The Starbucks Sirena hit the streets late last year, and is now making its way to retail outlets as the price on this well designed machine settle in. The machine is definitely a beautiful one, designed in part by BMW Design Works engineers, to make a prominent statement on anyone’s countertop.
If your local Starbucks is too far away, or if you’re just too tired (or lazy) in the mornings to make it out of the house, bring barista-quality espresso home with the Starbucks Sirena Espresso Machine ($415).
Designed by BMW Design Works, this beauty packs professional features like a Rapid Steam Boiler, commercial-quality portafilter, and a patented back-pressure adaptor that automatically adjusts to the coffee’s grind.
Today only until 1 pm ET, Amazon.com offers the Starbucks Sirena Espresso Machine in Stainless and Black for $399.99 with free shipping. (Click “Gold Box Deal” on the right.) That’s a $100 drop and the first time we’ve seen Starbucks’ much-hyped espresso machine on sale. This Saeco-based espresso machine, designed by BMW, is a 15-bar pump-driven espresso machine with dual brewing spouts, a stainless steel broiler, ground coffee filter, and more.
It’s got some decent stats too:
15-bar pump-driven espresso machine with stainless steel broiler
Dual brewing spout; one-touch pre-measured single and double shots and 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 /1.7 liter removable water tank, adjustable and removable drip tray