Coffee makers can be grouped into two types; Traditional (manual) and Bean-to-Cup (automatic) machines.

All of the coffee machines featured on this website produce delicious coffee - both espresso and cappuccino. They will elicit the perfect crema from your favourite roasted bean, and produce an extremely enjoyable aromatic cup of coffee. Quality coffee machines are designed to operate at (at least) 15 bar, which is the optimum coffee-making pressure and 85-90 degrees centigrade which is the optimum coffee-making temperature, and each coffee machine will provide copious amounts of steam for all the froth you need to enjoy a "coffee shop" cappuccino.

Cheap coffee makers tend to ruin the coffee by producing it at boiling point, removing much of the flavour and imparting a bitterness. At these temperatures the crema is not produced, therefore you miss out on that rich creamy flavour and the glorious coffee aroma. Flavour extraction is also compromised as they tend to operate at lower pump pressures. Finally, cheap coffee makers invariably cannot produce steam in sufficient quantity to make a truly frothy cappuccino.

The differences between the various machines are in the components used, design and styling, and less obvious factors such as the weight and stability of the machine. Anyone who has owned a cheap coffee maker will know how light and flimsy they are, making the coffee making experience rather unsatisfying. The solidity of our machines offer the coffee lover a professional feel when producing their favourite blend.

Jura Bean to Cup Automatic Coffee Machines

Unsure which coffee maker to choose?

All our featured coffee makers are capable performers, however as with most things in life the more you pay the better the build quality and solidity, specification, etc.

Why not click the instruction manuals below for a more complete idea of what makes a Jura Coffee Machine so special.

And don't forget, we will beat any genuine competitive price.

For light commercial and business use, or for the ultimate in home luxury, consider the Jura Z5 Generation II

If you require a machine for light commercial or business use and intend to produce no more than 80 cups a day, the Jura Z5 Generation 2 is ideal. Likewise, if you demand the best in home coffee machines, the Jura Z5 cannot be beaten. They produce any type of coffee - perfectly, are simple to use, and are of a highly durable build quality.

Certainly, if you require quick production of cappuccinos, espressos, and also hot water for hot drinks such as tea or chocolate, we would suggest you consider the dual thermobloc, dual espresso, dual cappuccino model, the Jura Z5 Generation II.

The advantage of a dual thermobloc model is that perfect coffee is produced at around 85 degree centigrade, whereas the production of steam and hot water require the boiler to reach 100 degrees centigrade. With single thermobloc machines this causes a delay while you wait for the water to cool down for coffee or heat up for steam or hot water. Not a problem for home use as the delay is only around 20 seconds, however if you require instant use, dual thermoblocs are essential as they have, in effect, two boilers both at the correct temperature for their respective tasks. The Jura Z5, in addition, is unique in its price range in producing two cappuccinos at a time simply by pressing a button. No foaming the milk - that is done for you. Staff of all abilities will find its simplicity reassuring.

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Should your machine develop a fault during warranty it will be collected, repaired and returned to you at no cost (applies to UK customers only).
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