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Jura-Capresso 13531 Impressa C5 Fully Automatic Coffee Center, Piano Black

Jura-Capresso 13531 Impressa C5 Fully Automatic Coffee Center, Piano BlackBrand: Jura-Capresso
Category: Kitchen

List Price: $1,200.00
Buy New: $997.95
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Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars 2 reviews
Sales Rank: 55025

Color: Piano Black
Shipping Weight (lbs): 20
Dimensions (in): 15 x 11.5 x 13.5

MPN: 13531
Model: 13531
UPC: 794151410527
EAN: 0794151410527
ASIN: B00330QVLG

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Features:
  • 1450-watt automatic coffee machine with 15-bar pump and stainless-steel ThermoBlock heating system
  • Rotary dial for choosing coffee or espresso and 1 or 2 cups; Intelligent Pre Brew Aroma System
  • 6-setting conical steel burr grinder; separate funnel for pre-ground coffee; 5-16-gram brewing chamber
  • Adjustable-height coffee spout; Easy Cappuccino Frother or hot water nozzle; removable water tank
  • Measures 15 by 11-1/2 by 13-1/2 inches

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Editorial Reviews:

Product Description
The IMPRESSA C5 grinds, tamps, brews and self-cleans in less than 60 seconds. It produces more crema for the best in high-pressure-brewed coffee, espresso, cappuccino, latte, caf?? mocha latte and more. The variable brewing chamber holds between 5 and 16 grams of ground coffee, making it possible to brew any kind of coffee from a single 1-oz. ristretto to two 8-oz. cups of coffee at a time.The IMPRESSA C5 comes equipped with a Dual Frother PLUS, which makes it easy to froth or steam milk like a barista into any sized pitcher or directly into the cup. There is also a dispenser for hot water.The IMPRESSA C5 has a small footprint (11 by 14 inches) to save space on the countertop, and it features a 7-ounce bean container and a 64-ounce water container.The IMPRESSA C5 features a stainless steel Thermoblock heating system and a 18-bar pressure pump that guarantees fully aromatic high pressure brewed coffee and a strong layer of crema. A Clearyl Water Filtration System purifies water and eliminates the need for decalcification.A separate coffee funnel can be used with different varieties of pre-ground coffee, such as decaf, when there are regular beans in the bean container.The commercial quality conical steel burr grinder with six fineness settings has a special design to maximize the flavor and aroma of the coffee. The machine alerts the user to add fresh coffee beans when needed.S


Customer Reviews:
5 out of 5 stars Great coffee and easy to use   September 6, 2010
Gregory G. Caiazzo (Arlington, VA)
Purchased this machine about three months ago and have been totally pleased with it. Owned a C 1000 and upgraded with the frothXpress PLUS as well.... Easy to program, easy to use and easy to clean. I have been through two cycles of cleaning with the tablets and the cleaning took about half the time the C 1000 took... It uses special Cearly Blue filters.. no discounts on these. They are a standard price and you replace them with every cleaning so there is a little expense with this.

The frothXpress is great and I use it only when I am making a few cappucinos. It comes completely apart and cleans easily.

All in all, I could not be happier. The only thing that coul be better are the initial directions on how to use the machine. Having owned the other one, this one was easier to maneuver. The directions for the frothXpress PLUS are almost non-existent but I found some directions online which helped.

It is a hefty price for a machine but I value good coffee. You will not be disappointed.



3 out of 5 stars Jura is OK,but not great   March 2, 2010
N.O.65
10 out of 12 found this review helpful

I have purchase the new Jura-Capresso Impressa C5 before it had been released. So I had to wait for several weeks for its delivery. Once it arrived it took a good couple of hours to read through the manual, (the machine operation is not intuitive). It had all kinds of warnings for grinding: no oily beans, no flavored beans, and so on. (You could grind such beans in separate grinder and use it in the grinded beans compartment. I have not tried this yet). So, I have followed the instructions closely, and for about 5 to 7 days it worked fine. However, one morning, after the first cup of coffee I made, I could not make a second one. (There was no coffee coming out of the spouts). I try different approaches to solve the issue myself, however eventually called the company. The representative had walked me through some steps, basically squandering more and more of my good beans, but was not able to solve the problem. To his credit, once he realized he can not resolve the issue he offered to replace the body of the machine. The way it worked; the company has sent the new body and a label to send the old one back. (I had to remove all the removable parts: water tank, spout for cappuccino, and such) It took about a week for a new one to arrive. On arrival, I have noticed that the spout on the new one did not feet as well as on the old one, but I did tried to froth the milk yet. (I hope it works)
As far as quality of the coffee it makes, it is not bad; it is still not a commercial quality, but the machine makes a creama that is somewhat resembling of a good European café coffee. I have tried several different kinds of beans and came to the conclusion that quality of beans make a bigger difference than the machine itself. (I tried the good beans in the cheap espresso machine and the coffee was almost as good). The best beans I found were at the "Whole Foods" store.
Overall, I think it is way overpriced, and I would not purchase it again.





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