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Nespresso CitiZ D110 Espresso Maker, Black

3.5 out of 5 stars 38 customer reviews
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Product Information

Product Dimensions 15.6 x 15.2 x 15 inches
Item Weight 10 pounds
Shipping Weight 10 pounds
Manufacturer Nespresso
ASIN B00243GXT8
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Item model number D110-US-BK-NE1
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3.5 out of 5 stars 38 customer reviews

3.5 out of 5 stars
Best Sellers Rank #216,805 in Home & Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen)
#277 in Kitchen & Dining > Coffee, Tea & Espresso > Espresso Machines
Date first available at Amazon.com September 1, 2010

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I stressed about buying a "pod" machine for some time. I didn't like the feeling of being held to corporate pods and I resisted the "idiot-proof" nature of a machine like this, but I accepted the fact that I am not interested in coffee enough to master hard core barista techniques so I took the plunge with this machine.

It was a great decision. This machine is beautiful, functional, easy to use and makes fantastic espresso, cappuccino and latte drinks consistently and I highly recommend it. If you dont have access to a Nespresso Boutique for your pod purchases you can get very fast delivery from their online store with reasonable shipping (but I think it should be free).

I also debated a long time between this machine and the one with the attached milk frothing device. I decided to buy that separately because I didnt want the machine to take up too much counter space and the separate frother can be stored in the cupboard.
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After traveling the course of Delonghi and Capresso manual and semi-automatic machines, I finally broke down. Spending 20 minutes to prepare a shot of espresso, including preparation and clean-up, and then having to drink it luke warm after the motions, was, to put it mildly, just not fun anymore.

Once you get off the high horse of "Oh, that cannot be espresso, only an X machine can make espresso, you need to suffer to make espresso", and you actually try Nespresso coffee, you are in for a treat. It's not bad. NOT BAD AT ALL.

I'm a hardcore coffee guy. My favorite espresso will always be the one that a professional makes for me, or one that I make for somebody else. I cannot enjoy something I make for myself. So my choice was either one of those $1,000+ super automatic machines, with all its glorious, unending, thankless maintenance chores, or one of those "capsule" monsters. Well, HELLO FRANKENSTEIN. Yes, yes, you are ALIVE!

The CitiZ could not be easier to operate. Anything I can say in that regard would be overkill; some fellow reviewers have done magnificently in their description of the beautiful "unboxing experience". Nespresso offers a nice variety of coffee blends, and they are sufficiently diverse in flavor and complexity to matter. Those people who say that there is no difference between blends (i.e. the Dulção and the Ristretto) may have lost their taste buds in a horrible dentistry accident, or may be instant coffee refugees. My condolences.

Yes, the people at Nestlé are uptight snobs, presumptuous b*stards who have closed the Nespresso capsule market to themselves. They sell a relatively expensive product ($0.
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I've owned a few espresso machines over the years: Many years ago, I owned one of those stovetop metal machines. It's been so long since I've had one of those that I'm not even going to comment on the quality of espresso it made. Subsequently I purchased a few different pump machines made by Krups. They both made decent espresso, but nothing compared to what I could get at a decent cafe.

I moved several months ago and discovered that my espresso machine didn't survive the move. After fruitlessly trying to figure out how to get it running again, I decided I'd just buy a new machine. What to buy? I looked at Krups again, but thought it might be nice to get something that would hopefully make even better espresso. I looked at Breville and a few other brands, but my frugal side kept pulling me back to inexpensive machines by Krups and a few others. Meanwhile I was seeking out opinions from others, both in person and online, and finally decided to give the Nespresso brand a try. I was initially extremely put off by the notion of buying into a system where I'd have to buy my coffee from the manufacturer, but I did have to admit that the ease of use seemed great and I wasn't particularly enamored by all that was entailed in using a manual machine.

I've now had my CitiZ for nearly three months and have to say that, along with my Nespresso Aerocino, it is one of the best consumer electronics purchases I've ever made. I like strong espresso, so my preferred pods are the more intense ones: Ristretto, Arpeggio, Roma, Decaf Intenso, and the limited edition Kazaar. I've had espresso at a few cafes since buying my CitiZ and I honestly have found all of them inferior to what I get from my CitiZ.
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I absolutely love this machine. Easy to use and takes up little space in the kitchen. So convenient and takes no skill at all to use.....in other words it's a no brainer and that is what I need in the morning!
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We've had this thing since early Nov 2012, and use it quite a bit -- every day, averaging 4-5 shots a day, so that's maybe 300 shots and counting. Here are some random thoughts about our experience so far:

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* The espresso is very good. Intense flavor, thick crema, just yummy. I won't claim to be a coffee connoisseur, but I've had *bad* coffee before, and this is not it. :-) I'll say it this way -- I think strbucks is pretty good, I think kcups are pretty bad. This is way up at the strbucks end of the spectrum. I personally think it's *better* than strbucks, but I can't be sure -- it might just be because I don't enjoy standing in line.

* It's quick, it's consistent, it's easy, *dangerously* easy. To make a shot of espresso (warm the machine up, insert a coffee capsule, push the button) takes about 2 minutes. Cleaning up afterwards takes another minute.

* It's fun to try making "recipe" drinks -- latte', cappuccino, macchiato, ... the Nespresso web page has suggestions and methods.

* In 2 1/2 months, we've already recovered (based on strbucks prices) the cost of the machine. And that's without considering the *time* we save, the added enjoyment of being in our own cozy home, etc. (We didn't necessarily buy the machine to save money. Just sayin.. even if it falls apart the day after the 1 yr warranty ends, we'll happily buy another.)

* Optional: For extra credit, you can snip the foil lids off the capsules, compost the spent coffee, and recycle the aluminum shells. In that case, there's very little trash left behind.
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