We’re a family coffee business supplying coffee machines Fife at St Andrews, Anstruther, Burntisland, Ladybank, Kelty, Kirkcaldy, Cupar or Dunfermline and a range of fresh coffees; please call: 01324 617618 to discuss your needs for commercial coffee equipment in farm shops, offices, car showrooms and cafes.

The Jura Giga X3 Generation 2 bean to cup coffee machine has an excellent range of speciality coffee drinks made from beans and fresh milk at the touch of a button and also comes with an industry-leading 3 year parts and labour warranty.

Why not have a look at our Jura Giga X8 Generation 2 bean to cup coffee machine video here?

We also offer a range of fresh filter coffee brewers, bulk brewers and traditional espresso machines and grinders; rely on us for friendly barista training and support or visit our Falkirk coffee machine showroom and coffee school. As you probably already know, in an espresso machine, the coffee beans are ground to a fine consistency and ‘tamped’ (pressed firmly) into a strong handle which is known as a group handle or portafilter, this is not unlike a very small and rugged saucepan.

Once secured in the group head on the espresso machine by means of a quarter of a turn the machine’s pump is triggered to force water through the ground coffee at around 140psi (although at a low flow rate) and the result is this intense extraction.

Milk heating, foaming and texturing are undertaken by the barista with the machine’s steam arms – this is a skill that takes practice but don’t worry – we train you on all of this! Strong points of espresso machines are smart looks that shouts ‘we sell good coffee’, good cup warming storage, good ‘theatre’ as customers can see the drink being crafted for them, good prices and robust performance.

Also consider that these machines do take time to make a drink as well as quite a bit of skill acquired by practice – also with a human operator (s) there can be a degree of inconsistency in the end product. It’s fair to say that traditional espresso machines are rare in the office setting as they are not really automated enough to be convenient for staff drinks.

Please see our main website at: caffia.com

Contact us to discuss your needs or visit our Falkirk Coffee School Showroom at:

Caffia Coffee Group, Lomond House, Russel Street, Falkirk, FK2 7HS

Tel: 01324 617618 | Email: sales@caffia.com

Caffia Coffee Group, 7 Queen Anne Drive, Newbridge, Edinburgh, EH28 8LH

Tel: 0131 526 3217 | Corporate Website: caffia.com

Coffee Machines Fife and Perthshire and across Scotland.