It is difficult to imagine modern life without the bittersweet taste and exquisite aroma of coffee. The new Gaggenau CM 250 (for release later this year) is a perfect synthesis of advanced technology, useful functions and elegant design.
May 25th, 2011
It features a personalisation function, which enables you to programme and save up to six individual beverages. Information such as beverage type, cup size, coffee strength and brewing temperature can be adjusted.
Another feature is the grinding unit with high-quality, durable ceramic discs that grind fresh coffee beans to the required degree of fineness with a minimum of noise. All of this with one-touch operation.
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