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Diletta Bello+ Espresso Machine (White)

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Fulfilled by Seattle Coffee Gear
Arrives Wednesday, Nov 20
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Color: White


Features

  • PID Temperature Control - View and adjust your steam boiler temperature quickly with the front-mounted PID screen.
  • Shot Timer - When brewing, the PID screen doubles as a shot timer to monitor your espresso progress.
  • Low Power Eco Mode - A new low-power eco-mode lowers your boiler temperature to save energy costs while still offering faster recovery to brew temps.
  • Programmable Preinfusion - Program up to 10 seconds of passive preinfusion for better shot consistency.
  • Stainless Steel - A stainless steel case, frame, and boiler offers years of service for your kitchen.
  • Manual Controls - All-manual brew and steam controls make you focus on your barista skills for good coffee.
  • The Bello+ is designed and built by hand in Milan, Italy.

Brand: Diletta


Color: White


Product Dimensions: 17.75"D x 11"W x 14.5"H


Special Feature: Large Drip Tray - We added an inch to the depth of the drip tray for better cleanliness and capacity during brewing, Manual Controls - All-manual brew and steam controls make you focus on your barista skills for good coffee, Heat Exchanger Espresso Machine - A large steam boiler that also heats brew water on the fly, this setup allows for simultaneous brewing and steaming See more


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Brand: Diletta


Color: White


Product Dimensions: 17.75"D x 11"W x 14.5"H


Special Feature: Large Drip Tray - We added an inch to the depth of the drip tray for better cleanliness and capacity during brewing, Manual Controls - All-manual brew and steam controls make you focus on your barista skills for good coffee, Heat Exchanger Espresso Machine - A large steam boiler that also heats brew water on the fly, this setup allows for simultaneous brewing and steaming


Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine


Filter Type: Reusable


Style: Classic


Specific Uses For Product: Espresso, Latte, Cappuccino


Recommended Uses For Product: Espresso, Latte, Cappuccino


Exterior Finish: Matte


Included Components: 58mm Portafilter, Tamper, Baskets, Brush


Operation Mode: Semi-Automatic


Model Name: Bello+


Number of Items: 1


Human Interface Input: Buttons


Package Type: Standard Packaging


Manufacturer: Diletta


UPC: 850032880138


Item Weight: 51.9 pounds


Item model number: Bello+


Date First Available: August 28, 2023


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This machine was way more than I needed, and I was super intimidated to try it out. First, it's huge and heavy, a lot bigger than I thought it would be, especially from front to back. It's not that tall, but it's deep and wide. Second, it's gorgeous! It looks like you've walked into an Italian cafe. The styling and construction is just beautiful, but then, there are all the knobs and settings, which is where I started to get intimidated. The water tank was pretty standard for an espresso machine, so that was a relief to me. I was happy that it lifts out, which makes it easy to fill and keep clean. After that, to make my first cup, it took a lot of trial and error. I read the instruction manual front to back and still needed to keep referring to it while setting the temperature and using the machine itself. Once I got over the fear factor, I found success! The coffee doesn't taste much different from my older machine, but it looked much more impressive being made, so if you want a chic look and experience to making your coffee, this is your machine. ... show more
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This machine catches EVERYONE’s eye as they walk into the kitchen. It conveys a serious interest in coffee – and it delivers!! A great conversation starter. The machine has an absolutely beautiful finish. The water and steams wands have a deliberateness to them – with form meeting function. The oversized wooden knobs are a classy attention to detail. The brew group is sturdy and solid which has stood the test of time (E61). This generation has a computer on it – which is quite handy. First, I changed it from Celius (made in Italy) to Fahrenheit which was easy to do. Then set the steam temperature to 248F. Note: you are setting the steam temperature on the display – which equates to a brew temp (water) of 201F and is perfect for most. From there each 2F move in steam temp results in about a 1F move in Brew temp. You can also set pre-infusion and other power mgmt features – but I haven’t used yet. This machine is a tinkerer’s paradise. The water reserve is very well sized. It will last for weeks if you are just pulling a couple of shots daily. Obviously less time if you like to use the water for Americanos or steam milk frequently. There is no filter in the water reservoir… so we are filling ours directly from the fridge water (filtered). The manual indicates you’ll never need to descale if you used filtered. The portafilter is a generous 58mm. Make sure your accessories match that size. The experience of pulling a shot: - The pressure dial is very easy to read and clearly indicates when you are in the correct range (green) - For espresso: we do 20g beans, 40g water with a 30 second pull. o The machine’s shot timer starts as soon as you open the valve. o My Acaia scale starts timing as soon as the first drop hits the cup. o A lot of religion there – as whether to start timing when the water hits the beans or hits the cup. Between 20-30s at the cup or 30-40s on the beans seems to be about right. - Enjoy the aroma… and the complexity of flavors (you’ll pick up on fruits, chocolate, etc.). Anyway – really great machine. I would highly recommend it. It not only is a great espresso machine, it really is a kitchen designer piece. That written – it takes some practice to pull a perfect shot. Modifying the fineness of the grind plays a huge role. But once you get your bean of the week dialed in you get a nice predictable result. You can really get sucked into playing with all the variables -- great pastime. Enjoy some pictures of us trying to pull a prosumer shot at home. I’d say my grind is still just a little too fine. (Note: the scale, grinder, and black portafilter funnel are something I highly recommend but are not included.) ... show more
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