Gaggia Espresso Evolution Coffee Machine Overview

The Gaggia Espresso Evolution is a compact home coffee machine with a pressurised basket that’s compatible with traditional espresso brewing and paper pods. Shop: alternativebrewing.com.au/pro... Bring the essence of Italian café culture to your countertop!
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00:00 Gaggia Espresso Evolution Coffee Machine Overview
00:33 Design & Build Quality
03:08 Acessories
03:51 Gaggia Pressurised Filter Baskets
05:39 Making a Coffee on the Gaggia Espresso Evolution
07:50 Steaming Milk on the Gaggia Espresso Evolution
09:01 Upgrades
10:01 Pet Peeve
10:26 Cleaning
Experience Italian coffee tradition with the Gaggia Espresso Evolution. Made in Italy, this espresso machine brings the art of espresso-making to your kitchen, allowing you to create velvety espressos with rich crema effortlessly.
Improved User Experience
Designed with beginners in mind, the Gaggia Espresso Evolution offers an intuitive interface and compact design for seamless operation. Whether you're new to home espresso brewing or a seasoned enthusiast, this machine's user-friendly features make it easy to achieve consistently delicious results. Its ergonomic filter holder ensures even tamping, guaranteeing consistent extraction and optimal flavour in every cup.
Authentic In-Cup Quality
This machine is equipped to create rich, flavourful shots topped with a velvety crema, replicating the quality found in your favourite cafes. With built-in PID to achieve precise boiler temperature, you can extract at your desired temperature and forth milk effortlessly. The Gaggia Espresso Evolution can also extract pods, making it ultra versatile and perfect for home brewers of any experience level.
Italian Excellence in Design
Crafted with precision and attention to detail, the Espresso Evolution is proudly made in Italy at the Gaggio Montano factory. Enjoy the reliability and performance of Italian engineering, bringing the authentic espresso experience to your home with every brew. From the PID-controlled boiler temperature to the articulating Pannarello steam wand, every aspect of this machine reflects the tradition of Italian craftsmanship and innovation.
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[@ChipsNeeson]

Nice, useful rundown. Cheers.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Glad you liked it

[@anotherguycalledsmith]

Still love your channel, Josh ;-) Especially, how friendly you deliver even to the lower budget oriented viewers…
As about 500 bucks do not seem too much to get started, I would nevertheless consider tripling the amount and wait a bit if this is not in reach any time soon. From about 1500 € on, you will enjoy your coffee journey even more. I would have a look at a solid machine like a _Profitech Pro 300_ for example. Yes, I know this is a totally different price range once you really have all the stuff you need for that… But 500 bucks being part of a more sustainable solution feels better than craving for better quality after a short period of time.
And yes, I had been waiting for 25 years until my _ECM Synchronika_ dream came true. Just calculate your very personal scenario, how much bought coffee you are consuming and when you would reach this specific price range of barista ”high tech“. It might be quicker than you assume. Enjoy your coffee journey ;-)

[@TC_Prof]

Well done Josh 🎉🎉🎉

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Thanks mate! 😃

[@mitchymitch9789]

great video- I enjoy your presentation style Josh

[@AlternativeBrewing]

I appreciate that! Thanks Mitch 🙌

[@michaelhsu2051]

For the same price but with better function, go for bambino.

[@jayeshnagarsekar7665]

Is it better than delonghi ec685?

[@lucashipkins]

Hey Josh, it sounds like you have a head cold. Feel better soon.

[@AlternativeBrewing]

😅 yeah is it that obviously!
Thank mate 🙌

[@Don_from_cairns_australia]

Hi Josh, great video mate. I couldn’t tell from watching the video but is it a loud machine with the vibratory pump?

[@AlternativeBrewing]

Maybe not ‘very’ loud - but certainly noticeable over others. Being plastic, it doesn’t really amplify the noise, I think like steel machines can - but yeah vibratory pumps in general- there’s not too many that won’t wake a household 😅

[@wongxinhao1996]

How does this compare to the Bambino plus? I reckon it's on the same tier in terms of function and price point?

[@SteashEdits]

Bambino much better quality

[@georgepirpiris7309]

E61 or death !!! 💪💪💪

[@jonmahashintina]

Oof. ill stick to mini barista.