The Expobar Brewtus IV-R is one of the most advanced semi-automatic espresso machines available to the prosumer market. This model features two independently operated boilers, one for brewing and the other for steaming. By having two boilers, result in greater brew temperature stability and superior steam pressure. Exclusive to the Brewtus IV models, is a dedicated control switch that lets you deactivate the steam boiler and operate just the brew boiler. Exercising this option will signifi
I’ve just passed two glorious years with my Expobar Brewtus IV-R. I did a lot of research before buying this one and I have no regrets. Yes, it offers the perfect blend of features, and yes, the quality of construction is fantastic. But the real test is can it make consistently great espresso....
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I have had my Brewtus IV rotary for about 2 months now. This is my 3rd espresso machine, I started with a Gaggia Classic about 18 years ago. I am using both a Baratza Vario grinder and a Mazzer Kona. I am consistently pulling the best shots ever. I wanted a double boiler machine and I choose...
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mjackson ♦ YumaJoe,
I am so glad you wrote this. If I could tell people what to buy in order to make amazing espresso this is the set up I would choose. The Kony is as good as it gets grinder wise and the Brewtus is a top notch machine at a reasonable price. Thanks.
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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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.
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.
I've had the Brewtus IV - R for about a month. I've been a home roaster for five years and love a great cup of coffee. I researched espresso units for about a year and kept coming back to Expobar. Although it took me a while to pull the perfect shot, once I got the grind, the tamp, and the...
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mjackson ♦ Steve,
Thank you for such a great and accurate review.
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