Espresso machines

Bezzera

The Milanese house where espresso itself began: in 1901 Luigi Bezzera patented the first espresso coffee machine, giving Italy a new way to drink coffee. Still a fully Italian manufacturer, Bezzera has built professional and semi-professional machines for over a century, now from its facility outside Milan.

The lineup

5 models

Hobby

Hobby

entry

A compact semi-automatic single-boiler machine with strong steam power, a 3-way solenoid valve, and a 3-liter reservoir. Bezzera's approachable entry point into the lineup.

$799

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BZ10

BZ10

heat exchanger

A super-compact heat-exchanger machine with a specially designed group that reaches temperature in about ten minutes. A budget-friendly step into prosumer espresso.

$1,449

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Unica PID

Unica PID

prosumer

A compact single-boiler PID machine designed to fit most kitchens while delivering serious espresso. Offered with optional flow control and multiple finishes.

$1,389

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Magica PID

Magica PID

heat exchanger

A classic heat-exchanger machine with a 2-liter copper boiler, a large 4-liter reservoir, and an E61 group with PID temperature control. Retro Italian styling in stainless steel.

$1,650

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Matrix DE

Matrix DE

flagship

A dual-boiler flagship with an electrically heated group, triple PID thermostats, and a touchscreen for automated pre-infusion, brewing, and backflushing. Customizable color panels and rotary pump for plumbing.

$2,999

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