature (130C) and makes an excellent job with the supplied jug, which has a temperature gauge built into the side to see when the milk's at the right temperature.Some advice:- fresh caffeinated beans - grind ... MoreWe were looking for a machine that allowed us to do the steps manually, rather than a "one press bean to cup" machine, and this fits our requirements perfectly. The integrated grinder allows us to set the grind fineness and amount to put into the basket, then you can see the pressure achieved during extraction (making the espresso) on the pressure gauge so you can tell if you've got the right fineness of coffee and the right amount for the type of bean/powder you're using. Extraction is at 93C and may be tweaked a bit. Finally, steaming is at a higher temperature (130C) and makes an excellent job with the supplied jug, which has a temperature gauge built into the side to see when the milk's at the right temperature.Some advice:- fresh caffeinated beans - grind fineness of 8, amount at 4 o'clock on the front dial, using the standard baskets- fresh DEcaffeinated beans - grind fineness of 5, amount at 12 o'clock, using the dual-walled baskets- pre-ground - use the dual-walled baskets (as per the instructions).Really important to note how decaffeinated beans need different settings and the different basket!Note that the extraction pressure is 9 bar, not 15 bar as might be shown in the description. 9 bar generally provides better results.Overall this is a very well built machine, very enjoyable to use and very rewarding to hone your barista skills.
On our (emigration) container arriving from South Africa into the UK, I discovered that my trusty old Breville 860XL had somehow 'passed away'. As it was very, very old I decided it was no longer worth repairing.Much research into a new espresso machine took me to other brands, but I returned to the SAGE BE 875 from a price/performance POV and existing personal knowledge of the product.It took me just a few cups to have the grind size and amount tuned. I did not have to adjust the shot volume at all.The new hot water feature is awesome.The lip where the bean hopper is inserted will now prevent water spills from entering the grinder.Minor crits are that the filters need to be deeper to avoid minor grind mess, the steam/hot water knob is not as ergonomic as ... MoreOn our (emigration) container arriving from South Africa into the UK, I discovered that my trusty old Breville 860XL had somehow 'passed away'. As it was very, very old I decided it was no longer worth repairing.Much research into a new espresso machine took me to other brands, but I returned to the SAGE BE 875 from a price/performance POV and existing personal knowledge of the product.It took me just a few cups to have the grind size and amount tuned. I did not have to adjust the shot volume at all.The new hot water feature is awesome.The lip where the bean hopper is inserted will now prevent water spills from entering the grinder.Minor crits are that the filters need to be deeper to avoid minor grind mess, the steam/hot water knob is not as ergonomic as it should be and the 'empty me' indicator on the drip tray only reacts when the tray is quite full.I hardly ever have coffee at Cafés, considering what I can make at home. Awesome coffee at a fair price.
Amazing machine. This machine gave me real opportunity to learn and make amazing coffee every time irrespective of what kind of beans I have. Highly configurable with loads of settings and many filters. This machine is for people wlov love to have perfect coffee every time. Please note this is not automatic machine; in fact there is no such thing in market. If someone is saying I have automatic coffee machine which means they simply don’t know coffee business there are plenty of YouTube videos take some time to learn life skills and you won’t regret it. Once you learn how to operate it, I’m sure you will never turn back to high street coffee shops. Costa, Starbucks, Nero it any other big brands can’t make the coffee like what suits to your personal taste and this ... MoreAmazing machine. This machine gave me real opportunity to learn and make amazing coffee every time irrespective of what kind of beans I have. Highly configurable with loads of settings and many filters. This machine is for people wlov love to have perfect coffee every time. Please note this is not automatic machine; in fact there is no such thing in market. If someone is saying I have automatic coffee machine which means they simply don’t know coffee business there are plenty of YouTube videos take some time to learn life skills and you won’t regret it. Once you learn how to operate it, I’m sure you will never turn back to high street coffee shops. Costa, Starbucks, Nero it any other big brands can’t make the coffee like what suits to your personal taste and this machine does awesome job.:
I’m not sure that this machine is what people will expect. I had a more compact Krups machine which was almost as good and it was old. However it grinds your beans and makes a good cup of coffee but if you want some créma then you need to use the double wall insert. No matter how you set the grind or what coffee you buy the dual wall insert is essential. The pressure gauge is probably meaningless.The steam wand is excellent but it’s a bit slow to get going. The coffee dosage is set to lowest but it still over fills slightly. Far too much water ends up in the drip tray and it has to be emptied after every session..I probably would empty it anyway but it does get very full.When I bought it, there was an offer of free coffee or an online tutorial but I’ve not seen ... MoreI’m not sure that this machine is what people will expect. I had a more compact Krups machine which was almost as good and it was old. However it grinds your beans and makes a good cup of coffee but if you want some créma then you need to use the double wall insert. No matter how you set the grind or what coffee you buy the dual wall insert is essential. The pressure gauge is probably meaningless.The steam wand is excellent but it’s a bit slow to get going. The coffee dosage is set to lowest but it still over fills slightly. Far too much water ends up in the drip tray and it has to be emptied after every session..I probably would empty it anyway but it does get very full.When I bought it, there was an offer of free coffee or an online tutorial but I’ve not seen where I can get those.That’s the negatives though…the positives are that the coffee is good and I like the design of the machine. Some say it’s noisy and it is a bit but that’s not a problem.It needs a good wipe after each session and it’s worth 1 minute to do so, to leave your kitchen or butlers pantry tidy.I use Breakfast cups by ‘Jars’ of Turon from David Mellor and Coffee by Fidelia of Coleraine or Sainsbury’s Guatemala Espresso.I would buy this make of machine again without doubt.
finding the right machine is nightmare but after much internet review watching settle for the Barista express, I wanted a a machine for my daily espresso fix to replace a simpler pump machine, The express seems to tick every box and then some.when arrived you can just feel the premium quality everything as a luxury weight to it, from the filter baskets to razor all crafted beautifully. this is a machine to command worktop space and show off :)is the coffee any good ? well yes after a little learning curve and I recommend taking time to watch the sage videos on how to sail in your perfect espresso, one I learnt so much and was able to perfect to my own taste but love the options it gives you.Gusto Creme every single time small tweaks of grind or amount and you ... Morefinding the right machine is nightmare but after much internet review watching settle for the Barista express, I wanted a a machine for my daily espresso fix to replace a simpler pump machine, The express seems to tick every box and then some.when arrived you can just feel the premium quality everything as a luxury weight to it, from the filter baskets to razor all crafted beautifully. this is a machine to command worktop space and show off :)is the coffee any good ? well yes after a little learning curve and I recommend taking time to watch the sage videos on how to sail in your perfect espresso, one I learnt so much and was able to perfect to my own taste but love the options it gives you.Gusto Creme every single time small tweaks of grind or amount and you will be annoying your friends family and instagram with pictures of velvet Creme every time.recommend this machine its just premium and works perfectly with no fuss and the simplicity of manual controls
| Product dimensions | 12.2D x 15.7W x 13H centimetres |
| Filter type | Reusable |
| Style | Barista Express Stainless Steel |
| Specific uses for product | Coffee Maker |
| Recommended uses for product | Home |
