- Sales Rank: #212586 in Kitchen & Housewares
- Color: Silver
- Brand: Miele
Features
- Miele appliances are available for shipping to all states of the contiguous United States excluding California (CA), Arizona (AZ), Nevada (NV), Florida (FL) and Washington DC.
- Miele appliances are available for shipping to all states of the contiguous United States excluding California (CA), Arizona (AZ), Nevada (NV), Florida (FL) and Washington DC.
In 1999, Miele brought this atmosphere into homes throughout the seven continents, introducing the world's first built-in Whole Bean Coffee System.
Then in 2004, Miele reclaimed its position as category leader and introduced the world's first built-in capsule coffee system.
Today, Miele is proud to continue their legacy with an exciting new collection of Countertop Coffee Systems, using the same technology as the Whole Bean Coffee System, but with the flexibility of housing it virtually anywhere.
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
19 of 21 people found the following review helpful.
By Amazon Customer
Had this coffee maker installed with my home remodel nearly seven years ago now. MORE than paid for itself MANY TIMES over (hey, nearly $5 a pop of your favorite brew adds up FAST).Easy to care for. Only one problem since the installation was fixed with a quick call to VERY friendly and helpful Miele customer service. They walked me through fixing the problem (less than 15 minutes) and sent me a part replacement kit just in case the part needed replacing (it didn't, but I kept it just in case).DURABLE is what surprised me; I use it at least 4-7 times daily more on the weekends without a hitch. (How many things do you use that often in a day, every day for seven years without a screw up?) It will not take "flavored" coffees (beans that have been coated in flavoring) as that will gum up the works, but then again who really wants gunk coated beans, anyway?Of all the "toys" I bought for my new kitchen; this has been the most impressive.
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By sirensslave
I've had my Miele for 7 years now. I don't use it every day but mostly on the weekends. It's always made a superb cup of espresso/cappuccino. The biggest issue for me is that it's loud so if you're an early riser and your family is not.. it might wake someone up. Yes.. you have to take care of it. I guess the fact that it's a sleek looking appliance that impresses family and friends leads people to believe it will function without problems if you don't take a few moments to clean it after using it! Every once in a while it gives me a message that something needs to be taken care of... descaling. Not that much of an issue. Yes, it will take about 30 minutes but hey.. they could have not added this feature and the machine could have gotten clogged with lime and then everyone would be complaining about the fact that it stopped working after a few months. Thanks Miele for making the machine not function until you do the descaling. It even counts the cups of coffee it makes and when you need to descale. The steamer. it totally comes apart. Run some steam through and it's clean. The brew unit inside. Grab a toothbrush, run some hot water and soap through it and it's squeaky clean. Coffee beans have a lot of oil so keep that in mind. Get a good dish detergent that is tough on grease and your job will be easy. The waste unit. Same thing. Soap, hot water and a toothbrush or bottle brush to get into the nooks. Wipe the machine down when you use it and you'll be good. I did get an error this weekend but googled it and all it was was that some water got into the wrong place. The manual did say to call service and I panicked but I always google things before calling repair. All I did was take a dishtowel, soak up the water that accidentally went into the wrong place and it's back on board. The bottom line is this.. We go to the coffee shops and drop $$ on a cup of coffee and it tastes great. We don't see the time it takes for the staff to properly clean the machines. This makes a fabulous cup of espresso but no.. even at $3k, it doesn't come with your personal barrista. After living in my place for 7 years, I've had to drop quite a few dollars on repairs for all of my other high end appliances but.. knock on wood... not this machine.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Dr. Kevin A. Swartz
I'm not going to say anything about the specs; etc since this can be looked up.We have a Miele : CVA4075 Plumbed Coffee System - Stainless Steel that was already installed in the house we purchased. It was installed about 2 years prior to us moving in and then we've lived here for 2 years. My wife and I use it every single day and sometimes twice a day, so at an average of 12 shots of espresso per day x 2 years = we've almost made 9,000 shots of espresso with this machine ourselves and have not had one single problem with the machine.This machine is completely automatic, just keep it full of beans, turn it on, and hit the espresso button. Cleaning is as simple as could possible be conceived. It has a drip tray and a coffee ground tray that needs dumped and wiped down twice a week. The machine prompts you to do the fancier internal cleaning which is almost completely automatic - probably have to do this once a month.In short, I call our espresso machine, "My most favorite thing I never paid for!". If we were to ever move, I would definitely put down the cash to install another one in any future house. Avoiding having to physically go to a Starbucks every day surely makes up the cost over some reasonable amount of time.Seriously, I can't say enough how much this item rocks. Note: I think the latest version of this machine is now the Miele CVA4066SS 24 Built-in Whole Coffee Bean System with Plumbed-In Water Connection
Miele : CVA4075 Plumbed Coffee System - Stainless Steel
In Stock! Go to STORE Now !Durable and WELL worth it!By Amazon Customer
Had this coffee maker installed with my home remodel nearly seven years ago now. MORE than paid for itself MANY TIMES over (hey, nearly $5 a pop of your favorite brew adds up FAST).Easy to care for. Only one problem since the installation was fixed with a quick call to VERY friendly and helpful Miele customer service. They walked me through fixing the problem (less than 15 minutes) and sent me a part replacement kit just in case the part needed replacing (it didn't, but I kept it just in case).DURABLE is what surprised me; I use it at least 4-7 times daily more on the weekends without a hitch. (How many things do you use that often in a day, every day for seven years without a screw up?) It will not take "flavored" coffees (beans that have been coated in flavoring) as that will gum up the works, but then again who really wants gunk coated beans, anyway?Of all the "toys" I bought for my new kitchen; this has been the most impressive.
13 of 16 people found the following review helpful.
By sirensslave
I've had my Miele for 7 years now. I don't use it every day but mostly on the weekends. It's always made a superb cup of espresso/cappuccino. The biggest issue for me is that it's loud so if you're an early riser and your family is not.. it might wake someone up. Yes.. you have to take care of it. I guess the fact that it's a sleek looking appliance that impresses family and friends leads people to believe it will function without problems if you don't take a few moments to clean it after using it! Every once in a while it gives me a message that something needs to be taken care of... descaling. Not that much of an issue. Yes, it will take about 30 minutes but hey.. they could have not added this feature and the machine could have gotten clogged with lime and then everyone would be complaining about the fact that it stopped working after a few months. Thanks Miele for making the machine not function until you do the descaling. It even counts the cups of coffee it makes and when you need to descale. The steamer. it totally comes apart. Run some steam through and it's clean. The brew unit inside. Grab a toothbrush, run some hot water and soap through it and it's squeaky clean. Coffee beans have a lot of oil so keep that in mind. Get a good dish detergent that is tough on grease and your job will be easy. The waste unit. Same thing. Soap, hot water and a toothbrush or bottle brush to get into the nooks. Wipe the machine down when you use it and you'll be good. I did get an error this weekend but googled it and all it was was that some water got into the wrong place. The manual did say to call service and I panicked but I always google things before calling repair. All I did was take a dishtowel, soak up the water that accidentally went into the wrong place and it's back on board. The bottom line is this.. We go to the coffee shops and drop $$ on a cup of coffee and it tastes great. We don't see the time it takes for the staff to properly clean the machines. This makes a fabulous cup of espresso but no.. even at $3k, it doesn't come with your personal barrista. After living in my place for 7 years, I've had to drop quite a few dollars on repairs for all of my other high end appliances but.. knock on wood... not this machine.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
By Dr. Kevin A. Swartz
I'm not going to say anything about the specs; etc since this can be looked up.We have a Miele : CVA4075 Plumbed Coffee System - Stainless Steel that was already installed in the house we purchased. It was installed about 2 years prior to us moving in and then we've lived here for 2 years. My wife and I use it every single day and sometimes twice a day, so at an average of 12 shots of espresso per day x 2 years = we've almost made 9,000 shots of espresso with this machine ourselves and have not had one single problem with the machine.This machine is completely automatic, just keep it full of beans, turn it on, and hit the espresso button. Cleaning is as simple as could possible be conceived. It has a drip tray and a coffee ground tray that needs dumped and wiped down twice a week. The machine prompts you to do the fancier internal cleaning which is almost completely automatic - probably have to do this once a month.In short, I call our espresso machine, "My most favorite thing I never paid for!". If we were to ever move, I would definitely put down the cash to install another one in any future house. Avoiding having to physically go to a Starbucks every day surely makes up the cost over some reasonable amount of time.Seriously, I can't say enough how much this item rocks. Note: I think the latest version of this machine is now the Miele CVA4066SS 24 Built-in Whole Coffee Bean System with Plumbed-In Water Connection
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- Miele appliances are available for shipping to all states of the contiguous United States excluding California (CA), Arizona (AZ), Nevada (NV), Florida (FL) and Washington DC.
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