Zuriga

Swiss Precision in Espresso Machines

Moritz Guttinger, frustrated by the lack of good espresso machines, designed and built the Zuriga E2 and E2-s machines in Zurich. These compact machines combine elegant design with Swiss precision, ready in two minutes with a constant 9-bar pressure. They feature fine materials like laboratory glass, regional walnut, and titanium coating. Zuriga’s craftsmanship and dependability make them an exceptional choice for coffee enthusiasts.

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Coffee

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Switzerland

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