What is the temperature of the coffee?
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I never measured it, but it comes out drinkably hot and keeps its temp for the whole two hours. Seems only very slightly cooler than the Kuerig I use at work.
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How would consumers know the answer unless they got their hands on a press release from Nespresso. Anyone think of asking them? I find if I use a hot cup then I don't have a problem with the temperature of the brew.
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I would certainly think so. I checked my coffee after brewing it with my Keurig and is showed a temp of 185 degrees. The closer you are to the heat source with the gun, the more accurate the temp.
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Hi Angela, no there is not a temperature setting. and i really dont know what it is set on. but the coffee is pretty hot when it comes out. i use very little half and half so i get a nice fresh hot cup of coffee every time. i love it because no coffee waste. like when i make a pot of coffee i was always throwing out the last bit of coffee to make fresh.
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I'm not sure of the actual temperature but I am very pleased with it. This Russell Hobbs model replaced a $300 Viking Coffee Maker that was horrible even though I tried to fix it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c05Ts6ob1BE
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Room temp. I just leave mine on my counter, I do put a paper plate over the top . When the coffee is ready 24 hours later I pour it in a container (PBA free) and place in the fridge .
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I'm not exactly sure what the temperature is, but it does have Low to High settings on it where if you do not want the water to boil, you set it to the lowest setting. I love the product, I use it for all kinds of loose tea and a French press for coffee. Great gadget to have!
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I am not sure about exact temperature , you can try calling Jura. It does keep the cups really nice and warm. Makes a big difference when you pour coffee into the warm cup.
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I am not interested enough to put a temperature gauge in the coffee, but think about it. The water has to boil or turn into a vapor in order to push the water from the lower pot and into the upper pot. Last I heard, water boils at 212 degrees. I don't know about other people, but I remove the pot from the heat as soon as all of the water moves into the upper level. I like the coffee this way and the time to brew is quicker. If you like stronger coffee, you might just reduce the heat and it will take longer to return to the lower level . WARNING No matter how you time your coffee brew, you must not leave the pot unattended while it brews. All my friends like this coffee and I use Folgers. I am not interested enough to put a temperature gauge in the coffee, but think about it. The water has to boil or turn into a vapor in order to push the water from the lower pot and into the upper pot. Last I heard, water boils at 212 degrees. I don't know about other people, but I remove the pot from the heat as soon as all of the water moves into the upper level. I like the coffee this way and the time to brew is quicker. If you like stronger coffee, you might just reduce the heat and it will take longer to return to the lower level . WARNING No matter how you time your coffee brew, you... » Read More I am not interested enough to put a temperature gauge in the coffee, but think about it. The water has to boil or turn into a vapor in order to push the water from the lower pot and into the upper pot. Last I heard, water boils at 212 degrees. I don't know about other people, but I remove the pot from the heat as soon as all of the water moves into the upper level. I like the coffee this way and the time to brew is quicker. If you like stronger coffee, you might just reduce the heat and it will take longer to return to the lower level . WARNING No matter how you time your coffee brew, you must not leave the pot unattended while it brews. All my friends like this coffee and I use Folgers. « Show Less
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Per the manufacturer - While the water brews in the ENA Micro 9, it reaches a temperature of 190-195 degrees, but by the time the coffee hits the cup it decreases to 175-180 degrees. Hope this helps. Thanks
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To answer this ? I JUST made a fresh pot. It's Temp. was 175-180 degrees Fahrenheit. As for TASTE ? It makes a GREAT Coffee in MY BOOK !
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I myself have no problem with the coffee temperature. I always warm up the coffee cup with hot water first, dump out the hot water, then make the coffee. Easy breezy.
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I ran some water through it and it is approx. 200 degrees F. Very hot but that is the best for the coffee!
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I've never had a problem with the temperature of my coffee & steamed milk. Neither has anyone else who has had a coffee from my machine. It sounds as if your machine might be defective.
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The surface temperature of the plate fluctuates from 210F-247F, measured with an IR thermometer. Note that this doesn't mean will keep your coffee that hot because your coffee & mug are losing heat through the sides and top.
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I don't know the brewing temp, but it brews very good coffee. The top doesn't close down tightly...they don't address the basket liner size well so it interferes with closure, plus over time the top warps a little, so there is quits a bit of steam escape... requiring 'adjusting up' the amount of water you put in the tank. This steam leak was true of each of the 3 of this model... to varying degrees. The little quality control and design issues were not deal breakers for me, because the coffee is so good.
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I also pour the boiled water in immediately. Many coffee guides recommend using 195-205 deg F water. However, unless you preheat your french press, I have found that the temperature of the water can easily drop by 10 deg F or more immediately after pouring it into the french press. Measure it if you have a thermometer.