Quick Mill - Pippa 4100

Same, we have the Quick Mill Pippa and a Rancilio Stile grinder and we're really happy since we found our go to beans.

The Pippa beats both by a fair margin IMO (I own one), especially with steaming. It's on sale currently at Home Coffee Solutions, so it's a no-bainer over the GCP. https://www.homecoffeesolutions.com/products/quick-mill-pippa-semi-automatic-espresso-machine-04100-stainless-steel?country=CA&tw_source=google&tw_adid&tw_campaign=22758065265&tw_kwdid

Si tes parents veulent zéro prise de tête et du lait nickel direct, la Bambino Plus est la meilleure option — automatique pour la mousse, simple et fiable. Si tu veux vraiment la vapeur de pro et que quelqu’un pourra apprendre un peu, la Pippa est top, mais plus chère et plus technique; pour le moulin cherche un modèle à doseur («doser» type Mazzer/occaz ou des moulins ménagers avec tiroir doseur) pour qu’ils puissent remplir le bac et sortir toujours la même quantité.

love that grinder!!! i'm a home-coffee nerd but my dual-boiler and big grinder were in another state for awhile, and I got tired of aeropress for 3 coffee drinkers. I broke down on a sale weekend at chris' coffee and got the mignon and a single boiler quick mill. I was pleasantly surprised by both! Espresso was good, heats up quickly, steamer leaves a little something to be desired but makes warm fluffy drinks. I feel like single boiler must've improved since the "krups" days...

I have an Italian made completely stainless steel Quick Mill machine for the last 20 years no complaints with mine

Chris Coffee for Quick Mill, they are great! Clive Coffee for Profitec. Clive also sells Lucca Tempo which is rebranded Pop Up.

I started out with a Quick Mill, but quickly found that machines using the E61 brew group are a class apart. I have been using a pre-owned Isomac Millennium together with a Bezzerra BZ05 coffeegrinder for at least 7 years now, love them both :-)