Looking to start a small coffee shop, but have never owned an expresso machine. I was wondering if the Expobar Brewtus IV-R would be a good machine to learn the art of making quality coffee at home before we open up our business? I also would like to know how many cups per hour this machine will produce. I was kind of thinking of purchasing one now, and maybe a second one later to keep up with the demands of a coffee shop.
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mjackson ♦ Helen,
Certainly there are many choices. I think since you have such a great machine you should consider a grinder that will compliment your selection. I would look at the Baratza Vario. It is an amazing grinder for the price. Next I would consider the Mazzer Mini. If you really want a special grinder look at the Ceado E37. They will all work well. The Baratza would be the most cost effective and the Ceado would be the most professional.
I suppose it is best to connect this to a source of reverse osmosis filtered water?
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A A David,
Any kind of filtered water will help prolong the life of a machine and help prevent against scale build up. I know a lot of people have plumbed machines into RO water systems and had no problems.
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A A Daniel,
Because commercial situations are all very unique, I would suggest calling Mark Jackson in our commercial sales department. He can be reached at 1-888-411-5282, option 1, then option 2.
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