Sage - The Oracle Touch, Brushed Stainless Steel

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Included Accessories: Portafilter and baskets, Milk pitcher, Cleaning supplies, Instruction manual.

It is probably more expensive than a lot of home-coffee makers want to fork out, especially if you’re new to the world of espresso machines. So the Breville Oracle vs Oracle Touch winner is really a question of what features you’ll actually use. Either way, you’ll get a great looking espresso machine that delivers consistently exceptional coffee for a long time. It has an integrated grinder, steam wand, water filter and customisable settings for grind consistency, shot intensity, and milk temperature. This Barista Touch machine from sage measures 32 X 32 X 41 (WxDxH) cm. Both Oracle Touch and Barista Touch are equipped with Dosage Control Grinding. An integrated conical burr grinder is included to grind your favourite coffee beans with better precision. • PID TechnologyWhen I first got my Sage Oracle Touch, I found the setup process relatively straightforward. If you're considering getting one yourself, here's an overview of the processes I followed to get my machine up and running. Although it has a color touchscreen rather than buttons and a pressure gauge, the Oracle Touch is instantly recognizable as a Breville espresso machine. The Australian manufacturer has definitely succeeded in creating an overall design for its machines that’s both modern and stylishly retro.

Once the initial setup was complete, I could start playing with the settings and customising my drinks. The machine even allowed me to add custom drinks by selecting the "create new" option on the screen and adjusting the settings to match my preferences. This is one of the most obvious cons we identified in our Sage Oracle Touch review. Sage says the machine should automatically grind 22g of coffee, yet it actually gives you 25g.

Seven months ago, I got my hands on the Sage Oracle Touch coffee machine. I wanted to specifically craft that ideal espresso at home every single time. The touchscreen interface is also user-friendly, guiding you through the process and offering preset options for various coffee beverages. While it may not be as sophisticated and State of The Art as the Eagle One Prima (Read my Eagle One Prima review here) I honestly think Sage Barista is as quality as it gets. You can manually change the brewing temperature for drawing off espresso, between 86°C and 96°C. Customisable Milk Texturing