Product Description

CitiZ&milk is equipped with an Aeroccino, dedicated to milk based lovers. Intuitive and user friendly, CitiZ&milk prepares an infinite number of coffee recipes at the touch of a button. Automatic and programmable coffee quantity (Espresso and Lungo) Dedicated space for coffee preparation Integrated milk frothing device for Cappuccino and Latte: Aeroccino whisk storage space Dimensions: 9.3 by 11 by 14-3/5-inch/ 23-2/3 by 27-2/3 by 37-1/5 cm (W by H by D) Capsule container Dimensions: 5 by 11 by 14-3/5-inch/13 by 27-2/3 by 37-1/5 cm (W by H by D).

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #9267 in Kitchen & Housewares
• Color: Limousine Black
• Brand: Nespresso
• Model: D120-US-BK-NE
• Dimensions: 16.70" h x 11.70" w x 15.50" l,

Features

• 19 Bar pressure pump
• Energy saving mode
• Automatic volume control
• Automatic cappuccino preparation
• Folding cup support

Customer Reviews

I'm a believer!!!
For 5 years I have owned Italian coffee equipment: espresso maker and grinder, grinding fresh locally roasted beans and making our family's lattes every morning. I love it, we get excellent coffee drinks (much better than the well known chain!) in the comfort of our own home and we save an estimated $3000 per year vs going out to get them. It is also loud, messy, and time consuming!

We recently stayed with family in Europe and they had the Nespresso Citiz and Aerochino combo. My first thought was "how good an espresso drink can this little job make?", my first sip was "Wow this is pretty good", and the first set of drinks I made with it was "Wait, I am done and cleaned up and drinking my latte in less time than it took me to steam the milk at home!"

The footprint on the kitchen counter is something my wife really appreciates. The Citiz is about the size of my current grinder. Another big plus is the quiet operation. Since I value my hearing I use earplugs when making espresso with my current rig, and if everyone is asleep I still run out to get my coffee since I would wake everyone up. Not with the Citiz....

I also like the variety of coffee offered, and the long-lasting packages will allow me to offer my guests decaf - something I never do now because we don't use it ourselves and I could not keep the beans fresh enough. I can also make the robust drink I like and choose a less "aggressive" roast for my wife if she wants it.

The only downside is the need to purchase the coffee directly from Nespresso. I really hope someday I will be able to get the coffee via Amazon Subscription....

Being the sort to not to needlessly waste, I have not dumped my Italian espresso maker quite yet - it still works - but I know what I am getting when it gives up, and the lure of the convenience may induce me to sell it in favor of the Citiz.

PS - When I got home these were still not available in the US, so I decided to try using espresso pods in my maker as a shortcut. Their brand pods in their brand adapter, factory sealed fresh. YECHHH!!! It was not acceptable quality at all. Nespresso wins this one hands down.

Nespresso in Europe
Just got back from a trip to Prague, Budapest, and Paris.
All three cities have Nespresso Cafes and use the machines.
I spoke with a Barista in Prague and he told me that the machines
have been spectacular. He pulls roughly 250-300 shots per day
from this particular machine! Never had a single problem in over 3
years with these machines. I don't think you can go wrong getting
one of these machines.

so simple.. so good
I tried it out at a local store, and was really impressed with the ease and flavor. When I got it home, I was even more impressed. I do wish the pods were available locally, however the order was delivered in 2 days flat.

The milk frothing is something I was never very good at with a traditional machine. This is the best easiest way I have found.

Could not be more pleased.