Londinium I – no ballast
i failed to mention, it is testament to the quality of the engineering that has gone into Londinium I that we have not put any ballast into the machine
Reiss Gunson
Why stop at one? Announcing LONDINIUM II & III
In September/October Londinium will be offering LONDINIUM II (a 2 group commercial spring lever machine) and LONDINIUM III ( a 3 group commercial spring lever machine), both mains water fed LONDINIUM II will also be available in a very nicely…
Another DeLonghi tip – flush it first
You can dramatically improve the quality of the first cup of coffee out of the machine each time the machine has been idle by simply pushing the flush button The flush cycle causes the brewing thermoblock (there is a separate…
Londinium I: update
We are still on target to get Londinium I on sale in September We went to check on progress in Birmingham yesterday and it was a great day We took two of our roasts up and gave them both a…
another DeLonghi tip
one shortcoming of all bean to cup/fully automatic espresso machines is they have a pre-programmed option for a long black/Americano this is produced by the machine simply pumping more water through the coffee this is not the way to do…
The week finishes with a milestone being reached…
Its friday, and the summer weather has dropped by again for a day or two, so its a very welcome 30C or thereabouts which saw us end the working week in a swimming pool. blue skies and bright sunshine are…
Londinium I: made in England – on merit, not on nostalgia
For the record I am a proud New Zealander, living in London since 1998. So don’t for a minute think that Londinium I is being built in England by some old duffer with a cloth cap, sick with nostalgia from…
Londinium I is coming…
to set a new global benchmark in exceptional espresso at home, in bars, in restaurants, and any environment where a single group machine is sufficient to meet demand no plumbing or wiring needed – just plug in and fill with…
Londinium I – inspired by ‘Rework’
Whilst I detest the phrase ‘scratch your own itch’ as coined in ‘Rework‘, one of the most useful business books I have ever read, it is a sound principle to adopt when developing new products. It simply means that Londinium…
Londinium I – update
all technical issues resolved – i.e the espresso tastes great the focus has now switched to external design/cosmetics very easy to lose weeks of time fussing over details focus on getting the base model to market for sept hope to…