Starbucks Sirena Espresso Machine, Stainless and Black
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- 15-bar pump-driven espresso machine with stainless steel broiler and patented back pressure adapter
- Dual brewing spout; one-touch pre-measured single and double shots; user-programmable settings
- Steam wand with pannarello adapter; Rapid Steam boiler for rapidly switching from brewing to frothing
- Accommodates E.S.E. pods and ground espresso, 57.5-ounce removable water tank, adjustable and removable drip tray
- Measures 13 by 15 by 12 inches; 1-year limited warranty
With this beautiful, simple, and impeccably engineered espresso machine, you’ll pull shots so perfect and steam milk so frothy-your passion for superb coffee will only grow deeper. Bring home performance and beauty in every cup. Engineered to be simple. Designed to be timeless. Created to produce the perfect shot of espresso at home. Sirena's Rapid Steam ™ Boiler gives you continuous, powerful steam — and lets you move from frothing directly to brewing without waiting. At just 15 inches tall, Sirena is just the size to fit into any kitchen. Commercial quality portafilter retains heat easily, and features a patented back-pressure adaptor which adjusts automatically to the coffee's grind, for a full, rich crema.
Designed by the award-winning BMW Designworks exclusively for Starbucks, the Sirena is a 15-bar pump-driven espresso machine with dual brewing spouts, a stainless steel broiler, and a patented back pressure adapter to ensure great espresso extraction. The included steam wand with pannarello adapter lets you easily froth milk for lattes or cappuccinos. A ground coffee filter lets you make single or double shots, or use the included pod filter which accommodates E.S.E. coffee pods. Easy to read status lights show when the machine is ready to brew or steam, and the Rapid Steam boiler allows for quickly switching from brewing to frothing. The 57.5-ounce water tank removes easily for cleaning and refilling and a blue LED light indicates when the water tank is empty. Additional features include an adjustable and removable drip tray, a cup-warming surface, programmable brew settings, a temperature gauge, and an auto shut-off safety feature after 90 minutes of inactivity.
What’s in the Box
Sirena espresso machine; 1 portafilter;1 power cord; 1 user’s manual; 1 plastic support peg; 1 rubber gasket adapter; 1 ground coffee filter; 1 pod filter
Title: Starbucks Sirena Espresso Machine, Stainless and Black
Sales Rank: 157835 in Kitchen
Manufacturer: Starbucks, Model: 398574
Item Dimensions: 16 x 15 x 19 inches
Package Dimensions: 19.7 x 17 x 15.7 inches, 22.2 pounds
- Espresso machine will work for a few months and then fail.
- I purchased the Sirena during a Christmas 2009 sale at Starbucks. It performed fine until April when it started leaking water onto the counter top. I anticipated this event as I read a lot of reviews on the product before purchasing it. One of the hoses inside of the unit is bent too much, creating a kink in the hose. This leads to a crack after a few short… More reviews
- Great Coffee
- I worked for Starbucks for 6 years so I know what I'm doing with espresso makers. some of the reviews I've read it seems obvious that people don't learn how to make coffee properly and they expect the machine to do all the work for them.
Recently gave my Espresso machine away because I couldn't store it. This was one… More reviews
- Not worth the money
- This is the 4th machine that we have purchased in the last 14 years. I know we make a lot of coffee, but this one didn't even last 4 months. We sent it in for service and were told it just needed to be descaled. We descale at least monthly. With in 2 months, it wouldn't steam, drips everywhere and is generally a piece of junk. More reviews
- Avoid, Don't believe the favorable reports!
- The first one I purchased wouldn't turn on right out of the box. Took it back to Starbucks and they gave me another. This one wouldn't work either, so I took it back to Starbucks and the manager tried to get it to work and couldn't so they gave me one that was an in-store display that was working. Took it home and after 6 months still having… More reviews
- WORST espresso machine ever
- I have gone through TWO of these in less than a year. Retails for $599.99, but paid lil over half of that for the first one. 6 months into using it, the frother broke. Starbucks around (CHICAGO) REFUSED to exchange it, and I had to wait a few months to get it back down to St. Louis store where it was originally purchased. The… More reviews
