So much for to watch, beautiful espresso machine and grinder set up, so happy to see that you have a Sage also, superbly fun, superbly done, great video.
This guy right here inspires me in making latte arts! Learned a lot from him specially when im just sta rting my career as a barista! Godbless stay safe Dritan!
hello Dritan ! A pleasure to see you at work ! Would it be possible to list the various machines (in order) that you used in your description ...that would helpful Thanks ! Cheers !
@@annerink4327 no brainer? I don’t know about that as I do not know him. However, i am disappointed he does not seem to take the time to read comments. I had posted my comment to him 2 years and I no longer follow him. I find Lance Hendrick videos are much more useful and a great learning experience. 😉
Nice video. I grind Maromas Orphea with a Ceado E6P grinder and pull perfect shots from my Profitec Pro 500 Espresso Machine. Coffee Nirvana. Respect the roast ☕️😎👍
Hi Dritan, Thanks for the video! If you have the chance could you please test one of the La Pavoni's lever machines? I'm really interested in the result!
Hi Mr.Alsela, I am your fan from Taiwan. I really enjoy your video. I Like it! Can you share how to make a perfect foam with Profitec pro 300 ? Maybe make foam with weak steam machine would be okay!
warum hast du eine sage, wenn nebendran zwei ultra geile la marzoccos stehen? :D Ach und eine Acasio hab ich auch entdeckt, bist du zufrieden mit der Maschine? Hatte zwischen der Acasio und einer Rocket appartamento geschwankt, wurde dann aber die Rocket.
Hello Dritan. New fan from Los Angeles. We have a Barista Express but feel a bit disappointed. Hear some good things about Gaggia thinking of one of their automatic models. Any input for machines in that range? We doing capuchinos, cortados and espresso straight up. Thank you for your passion.
Hi ... great video ... can you recommend the Sage as a starter ? I'm thinking of getting the barrista pro ... price performance incl. mill makes it very interesting ... that it has a thermoblock and is a single-circuit does not bother me at all... Grüße aus Berlin
Wonder who's going to have the rest of those when they're the only ones in the house. Unless of course they're not, and that they do have the whole family in to share the lattes with
@@TheHelluvastudio It depends on how much money you want to spend. If money isn't an issue then go for a GS3. ECM Synchronika is an excellent machine and it's the same as Profitec Pro 700, which is a bit cheaper. Rocket R58 is a pretty good machine for the buck. All of them are dual boilers and they perform above your needs as a home barista.
I just watched a video where the person said do not use the hot water from the hot water wand to make Americano drinks....use the water through the portafilter. What’s your take about this?
It depends on your budget. If money isn't an issue then it's pretty easy to choose. But generally get a dual boiler machine and pair it with a single dose grinder like the monolith.
Grinder help: for my grinder choices I’m thinking Eureka Speciality 75, Ceado E37S, or maybe the Mahlkonig Peak. Please give me your thoughts about these choices. Thanks
@@leahsweetie01 You are welcome! Surely, he is an excellent barista. In general, milk based drinks doesn't matter that much if you use a scale or not. Most people can't tell the difference unless you are a coffee expert or following Speciality Coffee standards. In espresso, it does matter how many grams in/out.
Could you please reccomend Small but good espressi machinę for Home use? I tried even expensive machines like Jura, Siemens or Nivona but they all produce poor espresso. I suppose that low force to compress coffee.could be reason?
I've had a few espresso machines and even with a modified Delonghi (using a pro grinder, it must be said) I was always able to get a decent cappuccino. That being said... I still prefer to use a more competent machine :)
@@karine8738 Something by Lelit. Even cheaper? Any mainstream machine without the pressurized part on the portafilter. It's hard to make a recommendation without knowing your experience and drinking habits.
if you're new, then I wouldn't recommend anything fancy or complex. for 350$, I'm assuming grinder and espresso machine, I'd go with a delongui... which you can later get rid of the pressurizer. But you'll need a proper grinder for real espresso: and with that budget I can only recommend a used one: look for a rancilio rocky, expect to pay around 150 $ for a good used one.
@@paulomarques1795 ohhhh thanks so much Paulo 👍 I need to understand now what is the difference between pressurised versus non pressurizers 😛 so much to learn and understand 👌
15 mins later the art still looks great on the first cap... Mine usually gets weird even on the ones that look perfect... Is it because of the brand I am using?
I’m thinking about three machines for a purchase: ECM Synchronika, La Marzocco GS3 and La Marzocco Lenia Mini. What’s your thoughts for these? I am a home use but LOVE espresso.
Consider Lelit Bianca. It's one of the newest, pretty, and has pressure profiling ability. La Marzocco GS3 is definitely a good choice but the design is kinda threw me off
@@DDSRdds The build is extremely reliable both Quality and Mechanically speaking. It's got a large water reserve and a large drip tray. Only downside is that it takes a while to fully saturate the heat although you can use it at around 10 mins, the machine is not fully heated until around 20 mins. Manual recommends 30 Mins wait. This downside is not a concern for prosumer machines and commercial machines though as it's a compromise made to shift towards quality, reliability, and efficiency. (compare a breville's wattage and a VBM's wattage to see what I mean)
@@hattatnihat wow I am in love with the vintage look of this one 😳 and the temp thing 👌 first time a fall in love with the look of a coffee machine 👍 I am sad because it is too expensive for my budget 😢 One day maybe 😉 So still continu to find one 😉 thanks again to you 🌈
From left to right (first to last). La Marzocco GS3 Breville / Sage (same company different name in US /Europe) Barista Pro Ascaso (not sure what model) VBM (again, not sure what model) La Marzocco Linea Mini
@@seiya209 These Breville machine is really intended for residential rather than commercial use. But the Linea Mini or the GS3 could work though if it were direct plumbed. They have commercial parts that are built to stand up to the continuous light use.
@@seiya209 I am less familiar wih the Ascaso and VBM brands. But I would bet all 5 machines would make for an excellent home espresso machine. And as You can see from the video, have fairly comparable milk steaming capabilities.
I do not speak English I am using the translator I am from Brazil and I would like to ask you if you would not like to donate me a coffee machine like yours, you have 5 I am in love with coffee
So much for to watch, beautiful espresso machine and grinder set up, so happy to see that you have a Sage also, superbly fun, superbly done, great video.
10 beautiful cappuccinos, 5 great machines, and one talented guy = Priceless.
This guy right here inspires me in making latte arts! Learned a lot from him specially when im just sta rting my career as a barista! Godbless stay safe Dritan!
Great Video. Your Kitchen must smell amazing with all that coffee. That’s awesome
Everytime that I see Dritan, my body asks for a coffee
Hi I need That Machine Can I buy That?
but is your body READY?
You are the greatest master in making coffee.
I learn every move, every day.
Best regards, Péter from Hungary
He doesn't weigh or distribute his grinds bro, it probably tastes doodoo
When Dritan makes a latte art it's always successdful no matter what kind/brand of espresso machine he uses
I love your capuchino,its very beautiful
Love your video I’m big fan from yemen i do have machine at home and I’m learning from you a lot stay at home safe both of you....
Danke Bradeley Cooper ! Du machst die besten Latte Art Videos
I wish I had a quarntuchino set up like yours. :D
Appreciate your honest opinion!
Really wonderful latte art ❤️❤️ my favorite barista ❤️i lern lot of from you☕☕
Wow ! you know that you are crazy about coffee when you have no place in your kitchen to prepare something beside coffee 😁
Thank you for wonderful videos!
Barista for life!
hello Dritan ! A pleasure to see you at work ! Would it be possible to list the various machines (in order) that you used in your description ...that would helpful Thanks ! Cheers !
A no-brainer! The video is pretty useless
@@annerink4327 no brainer? I don’t know about that as I do not know him. However, i am disappointed he does not seem to take the time to read comments. I had posted my comment to him 2 years and I no longer follow him. I find Lance Hendrick videos are much more useful and a great learning experience. 😉
When will you start your live today, Dritan?
Very hamdsome and skilled
Drittan is awesome ...wish someday to visit his cafe ❤😊☕
Beautiful machine hope i can have one of those coffee machines, I hope i can be your student as barista haha😁
Best regrads from me in bali
Waow it's amazing five mesin coffee in one home 😍😍😍
Thank you
You are the best ever!
Very good and talent man, simpaticone!!
🤗 from bella 🇭🇷
🏖🏊♂️⛵🍦🧋
awesome. kitchen like coffee bar...
hope U always health...
😊☕🌴👍
Nice video. I grind Maromas Orphea with a Ceado E6P grinder and pull perfect shots from my Profitec Pro 500 Espresso Machine. Coffee Nirvana. Respect the roast
☕️😎👍
Dream kitchen ever 🌠
Hi Dritan,
Thanks for the video!
If you have the chance could you please test one of the La Pavoni's lever machines? I'm really interested in the result!
Wow ! ... from (still) frozen Canada ! Wooo Hooo !
Hi Mr.Alsela, I am your fan from Taiwan. I really enjoy your video. I Like it! Can you share how to make a perfect foam with Profitec pro 300 ? Maybe make foam with weak steam machine would be okay!
Passt perfekt,wir haben uns gestern die Sage Barista Pro bestellt(zur Zeit noch die barista Express), sind Mal gespannt wie es mit der klappt
Dritan I always wach your Vidio
How do you clean Eureka Atom 75 grinder? Does the bean enter the motor? I read it’s painful to maintain in high humidity cities.
Wish Health and God Blessing to you Dritan. Eddy from Indonesia
Incredible!
Can I have one of those espresso machine?😁
love your gs3 very muchh....give me pleaseee...or your domobar....that wassss....awesome. youre luckiest person in the world
warum hast du eine sage, wenn nebendran zwei ultra geile la marzoccos stehen? :D Ach und eine Acasio hab ich auch entdeckt, bist du zufrieden mit der Maschine? Hatte zwischen der Acasio und einer Rocket appartamento geschwankt, wurde dann aber die Rocket.
Hello Dritan. New fan from Los Angeles. We have a Barista Express but feel a bit disappointed. Hear some good things about Gaggia thinking of one of their automatic models. Any input for machines in that range? We doing capuchinos, cortados and espresso straight up. Thank you for your passion.
You my inspiration to make coffee
Can you introduce a strong home coffee machine at a reasonable price, please?🌸🌺
Hi ... great video ... can you recommend the Sage as a starter ? I'm thinking of getting the barrista pro ... price performance incl. mill makes it very interesting ... that it has a thermoblock and is a single-circuit does not bother me at all...
Grüße aus Berlin
Wonder who's going to have the rest of those when they're the only ones in the house. Unless of course they're not, and that they do have the whole family in to share the lattes with
Thank you for the video. What is the best home coffee machine according to your experience and experience?
He didn't speak about that. Hence the video holds neglible learning value
Very awesome
Excellent video. What about machines from ECM like the Synchronica? Not a fan?
I'm also using ECM synchronyca and rocket R58. But for me GS3 it's different level. The espresso quality and steamed milk totally different.
@@TheHelluvastudio It depends on how much money you want to spend. If money isn't an issue then go for a GS3. ECM Synchronika is an excellent machine and it's the same as Profitec Pro 700, which is a bit cheaper. Rocket R58 is a pretty good machine for the buck. All of them are dual boilers and they perform above your needs as a home barista.
@@abdulrahmanalzhrani2541 I'm using those machine for my small coffee shops.
unfortunately , the milk steaming was not done using the hands free stacked plate method you used in the other video .
I just watched a video where the person said do not use the hot water from the hot water wand to make Americano drinks....use the water through the portafilter. What’s your take about this?
Thank you!!!
Dritan, do you own all these machines?
From the machines in your video: what machine and which grinder would you recommend ? Thanks
It depends on your budget. If money isn't an issue then it's pretty easy to choose. But generally get a dual boiler machine and pair it with a single dose grinder like the monolith.
Abdulrahman Ali Do you know all of the brands of his machines?
@@abdulrahmanalzhrani2541 still no explanation on the specifics of each model, hence a low value video
Thanks bro 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Grinder help: for my grinder choices I’m thinking Eureka Speciality 75, Ceado E37S, or maybe the Mahlkonig Peak. Please give me your thoughts about these choices. Thanks
I like the eureka becasue of it's price and how easily you can clean it without having to relcalibrate.
I do know all those brands.
If you like any other machines or grinders, PLEASR recommend them.
Funny in Malaysia we dose our coffee grams in grams out. And Dritan just made it like it doesn’t matter. 😸😸
yeah but for malaysia is dferent cause all people doesnt familliar with this drinks
What you are doing in Malaysia is the right thing to do to assure taste consistency in every cup.
@@abdulrahmanalzhrani2541 thank you, but Dritan's espresso flow look great
@@leahsweetie01 You are welcome! Surely, he is an excellent barista. In general, milk based drinks doesn't matter that much if you use a scale or not. Most people can't tell the difference unless you are a coffee expert or following Speciality Coffee standards. In espresso, it does matter how many grams in/out.
Excelente
Are all you machines plumbed into water and drain lines?
Why do you switch pitchers for the milk? Thanks
Could you please reccomend Small but good espressi machinę for Home use? I tried even expensive machines like Jura, Siemens or Nivona but they all produce poor espresso. I suppose that low force to compress coffee.could be reason?
Did you find one ? 😉
@@karine8738
Not yet.
Consider Lelit Elizabeth
@@nocnymarek7645 thanks 😎
I have a question. Why do you pour the frothed milk into another container and then pour it into the coffee?
one is better for steaming and the other is better for latte art?
also, I think doing that helps remove bubbles
not sure, but thats my guess :p
I've had a few espresso machines and even with a modified Delonghi (using a pro grinder, it must be said) I was always able to get a decent cappuccino. That being said... I still prefer to use a more competent machine :)
Which one you suggest on a low budget ? Thanks
@@karine8738 Something by Lelit. Even cheaper? Any mainstream machine without the pressurized part on the portafilter. It's hard to make a recommendation without knowing your experience and drinking habits.
@@paulomarques1795 thank you 👍 I am new to all this world but lving cappucino and latte and have a budget around 350$
if you're new, then I wouldn't recommend anything fancy or complex.
for 350$, I'm assuming grinder and espresso machine, I'd go with a delongui... which you can later get rid of the pressurizer. But you'll need a proper grinder for real espresso: and with that budget I can only recommend a used one: look for a rancilio rocky, expect to pay around 150 $ for a good used one.
@@paulomarques1795 ohhhh thanks so much Paulo 👍 I need to understand now what is the difference between pressurised versus non pressurizers 😛 so much to learn and understand 👌
15 mins later the art still looks great on the first cap... Mine usually gets weird even on the ones that look perfect... Is it because of the brand I am using?
Gavin Gambill Try altering the milk you use.
@@sanketsony8143 I use both whole and 2%... What would you recommend?
I’m thinking about three machines for a purchase: ECM Synchronika, La Marzocco GS3 and La Marzocco Lenia Mini. What’s your thoughts for these? I am a home use but LOVE espresso.
Did you purchase one ?
Consider Lelit Bianca. It's one of the newest, pretty, and has pressure profiling ability. La Marzocco GS3 is definitely a good choice but the design is kinda threw me off
@@sriwahyanibudianingsih1534 thank you 👌😊
Si alguna vez te surge el espíritu de la filantropía y quieres donar una de esas maquinitas acuérdate de este pobre fansese ☺️
Perfect !
How do you not burn your hands holding the milk pitcher?
Hello, what is your opinion for Gaggia New Classic coffee machine for home using?
Whats your favorite espresso bean brand?
Which machine is the best?
I liked barista
Happy greetings from Tasmania .......... (｡◕‿◕｡)
My mother is from, and my relatives are there in Mettmann
We have the same model of machine! VBM!!
@@DDSRdds The build is extremely reliable both Quality and Mechanically speaking. It's got a large water reserve and a large drip tray. Only downside is that it takes a while to fully saturate the heat although you can use it at around 10 mins, the machine is not fully heated until around 20 mins. Manual recommends 30 Mins wait. This downside is not a concern for prosumer machines and commercial machines though as it's a compromise made to shift towards quality, reliability, and efficiency. (compare a breville's wattage and a VBM's wattage to see what I mean)
Which machine is your favorite, I want to buy for home but I'm not sure which one is better?
Did you buy one ? Thanks
@@karine8738 yeah, ascaso dream PID, is the best for home.
@@hattatnihat thanks I will look at it 😉
@@hattatnihat wow I am in love with the vintage look of this one 😳 and the temp thing 👌 first time a fall in love with the look of a coffee machine 👍 I am sad because it is too expensive for my budget 😢 One day maybe 😉 So still continu to find one 😉 thanks again to you 🌈
Podría hacer uno en español soy de Veracruz
I was wonderingen how much espresso do you have in the basket when you making 2 cups at the same time? Cheers
George_Jordan 18 to 20 grams.
It depends on the basket you own. So, check the size of your basket first. Generally, we use 18-20 g.
What is good company for coofee machein. Thank alot
Haifa Alnefaie La Marzocco
Добрый день, объясните пожалуйста как вы получили такие насыщенные крема у кофе, это настроенный помол кофемолки или сам сорт кофе или что-то иное?
Nonsensical question, the coffee is not foamer up, is it? Protein amount is key in creams.
how you recomend me about the breville
16610 dont you usually wear a 116610?
can somebody name the brand and model of the machines? thank you
From left to right (first to last).
La Marzocco GS3
Breville / Sage (same company different name in US /Europe) Barista Pro
Ascaso (not sure what model)
VBM (again, not sure what model)
La Marzocco Linea Mini
@@SeanoHermano ty sir, Im looking to get one of those for a business
@@seiya209 These Breville machine is really intended for residential rather than commercial use. But the Linea Mini or the GS3 could work though if it were direct plumbed. They have commercial parts that are built to stand up to the continuous light use.
@@SeanoHermano thx Imxthinking about making ăn small coffee bar at home, are all this machines good for that?
Best wishes
@@seiya209 I am less familiar wih the Ascaso and VBM brands. But I would bet all 5 machines would make for an excellent home espresso machine. And as You can see from the video, have fairly comparable milk steaming capabilities.
What is a good coffee machine I can buy for home?
Did you find one ? Thanks
Ethiopia. Ba?
Supreme
What time u come live, let me know, I m in uk
Hi dritan alsela do You speak inglish??
Can you do airplain photo
Wowwww
Jossss 👍
I JUTS WAnt to meet you afterr this virus gone
Haha same here
Dritan has no idea how to properly tamp!
Wow
Hi please sr give me a contract of work please please please i need it so much my dream working with you
Brazilian friends presents
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im barista bloger!
I do not speak English I am using the translator I am from Brazil and I would like to ask you if you would not like to donate me a coffee machine like yours, you have 5 I am in love with coffee
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You are a Master i like body...
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