Immediately get a better result from your entry-level espresso machine.
Whether you already have a home espresso machine and don’t feel you are getting the quality of coffee you were hoping for, or maybe you haven’t bought your machine yet, this course will help you avoid pitfalls, expense and disappointment
Download the course
Download the workshop, a mix of narrated commentary and principles to get the best from your home espresso machine set up.
In a one-hour session, discover the simple secrets to making the best tasting coffee. Your machine will give you great coffee without beans or grinding.
The course covers various topics including types of coffee and filter baskets, the base espresso shot, drink types, and volumes. You will learn a super convenient way to keep your coffee fresh. Also why Nespresso capsules are the most expensive and least effective way to get a delicious result.
This course is suitable for the owners of entry level machines ($200-400 £150-300). Examples include DeLonghi Dedica (various models), Breville, or Sage Bambino, Casabrews, Kitchen Aid, Pavoni, etc. If you are working out which starter machine to buy, this course will certainly help.
$25.00 USA (approx £20 UK)
Attend a workshop
Held in the beautiful city of Bath, I conduct 1.5 hour workshops once a week. Check the calendar for spaces.
Price £20.00
Book a personal zoom session
Invite me into your home via a one hour Zoom session and I can guide you through the principles of making great coffee on your personal machine.
Price £50.00
Reviews
Marcie D
“We bought a Sage bean to cup, which was expensive, but still couldn’t get a good result. Eugene showed us the principles that basically changed our coffee enjoyment at home forever!”
Paul & Lizzie R.
“Eugene helped us with which machine to buy and the easiest and least costly way of making great coffee at home. We love it.”
Mike A.
“This course gave us quick insights and helped us escape the bombardment of info and videos available. I didn’t want to become a purist barista, I just wanted to know the simplest and most economical way of getting a decent flat white at home.”