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Wacaco Company has introduced its latest ground coffee portable espresso machine, the Minipresso GR2.


Building on the original Minipresso GR, the Minipresso GR2 features a minimalist design inspired by nature, offering a 'perfectly' brewed, aromatic espresso.


Wacaco has refined the coffee basket, seamlessly integrating it into the machine head. It is now adjustable, allowing users to choose between 8 or 12 grams of ground coffee. According to the company, this feature sets this portable espresso machine apart as the only one in the market offering such flexibility.


The Minipresso GR2 showcases sustainable design through wheat-composed polymers and a 30% size reduction. The hand-operated espresso maker is eco-friendly and highly portable, eliminating the dependence on electricity.


The machine is available for retail at $59.90 through the brand's website.


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Wacaco introduces ground coffee portable espresso machine

Rafaela Sousa

14 June 2024

Wacaco introduces ground coffee portable espresso machine

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