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Segafredo Espresso Coffee Top 5

Monday, February 22nd, 2010

Ever wonder what everyone else is drinking? Here are the top 5 Segafredo Espresso Coffees:

segafredo-logo1As far as it goes for Segafredo Espresso Coffee E.S.E pods…well, they don’t make the overall top 5 list, but that’s just because more Segafredo Espresso Coffee drinkers buy large volumes of what’s listed above. For those of you who have an espresso machine that uses E.S.E pods, the Segafredo Espresso Coffee E.S.E pod selection is slim, but they fly off the shelves so quickly, we can barely keep them in stock. So either way…enjoy!

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Handpresso New to CoffeeRocket.com!

Friday, February 19th, 2010

handpressoOnce we tried the Handpresso Wild for ourselves, we knew immediately that this was something we wanted to offer to our loyal espresso drinking customers. Even more so, this product is targeted at people who are always on the go! (Who isn’t these days?) The Handpresso Wild is a small portable espresso maker that makes the most delicious shot. With this one, you can use any regular sized E.S.E pod. You know what we decided as our favorite? The Illy MonoDose E.S.E Pods in the Dark Roast. Actually, this item is on sale for another couple days. What luck!

dopepodHandpresso also has another version, the Handpresso Domepod which takes ground espresso. The Domepod and Wild both are equipped with 16-bar pressure valves, so you know this is not some rinky-dinky espresso maker. It’s like taking your intense home-bound espresso maker anywhere you want! For the Handpresso Domepod we couldn’t help ourselves. Everything tastes great in there, but we are diehard Segafredo Espresso and Lavazza Espresso drinkers, so we brewed our fair share of shots using those grinds. I believe for the Segafredo Espresso we went with the Segafredo Intermezzo and the Lavazza Espresso… well, we stuck with our Lavazza Super Crema. The crema created by the Handpresso is awesome. This was an all around winner in our books. Try it. You won’t regret this purchase. Enjoy!

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Lavazza Pienaroma Espresso Review

Tuesday, February 16th, 2010

lavazza pienaromaLavazza Pienaroma Espresso is one of the few espressos that sincerely does not need an addition of milk. Make sure though, that your machine is clean before you extract such a lovely bean so the smooth long pull and mild flavor stay untouched as they flow from grounds to your cup. Tastes exactly like an espresso from an espresso bar in Italy, because it is the most popular espresso in Italy, made by Italians, drank by Italians, and sold to you with the convenience of low prices from CoffeeRocket.com. The beans aren’t as dark and oily as espressos made in the US. The body is full and rich with a lasting sweetness as opposed to the often-bitter flavor found in many espressos. In addition, this espresso produces a beautiful crema. Just make sure you get this in the Lavazza Pienaroma Espresso Whole Bean bag because the aroma produced by grinding the fresh beans is part of the experience. You will want more than one shot. Enjoy responsibly!

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Gaggia Espresso Coffee New to CoffeeRocket.com

Monday, February 15th, 2010

Screen shot 2010-02-17 at 1.37.43 AMCoffeeRocket.com is proud to announce that it has recently added the Gaggia Espresso Coffee line to its already extensive selection of products! Gaggia perfectly roasts their beans and provides a little something for everyone. The smooth and spicy coffee roast is perfect for an espresso or a just a regular cup of drip brew coffee. The Gaggia Intenso Espresso Coffee in both whole bean and E.S.E pods are currently the top sellers. Gaggia prides itself on the popularity of their E.S.E pods, which are offered in 100% Arabica, Intenso, and Decaf. To check out the full selection of Gaggia just click the photo above and enjoy a great new brand brought to you at discount prices by yours truly, CoffeeRocket.com!

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Segafredo Massimo Espresso Review

Friday, February 5th, 2010

SEGM-2TSegafredo Massimo Espresso is a very complex espresso. With strong earthy tones and a syrupy-like texture that easily stands up to frothed milk, this espresso just screams authentic Italian. The flavor of Segafredo Massimo Espresso is relatively mild and not at all acidic. You will want more than one and won’t cringe at the often-bitter flavor left behind from an espresso shot. However, the flavor gets a bit lost in milky lattes so keep this one around for straight shots or cappuccinos. The deep golden crema on top of the Segafredo Massimo Espresso is so enticing and is achieved by both manual and automatic espresso machines. We highly recommend it. Stop by www.CoffeeRocket.com to shop for Segafredo Espresso today. Enjoy!

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Lavazza Super Crema Espresso Review

Monday, February 1st, 2010

lavazza super crema Lavazza Super Crema Espresso is a very flavorful cup of espresso, so if you like a milder brew go with the Lavazza Top Class Espresso. However, if you are into an intense (intensely amazing), but definitely not bitter cup, then you have found you’re new favorite espresso. These beans are called super crema for a reason. The crema is thick and lasting. Lavazza Super Crema Espresso has great aroma; it’s so smooth and tastes just like the espresso you’d find in an authentic Italian bistro. Although the price of Lavazza Super Crema Espresso 2.2 lb bag is a bit more pricey than the generic stuff you’d find in the grocery store it’s worth every penny. Unbelievable espresso. Highly recommended.

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Espresso: Did You Know…?

Wednesday, January 27th, 2010
  • vsh0419lEspresso is one of the most commonly mispronounced words. It should not be “ex-presso.” this word was borrowed from Italian well after the Latin prefix ex- had developed into es-.
  • Espresso is not a roast style of coffee. It doesn’t matter how dark the bean is, espresso has to do with how it is prepared.
  • You can use any type of coffee to produce espresso. Italians prefer medium roasts, while US west coasters like dark roasts, and US east coasters prefer lighter roasts to make espresso.
  • A fine espresso is a deep chocolatey red color covered by crema, a dark carmel-colored foam that lies on top.
  • Italians test their crema by pouring a spoonful of sugar on top. It should not sink for at least 15 seconds.

Enjoy your espresso responsibly!

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Segafredo Espresso: Top 5 Best Sellers

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

CoffeeRocket.com sells the majority of Segafredo Espresso products. Segafredo is the most popular espresso in the world with over 600 coffeehouse chains located internationally. So, if you are interested in consuming the WORLD’S most popular espresso what should you get? Well, here are the TOP 5 best selling Segafredo Espresso products on CoffeeRocket.com. Enjoy.

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Lavazza Blue Espresso Maker Complete Demo

Tuesday, January 12th, 2010
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You can purchase a Lavazza Blue Espresso Maker from CoffeeRocket.com for around $795.00.

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Lavazza Espresso Blue’s Two New Tea Capusles: Nero Classico & Camomilla

Monday, January 11th, 2010

TE NERO CLASSICOLavazza, the favourite Espresso of Italy for several years, has finally expanded its product line in the Lavazza Blue capsule market. Lavazza Espresso now includes two new tea capsules, the Lavazza Blue Nero Classico as well as Lavazza Blue Camomilla tea. Specifically created for Lavazza Blue Single Cup Espresso makers, these additional two capusules are an exciting addition to the tea selection of the Lavazza Blue capsule line.

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CoffeeRocket.com will soon be carrying these items and we are interested in taste testing these new products. Aside from these new Lavazza additions, the rest of the full Lavazza espresso line can be found at exclusively low prices on CoffeeRocket.com. If you need a suggestion and donot own a Lavazza Blue Single Cup Espresso Maker, the Lavazzaa Super Crema is a favorite among the office and one of the best sellers, not only in its line, but also on the entire site. Now, that should give you an incentive to try something new!

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