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Wega coffee machines and fully automatic espresso makers are now available for your home or cafe, with the small electric Mazzer mini grinder.
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Wega Coffee Machines are market leaders in coffee production all over the world. All automatic Wega machines and Wega makers are fitted with the E61 group head. These fully provide excellent thermal stability. Wega also makes a wide range of appliances. From a home electric machine to fully automated machines, Wega can match every budget from a small mini cafe to a 5 star restaurant.
Wega machines provide state-of-the-art technology combined with fully elegant designs and build quality.
Wega cafe electric coffee machines and makers are manufactured in Italy, the home of espresso machines and machine makers.
We have the rights to Wega and Mazzer in Australia. In fact, we’ve had these rights to Wega home and cafe machines and electric makers since 1987. This can’t be bought overnight with no history.
We uphold and exceed Wega Electric Espresso worldwide standards. If Wega invests their faith and future in Australia with us to provide your home or cafe with the best machines and makers, that should be good enough.
Mazzer, as well as Wega, are known around the espresso cafe world for making a fully reliable grinder – ground to your specifications with a minimum of fuss.
Mazzer was established in 1952, near Venice, at home by Luigi Mazzer. He established a small precision machine workshop.
The company grew from its mini beginnings to become an automatic leading manufacturer of the electric, home or cafe, coffee grinder machines.
In the 9th century, coffee was used as an automatic medicine in the Muslim world.
Though there was no local cafe, not to mention a mini electric grinder, people started to like the taste produced by the makers and it slowly became a pleasurable drink.
From its small beginnings, Mazzer never fully changed its automatic philosophy about the precision and reliability of its grinder.
The manufacturing process is carried out with advanced electronic technologies and strict quality controls. Mazzer is particularly well known by home coffee machine aficionados, who love the mini.
Wega is a founding member of the Italian Espresso National Institute (“INEI”), founded to promote and register ‘Espresso Italiano’. To protect consumers who choose to drink ‘Espresso Italiano’, a small number of conditions are always required.
According to a mini legend, coffee was discovered in Ethiopia, where it grew fully wild.
Shepherds discovered that their flocks didn't sleep at home during the night after eating certain beans.
Popular cafe products in the Mazzer automatic range now include the small Mazzer Mini, the commercial Lux, the Mazzer Major, a large coffee machine grinder and the electric Super Jolly.
A coffee machine might now be a fully automatic part of life, but the convenience, taste and pleasure an electric grinder and espresso makers in a cafe offers has been a long time coming.
The mini cafe began to open in the late 1600’s in small cities. Larger versions became commonplace with the development of capital cities. From there, domestic use began to flourish.
In the past 150 years, many different makers have prepared it in different ways. From percolators to steam-driven machines, to an automatic grinder and an electric espresso machine, the industry has developed. The small, mini grinder, home coffee machine and fully automatic machine are now a valuable part of many home kitchens.
The small Galla tribe used coffee in Ethiopia, but not as an automatic drink.
The food makers would wrap the mini beans in animal fat as their only source of nutrition while on raiding parties.
By 1500, the Turks treated coffee as an automatic drink, adding spices to the brew with clove, cinnamon, cardamom and anise always close at hand.
Rumour has it that there were makers in Italy only 100 years later. In 1720, 1 single tree survived the trip from Paris to the New World.
Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, the once small Mazzer grinder company fully established markets around the world. With amazing progression, by the early 1990’s a Mazzer mini grinder machine was available in more than 50 countries.