Coffee Machines

Miele CM5100 Barista Bean-to-Cup Coffee Machine, White

3.7(9)

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Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #286546 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Brand: Miele
• Model: 09080790
• Released on: 2012-10-24

Product Description

Designed and tested to last up to 20 years

• Chrome heated cup tray
• Designed to hold 250g of your favourite coffee beans
• The model will produce: Espresso, Coffee, Hot Water, Hot milk and froth, Cappuccino and Latte Macchiato
• 15 bar pressure

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

22 of 22 people found the following review helpful.
Awesome!!!!!
By mr michael crow
Having had two Gaggia Brera's die in 3 months in my jump from a 5 year affair with Nespresso,i decided to spend a bit extra. Admittedly this is a lot extra, i did consider the Melitta machines bit could find no reviews. A friend said buy Miele you will never look back.It is massively superior to the Gaggia. The build quality, the operation, the size of the water and bean reservoir and drip tray, just well thought out and designed - the opposite of the Gaggia.Then there is the coffee. It is just awesome. It is very adjustable to your taste. The ease of producing a double espresso or a tall drip type coffee really is the press of a button. Even the milk is completely programable to personal taste, quantity, temperature and consistency.The coffee is the top priority and this has hot the mark where others failed. Now we need to see if it is worth the grand it cost. That will be determined by longevity and consistency of performance

3 of 3 people found the following review helpful.
jura versus miele
By Johnnie Crossman
i read one negative comment about this machine not being as good as jura , but took a chance and very pleased with it, the coffee once you set the temp and strength and grinder is as good as jura and an improvement on the creme top forming on the top of the black coffee before milk or cream is added,i use formula one coffee its great in this machine,my main reason after having 2 jura machines that gave me good service till the brew units needs replacing total larger service cost of over £400 for this , this miele machine boasts east replacement like a cassette so providing nothing else goes wrong a simple ordering of a whole new brew unit can do myself, time will tell if its reliable as my other machinesamazon was at the best price i could find a real bargain and delivered quickly,thank youjohnnie

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
A wonderful machine
By Duncan Stevenson
I've wanted to get a bean to cup machine for a while now. I used to have a manual grinder and separate espresso machine which I could use to pull great shots and make wonderful drinks with but it became too much faff for my morning routine so we replaced it with a Nespresso system. Immediately I missed the choice of coffee and have been hankering for a super automatic for a while. This machine does not disappoint.First Impressions**************This is a sizeable machine. It fits under a wall unit with room to spare, but is very deep and looks enormous in our reasonably large kitchen. It's easily the largest looking appliance on our counter. The build quality seems very good, the buttons have a firm click to them and I can quite believe that this machine will last 20 years as Miele claim.Setup*****The machine is very straightforward to set up, and both the manual and on screen display are very clear. The machine is fully assembled and is ready to plug in and go! A water testing strip is included and instructions are provided on how to set the water hardness level based on this. The menu is easy to navigate and allow many things to be changed, including pre-brew (on|off), cup warmer (on|off), coffee amount (mild|normal|strong), and temperature (low|normal|high) set separately for espresso and coffee. There is a physical dial for the coarseness of the coffee which is under the bean hopper compartment.You can set the volume of coffee and espresso that is dispensed using the menu, or you can programme this by holding the button, then pressing 'Ok' when the required amount of coffee has been dispensed.We haven't changed any of the settings (other than cup size) as the first run gave excellent coffee. I'm confident that given any beans we could get an excellent cup from this machine.Usage*****The machine is very easy to use. It will pre-rinse when you turn it on and off, ensuring the pipes are warmed and the machine stays clean. There are separate buttons for espresso and coffee. Pressing once will dispense one dose, pressing twice will dispense two doses. This can be used for a large cup or if you have two small cups placed side by side.The part that dispenses the coffee moves up and down to accommodate plenty of sizes of cup and to ensure that the coffee doesn't have to travel very far to get to the cup (cooling on the way). We have some tall latte glasses which do not fit under this though, so be careful. Clearance for the coffee is 13cm as it's highest position. The milk dispenser is lower, but can be rotated to the side giving much more room.The coffee I have had from this machine (I have been buzzing in the days since taking delivery) has been outstanding. The crema has been thick and beautifully coloured and the machine has performed admirably. For those who aren't familiar with how to get a great shot of espresso, Miele have a section in the manual that explains what settings to change based on the look of the coffee produced. Very handy!The coffee that is dispensed is plenty hot enough (I have it set to normal), but the milk might leave some users who are familiar with Starbucks' scalded offerings disappointed. It's hot enough for me, but I don't have a mouth lined with asbestos.Many online videos of this machine show a stainless steel, insulated milk jug that is connected to the machine with a hose. This is only available in the US and Canadian models, and not the UK model. With this machine you get a long, thin plastic hose that you simple put any any container you like. This will go in any normal milk bottle as long as it's reasonably full and saves having to guess how much milk you'll need, as well as having to wash another jug!Cleaning & Maintenance********************Miele provide a useful guide as to what needs cleaned and when. The machine will automatically rinse the internal pipework every time it's turned on and off (although you can turn this off in settings) so the drip tray does fill up. Emptying and rinsing this daily, along with the grounds container is a sensible step.If you use the milk dispenser the easiest way to clean this is to put the hose in a cup of hot water and turn the steam on. This will draw the hot water through the system and rinse everything out. The manual recommends taking this apart daily to clean, but when I've taken it apart it's been spotless.The machine will ask to be descaled and thoroughly cleaned every so often and will not allow it to be used until this has been completed. It comes with two descaling tablets and ten cleaning tablets. Descaling frequency will depend on the water hardness level, but isn't listed in the manual. Cleaning is required every 200 cups. Instructions for doing this seem straightforward although I haven't attempted this yet.Conclusions**********It's too early in the life of the machine to make any definite remarks, but so far I'm delighted with the machine and happy to be back to freshly ground coffee. It's very easy to use, looks wonderful and is well built. I had the chance to see this machine alongside some of the high-end De'Longhi models in John Lewis and the better build quality in the Miele is apparent. If my opinion changes on this machine I'll update the review.Just hope that Amazon don't deliver your machine until 20:30 or, like me, you'll be up all night!