Build Quality 4.5/5. The industrial look of the La Marzocco Linea Mini, available in six colors, is designed to mimic the original Linea, and how you feel about it is a matter of personal taste. It's certainly a departure from the “chrome box” look familiar to many prosumer machines.
Why is the La Marzocco Linea Mini so expensive?
Why are La Marzocco espresso machines so expensive? One of the reasons that justify the price is the dual boiler system. But other than that, it is the quality of build that separates La Marzocco from the other coffee makers and the sole reason it costs more. La Marzocco espresso makers are built to last.22 Mar 2021
Should I leave my Linea Mini on?
It's been about 9 months and no issues. I too would rather turn it off to conserve energy, however, Chris assured me that the mini was designed to be left on and then when accounting for the energy needed to warm from cold relative to maintaining its running temperature, the energy use is negligible.
Are La Marzocco machines worth it?
Final verdict. For a small office or a household full of coffee connoisseurs, the La Marzocco Home espresso makers are the perfect investment. And if you are trying to upgrade your home barista skills, there is no better machine for that. You will get unmatched espresso quality, along with machine durability.22 Mar 2021
Why is La Marzocco so expensive?
Why are La Marzocco machines so expensive? La Marzocco espresso machines, like other prosumer machines, are expensive because they're built to a commercial standard, using high-end materials designed to withstand heavy use.
How long will a La Marzocco last?
While La Marzocco machines often cost more than other brands, they're worth the higher price. The integrity of each machine's design means it will last for years while the stainless steel body easily hides any wear.27 Aug 2021
Does Starbucks use La Marzocco?
The machine in Ballard is one of three in the world and is the only one in the United States. The partnership, which ended in 2005, would make the “Linea Classic” La Marzocco's most iconic machine. Starbucks still uses a “Linea Classic” at its original location in Seattle's Pike Place.13 May 2013