Saeco Espresso Machine Information & Sales

Saeco is famous because of its innovation. It was the first coffee maker that first came out with having a coffeemaker that includes the brewer as early as 1985. It was only ion 1996, when the first Saeco espresso machine -- the Cappuccinatore, was developed and introduced in the market. This coffee machine was designed to draw milk and turn in into a rich froth and pour it directly into the cup. Those were the days when Starbucks was gaining ground in the market and Saeco had enough foresight to realize that soon, there would be more homes and offices needing their Saeco espresso machines.

When the world started to realize that coffee meant more than "black", "instant" or "with cream", Saeco decided to furthur improve it's coffee makers. In 2003, it was the first to come up with the SBC or the Saeco Brewing System. This was the first Saeco espresso machine that gave consumers the choice to choose if you wanted your gourmet coffee super-frothy or just frothy. In short, it managed to come up with a design which allowed users to decide on the consistency of the coffee they wanted.

Later, Saeco espreso machines were the favorite in most offices as people realized that they needed better coffee than the traditional kind. Gourmet coffee franchises were booming all over the world. That was when Saeco realized that there was more room for improvement, particularly when it came to coffee flavor. In 2006, the company introduced their Primea Cappucino Line which gave the coffee drinker an idea of what premium tasting gourmet coffee should be. Saeco also gave the public the Talea Line which had the same features with the addition of Milk Island, which is one of Saeco's exclusive features.

Since 2006, Saeco espresso machines have continued to evolve. The company realized that there was a need for smaller and slimmer machines to save space for the office or kitchen. They designed the Odea line which looked sleek and more compact that its previous models. This product line included the Primera Cappuccino Duo that have "smart grinders". These grinders were designed to give the user the most optimal taste of ground coffee. These coffee makers are still considered top of the line today. However, Saeco decided on an even smaller design for homes of coffee lovers and small businesses and designed their latest machine with a stand by mode, smaller yet completely functional and reliable

Saeco is the best when it comes to gourmet coffee because that has always been its vision when the company first started in the 1980's. It believes that Espresso should bring out not just the froth but the flavor as well, making coffee more than a just a pick me up beverage, but a drink that one can equate with good living, luxury and the finest taste.