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Londinium C
Reiss,
This may be premature, but was do you expect the price point to be for the LC?
Rob
This may be premature, but was do you expect the price point to be for the LC?
Rob
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BR Pencho
two very different machines; one half the price of the other
the LC will not have a pump, pre-infusion will occur at boiler pressure, no hot water tap; a relatively basic lever machine, albeit a 58mm spring group
the LR you already know about; it is simply a tank fed version of the L1/2/3; a commercial lever machine for the home
kind regards
reiss.
Do you know if there will be a taste difference in the coffee between the C and the R?
I'm really liking a smaller machine without the steam since I only drink coffee without milk or sugar but taste is more important of course.
Kind regards,
Aike
yes, absolutely as the LC will be a dipper fed group (pre-infusion occurring at boiler pressure)
the LC will have a steam wand, but no hot water
kind regards
reiss.
Matt
Compact.
kind regards
reiss.
Will the Londinium C have an in house group?
unfortunately it is not going to see the light of day in 2018
this is the result getting pushed down the queue for development resource by much more influential customers than ourselves, namely Subway and more recently Nestle - this is just a fact of commercial life; there is nothing much i can do about it and i would do the same if the roles were reversed
i am happy to report that we now have development resource working on it and it is an exciting project given that we are forging an all new 58mm spring lever group in England
best
reiss.
Maybe I’ll get one for my birthday (March)...
I’m glad business is so bouyant.
Cheers!
I know the L-C has not been released yet, but is it worth waiting for Londinium Compact instead of getting L-R?
I’m a sole coffee drinker (2-4 cups a day) that alternates between espresso and flat whites, so steam wand is still needed. Quiet warm up is a must (I don’t want to be woken up by a cold machine!) and I have no doubts about a quality in the cup
Thanks,
P.
this question comes up quite a bit. they are vastly different machines so i think it will be fairly easy for you to decide. the LC will be a stripped back direct fill machine without a hot water tap or elevated pre-infusion. it will be less than half the price of the LR
kind regards
reiss.
Thanks
I'm clearly doing a lousy job of explaining myself
think of the little la pavoni, olympia cremina, ponte vecchio or the elektra mica casa e leva
that is the class of machine the LC will be in, a world away from the LR
Reiss,
Subway, as in the sandwich restaurant chain? Nestlè is the king of coffee creamer in the U.S. wow...
Roger
Yes, the big boys
Kind regards
Reiss
I have to ask before UK leaving the EU, making the machine price much less attractive unfortunately..
October is what I’m looking at for a release date
Kind regards
Reiss.
Maybe I’ll have one for next Christmas.
thank you for your interest
chrome over brass, 58mm so a wide range of baskets will fit. when its ready it will go on sale - around november i expect
kind regards
reiss
I'm taking it that direct fill means unscrewing a boiler cap, filling it and replacing the cap? Rather than pumping water from a reservoir into the boiler?
yes, direct fill mean what it says; straight into the boiler, no reservoir & pump
kind regards
reiss.
kind regards
reiss.