El Presidente Posted October 31, 2022 Posted October 31, 2022 The Most Expensive Coffee Machines: The Last One from Super Veloce is the Epitome of Royalty October 13, 2020 5 min read 166 1 What does it take to own a coffee machine? You might think, “Well, it is not a big deal. It might reach thousands of dollars, but hardly ever more”. And here is a brand that comes to prove you outdated. Once you discover the craftsmanship behind Super Veloce’s most expensive coffee machines, you cannot resist contacting for a purchase. The company, with its state-of-art machines pays tribute to the car collectors, designers, engineers and simply those, who are fond of expensive materials. And by the word ‘expensive’ one should enlist those that are used in crafting aerospace. This is beyond fiction and art. Most Expensive Coffee Machines: Super Veloce Serie Titanio Source: SuperVeloce Just imagine the level of creativity of Super Veloce engineers, who brought racing emotion into manufacturing the most expensive coffee machines. This is the spot, where you can’t help feeling amazed with the blend of engines winning Grand Prix and your morning espresso maker. These fully customizable coffee machines keep the headstart doses of your daily energy. Whether a V8 , V10 or V12 – it is up to you to choose the motor that pours in your cup. You think it is just a mimic of materials, don’t you? But what if you found out that each of these V’s by Super Veloce weigh 23 kilograms? Source: SuperVeloce The most expensive coffee machines by Super Veloce use high-end materials that speak of the professionalism of the engineering team. Priced at 10,000 Euro, Serie Titanio’s engine block part uses anodized natural alloy, while cylinder heads use anodized bright silver. Stainless steel is also one of the core components of motors. You can choose from color schemes in the range of red, orange, gold, blue, gunmetal and black. The plate on the bottom is crafted through using pressure-resistant thermoset carbon fiber. The machine is 420mm wide, 340mm high and the total length is 380mm. Input voltages include 110-120V and 220-240V. Flat Six Engine of 10,500 USD Source: SuperVeloce The next one of the most expensive coffee machines by Super Veloce is Flat Six. It is called Boxer Engine in other words and includes 6 cylinders – 3 on each side, that are fixed horizontally. When it is a working process, it feels like the right and left sides of the machine do a sort of fight like boxers, moving their gloves against each other when the start of the round is given. It pays tribute to cars that locate their engines in the mid or at the rear. What is more, these engines are harder to manufacture due to the positioning of their details. You can conclude that it is found exclusively within hypercars, supercars, two wheelers and aircraft. Source: SuperVeloce Flat Six coffee machine materials include satin and bright silver, again anodized. It has the same voltage as the previous model, but it is now 21,5 kilograms. Aviatore Turbo Jet: Are you an aviation collector? Then Super Veloe’s next masterpiece, which is one of the most expensive coffee machines, waits for a collector like you. Introducing Aviatore Turbo Jet, which includes a high pressure brewing system perfect for coffee grinds and tea leaves. This is a machine with a price around 17,000 USD. Source: SuperVeloce The usage is simple. Just unlock the turbine shell by sliding it and push the buttons to brew your energy-boosting liquid. Titanium water tank has a capacity of 3 liters, so it is more than enough to treat your guests at home. It is heavier than car engine models (as it should be in reality) and it weighs 28kg. Aluminum and stainless steel are the main materials in this model. Source: SuperVeloce And Now, The Ultimate One… The most expensive coffee machines Source: SuperVeloce The models mentioned above might sound quite exciting, unless you discover the super limited edition by Super Veloce, which is certainly number one in the row of their most expensive coffee machines. Does $200,000+ price tag sound a bit exaggerated? If yes, then get acquainted with the Veloce Royale espresso maker. Source: SuperVeloce The ultimate engine is made of titanium, diamonds, white gold of 18 karats, royal purple amethyst, gold leaf carbon fiber, satin gold and bright gold for block and cylinder heads. The tank cap uses diamonds with bright gold touches. The cups come in the same materials too. This ultra luxurious machine takes its inspiration from the F1 engines – the epitomes of power. The machine has 2 years of warranty, yet it will definitely serve longer with the same spectacular royalty. Source: SuperVeloce 2 1
Fuzz Posted October 31, 2022 Posted October 31, 2022 Sooooo.... I put the Nespresso pod in the top? 4
Arabian Posted October 31, 2022 Posted October 31, 2022 "This is a machine with a price around 17,000 USD" I will check other shops and come back. other shop 1 1
Ken Gargett Posted October 31, 2022 Posted October 31, 2022 a mate who is a fanatic about his coffee and has the dosh to enjoy it got himself some whizzbang machine that cost him $20K. still wasn't happy. so that got moved to the garage and he bought a $40K one. no idea what. now he is happy. but he has every bell and whistle imaginable. his roasting machine thing is linked to a company's computer in norway to monitor it and so on. he is a research scientist so all this sort of stuff fascinates him. computers regulate the grinding down to exact sizes. and also the water temperature down to about 18 decimal points. he has promised i can do an article about him and his coffee. personally, my simple machine does okay.
PartagasIV Posted October 31, 2022 Posted October 31, 2022 Never tried these and have zero connection to them, but tech seems neat. Far cry from freeze-dried: https://cometeer.com/
Namisgr11 Posted October 31, 2022 Posted October 31, 2022 I'll second the drip coffee, just fine out of a $60 Krupps machine. My wife uses an even less expensive French Press. But the quality of the water and the beans that get freshly ground is high.
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