Sanremo YOU Espresso Machine Review - The Best Home Espresso Machine?

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🔥 Is this the BEST machine on the market for true coffee lovers? Discover the ultimate coffee experience with the Sanremo YOU espresso machine! Shop Sanremo: alternativebrewing.com.au/pro...
In this comprehensive review, I take you on a caffeinated journey like no other. We dive deep into the design, build quality, performance, and unique features of the Sanremo YOU. From its sleek stainless steel exterior to the precision-controlled brewing, you'll witness firsthand why this machine is making waves in the coffee world.
Timestamps
00:00 Introduction
03:43 Auto On/Off Programming
04:33 PID Temperature Control
05:01 Water Sources
05:46 Sanremo YOU Accessories
06:22 3 Ways to Brew a 9-Bar Shot
08:20 Steaming Milk
09:30 Adjusting Max Pressure of the Sanremo YOU
10:11 Hot Water Tap Settings
10:44 Options for Pressure Profiling on the Sanremo YOU
15:17 My shared experience on Pressure Profiling
17:37 Things I don't like about the Sanremo YOU
18:50 Cleaning
Creating quite a buzz in the coffee forums everywhere is the Sanremo You, a single group, double boiler coffee machine with a suite of software that’s capable of showing you the extraction data as you brew. Created mostly for coffee geeks who want a powerful machine to experiment with at home, the Sanremo espresso machine was packed with features that give the barista full control over the parameters. First unveiled during the Milan Host 2021, the You is set to become available this 2022.
Front paddle
One of the most exciting features of the You is the Paddle. This front lever gives you control over the pressure, letting you create specific profiles for just about anything you will brew on this machine. The curves that result from your flow control are instantly viewable on the machine’s LCD display. Discovered a profile that you like? You can save that new recipe in a flash using the touchscreen that’s cleverly placed on top of the group head.
Electronic Temperature and Pressure Controls
Another way the Sanremo You ensure a high level of precision in your brewing process is through the electronic temperature and pressure controls. Paired with the double boiler within, you can rely on consistent water temperature and pressure output even as you pull shots back to back.
Customisable Presets
The You comes with 6 standard presets with select variables that you can tweak which is fantastic for home baristas who are only beginning their deep dive into coffee or for small coffee shops that serve the same set of drinks day in and day out. Plus there are 12 full customisable profiles that you can use for saving your new favourite recipes.
With the recent release of the Cube, and soon, the You, Sanremo seems to be on a roll putting out stunning coffee machines. In contrast to the Cube’s sharp, clean lines, the Sanremo You has a rounded silhouette that maintains a strong geometric appeal. But it’s not all beauty -- certain design choices for the You also make it more pleasurable and practical to use. Starting with the touchscreen panel on top of the group head, the start/stop levers for water and steam, and the access to the inside of the machine through an inconspicuous back flap.
Sanremo YOU Coffee Machine Features
Dual-boiler - The double boiler helps ensure consistent temperature even as you pull one shot after another.
Electronic temperature and pressure controls - There’s no guestimating as the You lets you set the water temperature and pressure electronically.
Manual pressure control - Equipped with a front lever or paddle for controlling the pressure in real-time.
Touchscreen display - See the curves of your flow control and set other parameters electronically using the sleek touchscreen display on top of the group head.
Customisable presets - Remember your favourite recipes and save more as you discover new ones with a total of 18 profiles.
Energy-saving mode - Switch between boilers or select 6 bands daily or weekly to save energy.
Water source options - Choose between the water main or the tank, or use both!
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  • @mikni4069
    @mikni406910 ай бұрын

    All that fiddling basically to do what a manual lever dos, I’ve done with my shot, drank it and out of the door before you even start brewing on that thing. Yes it can do it automatically, but as you correctly and very importantly point out beans changes as it ages and so dos it if you change coffee, meaning on the fly adjust is the most important aspect in home brewing with small bags of high graded specialty coffee. And this is especially important if you don’t want to waste coffee and on automatic that is exactly what is bound to happen, as your going to experience sink shots, something I largely eliminated on my manual lever, this was one thing that stood out to me after switching from such machine to a manual lever a few years ago. These machines absolutely make great coffee, they do loads of amazing stuff, but they are still built around what works in a commercial environment and around one brewing multiple shots in succession. In a home the biggest challenge in espresso brewing is that for many they only brew 1-3 shots a day and that means any sort of profile basically needs constant tweaking, those I see lots of home users realising this and end up using the paddle, but it is a poor replacement of an actual manual lever as it currently stands, it’s a rather immature technology currently and I’m sure it eventually will rival a true lever but it’s some years out in the future. But I do think the realisation of the necessity for it to be there on a home machine makes this a far better choice then many other profiling machines on the home market. I really think manufacturers need to start starting from scratch like meticulous done and start viewing home brewing from the challenges at home and not resize machines. We already managed to do so on grinders now hopefully machine will follow.

  • @lucashipkins
    @lucashipkins10 ай бұрын

    Fantastic review as always, thanks for sharing Josh.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    My pleasure! Thanks for tuning in

  • @kellynkarr6270
    @kellynkarr62708 ай бұрын

    This was so well done. THANK YOU!

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    8 ай бұрын

    You're welcome

  • @mattwilliams7454
    @mattwilliams74548 ай бұрын

    Very cool. Great overview. Thanks

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    8 ай бұрын

    Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching 😀

  • @ccava
    @ccava9 ай бұрын

    Great review! Informative.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    9 ай бұрын

    Glad you enjoyed it

  • @Bowser558
    @Bowser5584 ай бұрын

    Nice! Already a win if it doesnt sound like that Decent machine

  • @jimtrout7573
    @jimtrout7573Ай бұрын

    Excellent review--very practical and perfect level of detail. I'm building a custom coffee bar in my new kitchen and trying to decide between a Sanremo YOU, Synesso ES1, Slayer single group, and the LM GS3. This video may have just convinced me to buy the YOU. It has the right level of customizability for me, while being able to effortlessly pull a standard shot for others. The LM GS3 seems badly in need of an update, and I'm not willing to go all the way to the LM Strada in price. Slayer has too much capacity and is an energy hog with the huge boilers; plus I've read too many issues about reliability. Synesso ES1 is a good candidate, but I like the UI on the YOU better. 2 downsides for me are the short clearance below the group heard and the big YOU on the UI panel.

  • @Laz_Arus
    @Laz_Arus10 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the review Josh. I had seen that model being occasionally used by other content makers but had no idea of the technology within. Although it's well outside my budget, it's good to see manufacturers are making these machines. In the meantime, I'll stick to my Slayer-modded Breville 920 and enjoy some wonderful flavours the latter can produce for around 10% of the Sanremo price. 👍

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    I love it! 🙌 thanks for watching

  • @CremaChris1
    @CremaChris110 ай бұрын

    Hi Josh, great walkthrough! You need to get the fan upgrade kit. This upgrades fan to another version (Sunon V4), reduces the rpm and uses standard PC fan silicon plugs to fix the fan to the mount. After that upgrade the fan is almost inaudible. New machines produced after (I think) April 2023 will have the new fan kit installed.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    Thanks for the info! 🙌 that'll make a huge difference

  • @SpacemanGrechko
    @SpacemanGrechko10 ай бұрын

    It's nice to know that I have all the same profiling things on a simple $200 lever coffee maker :)

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    not quite the same - but just as fun 🫶

  • @WasimBarri
    @WasimBarri10 ай бұрын

    You mentioned the car analogy, Josh All these repetitive comments about "I can get just a good as shot with a cheaper machine" is like saying "my Toyota gets me from A to B at a cheap price, then why should I get a BMW or Mercedes" or "I don't need that ridiculously priced camera when my phone takes good photos", are quite tiresome. Car enthusiasts, photographers, are no different from coffee enthusiasts. Coffee making is a hobby and a passion for me. I've had at least 5 good coffee machines with the SR YOU being the latest and I love the whole user experience and its functionality. Being able to do an almost limitless manual shot and save it is a real stand out feature of this machine. Great video Josh!

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    thanks so much Wasim! :D You make a very valid point. I'm with you. unfortunately for most still, coffee is a cheap commodity, and not a passion, and interest or hobby. I love the I love coffee 🫶

  • @antoniokozmas9916
    @antoniokozmas99169 ай бұрын

    Just upgraded From a Lm mini to a YOU can’t express the joy 😂 even tho my mini had a slayer shot from specht

  • @SMspazzle
    @SMspazzle10 ай бұрын

    Really cool machine much above my budget looks like it could work in commercial settings

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    Absolutely!

  • @ballentphoto
    @ballentphoto10 ай бұрын

    Cool machine, but not enough for me to want to ditch my Flair 58 which came with a bottomless portafilter 😊

  • @user-rb5oy3wt4b
    @user-rb5oy3wt4b10 ай бұрын

    Perfect with eureka atom w 75

  • @I23n00b
    @I23n00b10 ай бұрын

    Thanks for reviewing this machine. You should really have tested all these adjustment options are delivering to specification. I somehow doubt the accuracy of the fancy input display makes it to the output. Also, is that a plastic casing on the group head? I really doubt that will age well. Represents well the consumer market in 2023 but not a very timeless and aesthetic machine I think.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    9 ай бұрын

    🙌 Thank you ! yes I did with a Scace device. If I had anything to report. back with - I would have shown this part - however - it was a decision to cut this part out - as I did not feel it added too much to the video - bu just showing how everything ** worked as it should

  • @lesliekorodi70
    @lesliekorodi7010 ай бұрын

    NO WAY!!!!

  • @larsthorwald3338
    @larsthorwald333810 ай бұрын

    I'll take two.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    😂

  • @nikosgiannakakos9377
    @nikosgiannakakos93776 ай бұрын

    Hi Josh, I got the Sanremo You and I am super excited!!!! I would like to ask you, if you know, the following questions. 1) I put in the cap 18gr, however no matter how fine I grind it it comes out muddy? what's the catch here 2) I have select pre-infusion at 4 bars-5sec, infusion 9 bars and post infusion 6 bars at 5ml. I can't get out more than 32 gr of coffee extract. The finer the grind the more the extraction time (from 28 sec - 45 sec). Do you have any idea what shall I do? thanks Nikos

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    5 ай бұрын

    Hey Nikos, congratulations! 1) it comes out muddy? -- as in, when you remove the portafilter after the shot -the portafilter is muddy ? - I wouldn't worry too much about about this tbh. There'll always be water retention - you may want to ensure your 3-way valve is cleaned regularly with Machine cleaner - otherwise - keeping the portafilter in there for 1-2 minutes post shot - you'll notice a decent amount of evaporation and puck should be less wet. The fact you have low post infusion means there's not a lot of pressure there forcing retained water in the grouphead back in to the solenoid valve most likely. 2) You will need to increase the amount of (CC) or water that is dispensed in the program. Sounds like it's locked in at 32g every shot. Shot look in the manual / settings to when you adjust pressure and time - you'll also be able to adjust amount of water dispensed - and this you will need to increase 👌 Let me know how you go!

  • @T3rm3nator
    @T3rm3nator8 ай бұрын

    VBM with coffee profiling says hi

  • @chartphred1
    @chartphred110 ай бұрын

    Here's a challenge for you. So you've done a review of the most expensive machine (ok, maybe there's more exy ones out there, but... You get my drift right?) What I'd like to see a decent review of an affordable (less than say $300?) Espresso machine that's compact for tiny kitchens, that brews a consistent coffee and that lasts! As I'm sick of my Aeropress, want something better. Especially for the Australian market where our appalling exchange rate sees us being squeezed out so much stuff overseas it ain't funny. Find me a machine that fits that bill and you'd have a sales winner 😊

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    ok 👌 A machine for under $300 to do espresso. I know of 1 manual brewer that does this. - the Wacaco Picopresso. I swear by it - but an electrical machine IS a challenge. on it 👌

  • @JimboJones99
    @JimboJones9910 ай бұрын

    I enjoy San Remo pasta

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    Hahaha 🤣 me too

  • @lilteyang
    @lilteyang10 ай бұрын

    Ahh, don't you just love it when manufacturers include BOTH the double spout and single spout portafilter, but not the bottomless one. It's not as if 95% of people who buy variable pressure/flow machines would prefer a bottomless, right?

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    Hahaha 🤣 yea slight disappointment here for sure. I went for the Pesado Portafilter & HE% Basket for a lot of fun

  • @lilteyang

    @lilteyang

    10 ай бұрын

    @@AlternativeBrewing the hybrid-style portafilters such as the Pesado should be standard across all manufacturers, IMHO.

  • @CremaChris1

    @CremaChris1

    10 ай бұрын

    In the latest deliveries the single spout in the kit was replaced by a bottomless portafilter. This happened on user feedback (SR listens to their community).

  • @drcasper
    @drcasper5 ай бұрын

    I got here searching for the you vs decent. For those in a similar situation, once you have stop by weight , you can't go back..I was looking for an upgrade to my decent , but I still haven't been able to find one :( . Excellent video . Ty !

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    5 ай бұрын

    Very true! thanks so much! Stop-by-weight home machines that's the dream 😂

  • @tannman357

    @tannman357

    4 ай бұрын

    Does this mean you like the Sanremo YOU more than you liked your Decent? Can you explain why?

  • @falkom6
    @falkom610 ай бұрын

    @AlternativeBrewing Concerning the hot water mixing you say that the You mixes cold water with water from brew boiler - but i think it mixes cold water with the hot water from steam boiler???

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    I had thought there was a pre-boiler to the brew boiler where it was drawing from - though you may be right 🙌 either either it's a very cool function that a majority of machines lack

  • @JacksBrainStem
    @JacksBrainStem10 ай бұрын

    The fan noise has been fixed with the recent hardware and firmware updates. Basically unnoticeable at this point.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    so good to hear - just like the drip tray too 🙌

  • @Robert.Magdy.
    @Robert.Magdy.10 ай бұрын

    The car analogy is very accurate 😅

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    thanks! 😀 although - I maybe under-selling the Gaggia Classic a little - considering there's Breville, Sunbeam and those sort of machines as well. If you were to take those in to consideration - maybe the Gaggia is a Lexus 😀

  • @Robert.Magdy.

    @Robert.Magdy.

    10 ай бұрын

    @@AlternativeBrewing hey man, corolla is the bomb! Not literally. It will out last any Bugatti 🤣

  • @barskuleli8612
    @barskuleli86128 ай бұрын

    All these technologies are amazing but why they don’t put a scale in drip tray?

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    8 ай бұрын

    there's a whole bunch of difficulties around this, plus for awhile there's been patents on this exact technology being used across brands - things are beginning to change though - and I can see a day affordable machines will have them

  • @asmith2886
    @asmith288610 ай бұрын

    Does the machine have a built-in scale? From your review I take it that output is measured as millilitres/grams of water from the boiler, so not particularly accurate? Does the machine allow you to Bluetooth an Acaia Luna or similar scale?

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    No it does not have this ability to connect to Bluetooth scales - that’s not to say it couldn’t in the future though (Sanremo if you’re listening) And yes, it is a flow meter with millilitres recorded. I was initially disappointed in this programming as it wasn’t straightforward input of 40ml into a customised profile, and I would get 40mls out. I quickly learnt, using scales to dial in, it was a threshold of between 100 and 110mls to achieve 40ml espresso with my 20g dose. One really interesting observation I was making with the bottomless baskets, was that on a 20g dose, the espresso began dripping consistently at 40ml of water dispensed, no matter what pressure or length of time I held the pre-infusion for. So I could lengthen the contact time but evidently not the saturation point of the coffee in basket. Which I’m vaguely aware of is around a 2:1 ratio.

  • @timothysweet6791

    @timothysweet6791

    10 ай бұрын

    Sanremos definitely listening, the mls is a reference marker of the flow meter much the same as 99% of volumetric machines on the market. Inaccuracies will be variables attributed to Normal circumstantial factors to do with both the product n the physical aspect of the extraction ie retention. Ie. a bigger basket then what is required? = inconsistent retention, gas or soluble material ages or changes? = cause n affect. Another reason why gravimetrics is unreliable in terms of consistent espresso result mainly because coffee does not behave in a metric fashion. This was explored extensively with the Sanremo opera as well. Special note you’ll see a lot comments here already suggesting the machine is too complicated n expensive despite being the cheapest digital pressure profile machine on the market. These machines are designed with an incredible amount of effort n thought process not to mention experience to both raise the standards of what’s possible with out compromising on the ability to replicate said extractions. Yes there will always probably be cheaper and more expensive machines out on the market but in terms replicating pressure profile shots this would be very hard to beet. Sanremo You has a face book page for machine owners and passionate coffee folk that have provided interface n usability feedback to Sanremo of which Sanremo has applied but all feedback of course has to be vetted in a way the critical thinking n risk assessment has been applied. The video was excellent well done Josh n we appreciate the comments n input n will weigh n consider all in put, speaking on behalf of many that make up the team around the planet that are listening n watching 🙏🙏🙏

  • @asmith2886

    @asmith2886

    10 ай бұрын

    @AlternativeBrewing Thanks for the response Josh. If I were in the market for a machine that profiles, and at this price point, I would want it to effectively compete with the Decent. The lack of a scale or connectivity is therefore disappointing. Your use of a bottomless portafilter highlights another issue. Why do the big brands still manufacture single-spout portafilters when I assume the majority of espresso aficionados, like yourself, would 'bin' this piece of kit and use the bottomless portafilter; a further outlay.

  • @SASmiley
    @SASmiley8 ай бұрын

    what kind of group head does the sanremo you have ?

  • @eriklundqvist4221

    @eriklundqvist4221

    7 ай бұрын

    It’s a custom 61

  • @mr.rainbowlovescoffee
    @mr.rainbowlovescoffee10 ай бұрын

    To be honest with you that kickstand in the back there. Scared the hell out of me. The price for me is way out of my budget. Love and makes his coffee go for it for some people.

  • @Val_Smith
    @Val_Smith10 ай бұрын

    Cheap espresso homme pressure profile machines? VBM Dommobar super digital 1700 euros in EU.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    Yes and no. This is another level - as you have full manipulation of the pressures throughout the brewing. So you’re able to react to changes on the fly and see a lot more information in the display. DGMW The VBM Super Digital is a cool machine and does have programable Pressure Profiling- though not to the level the YOU has

  • @Val_Smith

    @Val_Smith

    10 ай бұрын

    ​@@AlternativeBrewingVBM with the new kit can do it on the fly too. You is superior but costs 4 times as much.

  • @mikni4069

    @mikni4069

    10 ай бұрын

    More like a flair 58 it blows the E61 profiling machine on basically all parameters out of the water and at fraction of the price. There been test where it level out even beating 10k machines and the Decent… It’s two biggest issues is volume restraint and well it can’t steam.

  • @Val_Smith

    @Val_Smith

    10 ай бұрын

    @@mikni4069 repeatability and workflow I may add.

  • @s96822

    @s96822

    10 ай бұрын

    with 40years espresso experience IMO the Sanremo is more a commercial machine whereas the VBM (that I like a lot) is not meant for commercial use though likely some low volume cafes use it. I think Synesso also has a fancy profiling machine that resembles a Decent. Does the You use a gear pump? wish you would have shown the internals.

  • @iskalar1382
    @iskalar13828 ай бұрын

    Is the language in the display also in German?

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    8 ай бұрын

    Yes it can be 👌 but was not in the video no.

  • @kellynkarr6270
    @kellynkarr62708 ай бұрын

    Long story short, is this machine worth the price? And is it built internally as well as the others in this price range?

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    8 ай бұрын

    I would say yes 👌

  • @marylandflyer5670
    @marylandflyer567010 ай бұрын

    I think it’s underpowered. 1 liter steam boiler is too small if you’re cranking out back to back drinks for 12 people. However, the features of the YOU blow away high end machines like the LM Mini.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    2bars of pressure though- that’s a lot of a higher starting point to power through 3-4 milk jugs easily and then still have time to back it up between making shots - you’re it steaming 12 drinks back to back - if it’s only one person making drinks. This is not a commercial machine 🫶

  • @Mandragara
    @Mandragara10 ай бұрын

    A cool machine but at that price I could drink the finest geisha coffees everyday for 3 years and still be able to afford a great espresso machine. I think I know where I spend my money

  • @yahyaboussebaa4082

    @yahyaboussebaa4082

    10 ай бұрын

    Exactly

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    Fair enough!

  • @justinbouchard
    @justinbouchard10 ай бұрын

    this is cute a.f.

  • @justinbouchard

    @justinbouchard

    10 ай бұрын

    i would prefer to have the water spout just be a tiny little spout that is under where the portafilter is, rather than having another massive spout hanging off the front

  • @coreycannon4511

    @coreycannon4511

    10 ай бұрын

    @@justinbouchardditto.

  • @zaynm9854
    @zaynm985410 ай бұрын

    8k, man don't even put the word home in the title

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    thats fair 🙌 although - if you were to put commercial there instead - tag on another $5-8k easily

  • @zenadventurer69
    @zenadventurer6910 ай бұрын

    OMG how over complicated and expensive can they make pushing 50 ml of water through 20g of coffee...

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    haha! you put it wo well 😂 as the ol' saying goes - there's more than one way to skin a cat !

  • @zenadventurer69

    @zenadventurer69

    10 ай бұрын

    You can say that again. As always, you demystify things so well. I thought the Decent was cutting facets on a turd. But contraptions like this and $10,000 grinders and the like? Things are getting crazy. I’ll take my K Plus and LaPavoni for my coffee and buy a car with the rest…lol. Thanks as always for your thorough and earnest reviews. Very insightful and enjoyable.

  • @Serafiniert
    @Serafiniert10 ай бұрын

    10k does not sound like home espresso.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    It’s very very niche I know. More like a roastery or cupping lab 🙂

  • @KNURKonesur
    @KNURKonesur10 ай бұрын

    I'd rather stick to a Flair and spend the remaining 9500$ on beans and supporting the farmers instead of the big rich corporations.

  • @AlternativeBrewing

    @AlternativeBrewing

    10 ай бұрын

    Yeah I’ve thought about that - the Flair 58 whilst beautiful and fantastic and 10% of the price - hands down that’s a win - the pressure profiling of the Flair 58 versus an electronic pump is not equal. As with the Flair you’re bound to using the back pressure of the puck (grind size) to get to the pressure you want. The Sanremo YOU will hold at any pressure regardless of flow rate and to any yield - whilst the Flair 58 has a very limited yield that does not lend itself to ratios much higher than 2.5:1 shots - (depending on basket size). Not an argument to spend $9000 more for this, just my observations on differences in pressure profiles and what’s possible.

  • @The_Coffee_Rabbit_Hole

    @The_Coffee_Rabbit_Hole

    10 ай бұрын

    Thats also were im at ... i done with that rabit hole , im back to full manual lever machine , mazzer mini ... but i equip myself to home roast and buy top bean and roast them ... a much smarter choice IMO

  • @PoisonShot20
    @PoisonShot2010 ай бұрын

    My partner? What happened to the Wife or girl friend?🤔🤔 I see, slowly degrading the "Family", the pillar of world Society. One sizes fits all kind of Society, just as the godless OWO wants. The only issue for them is that God Is in charge and Will have the last Word!🕊️

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