Paris, France — The great thing about coffee beans is that you grind only what you need to brew up your morning cup of coffee. Or anytime cup of coffee for that matter. And they let you travel the world from the arabicas of Ethiopia to the wild mochas of Yemen to the robustas of Uganda and sub-Saharan Africa. Coffee beans can wake you up at the crack of dawn or later, better still. Be it for a blend or pure origins from the likes of Costa Rica, Rwanda or Brazil, the house of De’Longhi has just turned out a new coffee maker with an innovative feature allowing you to change coffee beans at will because its new Rivelia automatic coffee maker comes replete with two interchangeable bean containers.  This is primordial innovation enabling you to brew up two coffees simultaneously. This machine from De’Longhi, whose brand ambassador is Brad Pitt, brings great coffee making directly into your kitchen. No need to hire a barista, because you can become one yourself. 

And this new coffee machine can also boast a compact, stylish design with a water tank that easily fits into the side of the machine. There is also a plush milk carafe that comes with the machine. You just place a cup under the one touch froth-maker and you can choose the thickness of your milk froth, cappuccino (thicker) or latte macchiato (finer) for example. The De’Longhi Rivelia espresso grinder can be set to make up to 8 coffee recipes, and the versions with milk beverages can be set to make up to 16 drinks. It is also outfitted with the Coffee Routine system, a technology that memorizes recipes according to the time of day you savor them.  

The De’Longhi Rivelia coffee maker with its plush milk feature and interchangeable bean containers in its white and beige versions. Photo courtesy De’Longhi. Handout via The Gourmet Gazette

De’Longhi is an Italian brand that was created in 1902 and has since the 1990s been manufacturing high quality automatic coffee and espresso machines in Mignagola, Italy which is in the Veneto region some 17 miles from Venice. Its headquarters are in Treviso. ©Trish Valicenti for The Gourmet Gazette. https://www.delonghi.com/en-us