- The Jura E10 is a new premium espresso machine from the Swiss brand
- It offers hot and cold brewing, syrup-infused foam, and Light Brew mode
- It’s available now for £1,425 (about $1,910 / AU$2,720)
Jura, known for its luxury espresso machines, has just launched a new coffee maker that packs a staggering array of advanced brewing features into a surprisingly compact package. The new Jura E10 offers hot and cold brewing, syrup-infusion for flavored drinks, and a new timer that means the machine can start brewing when you wake so your favorite coffee is ready and waiting the moment you wake up.
The feature set sounds very similar to that of the Jura J10 I tested last year, which is still one of the most advanced coffee makers I’ve ever used. It poured a perfectly-extracted espresso, and its cold-brewed espresso was mellow and flavorful.
Its milk system was excellent as well, whether using hot or cold milk, but what impressed me most was the Sweetfoam system that mixes the syrup of your choice into the milk as it’s dispensed.
Flavored coffees are usually made by pumping syrup into the cup before adding coffee and milk, which means the flavor is concentrated at the bottom. With Sweetfoam, the syrup is evenly distributed throughout the whole drink, which means you get the full flavor with every sip, and only need to use a very small quantity. You can use regular or sugar-free syrup, and during my tests I found it had the added benefit of stabilizing the milk foam so it lasts and lasts.
Perfect for small kitchens
Like the J10, the new E10 offers a huge menu of hot and cold drinks, but now they’re organized into a color-coded menu that makes it easier to find the one you want.
These options now include Light Brew — a new feature not available in the J10 — which uses a smaller dose of coffee and a lower brewing temperature to prepare a drink with a less intense flavor that’s ready to enjoy straight away.
The coffee-timing feature means the machine will start brewing your coffee automatically exactly when you want it to — a feature you’d normally only see on drip coffee machines. However, it’s worth noting that this is only available if you also pick up the Jura Wi-Fi Connect V2 module, which adds wireless connectivity to your coffee machine and costs an additional £49.95 (about $70 / AU$100).
All of these brewing functions are packed into a surprisingly slim package that will slot more easily into small kitchens:
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Dimension |
Jura J10 |
Jura E10 |
|---|---|---|
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Width |
12.5 inches / 31.8 cm |
10.6 inches / 27 cm |
|
Height |
13.7 inches / 34.8 cm |
13.7 inches / 34.8 cm |
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Depth |
17.6 inches / 44.6 cm |
17.6 inches / 44.6 cm |
The Jura E10 is available now direct from Jura and a handful of third-party stores for £1,425 (about $1,910 / AU$2,720). It’s currently only sold in Europe, but the rest of the E range is available in the US, so I’m expecting it to launch there in the coming months.
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