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This Nespresso machine by the French designer Charles Teyssier is a simple, yet very complicated looking coffee machine. At the top we find the input for the Nespresso cups, at the left side we can see a water tank with a small plexi in to see the water level and at the right side we can chose wether we want a small coffee or a larger one. (Espresso / Lungo)

This concept seems to remind me of both the coffee machine from Kamil Kurka and the new Dolce Gusto that has been launched recently by Nescafé.

NexPods are single use capsules made to fill in an easy and clean way to be used with your Nespresso coffee machine. It works with both coffee and tea.

How do NexPod cups work?
1. Insert the circular paper filter in the cap of the pod
2. Use the pod itself to gather the coffee and close the capsule directly in the coffee bag to avoid spilling
3. Press the ground coffee in the pod
4. Clean the edge of the capsule before closing it (To prevent leaking)
5. Insert the NexPod capsule into your Nespresso machine

Latelay we have had the Hourglass coffee maker, the Kahve and the Handpresso. The new Nespresso portable coffee machine looks small and very luxurous. This exclusive gadget has been a project from Gavari Design. The water tank, which can maximally contain 300 ml of water can be easily detached and refilled. The machine itself works on electrics using a rechargeable battery or an adapter.

Singatoba is the new coffee flavour in the Nespresso range. According to Nespresso the coffe has Fruity and Woody aromatic notes. The coffee was grown around lake Toba in Northern Somatra. You better get your running shoes on if you’d like to taste it as it is only limited edition.

Nespresso carries on they’re worldwide status inside the game of tennis, by being one of the sponsors at Masters series event in Montreal. Nespresso is also quite a good renound for they’re sponsorship at the French Open, the thrid of the 4 grand slams in the tennis year. Is Nespresso the selection of the worlds finest?
Does anyone recognise some good tennis players who drink Nespresso coffee?

Nespresso has released it sales of CHF 2.262 billion ($1.35 billion) this is a lot more than double they’re sales in 2006. Heres a little board demonstrating Nespresso’s development accross the final three years. In 2009 Nespresso has also attained a few important tones onwards in expanding sales with the release of their single origin espresso’s sourced from three unique states Brasil, Columbia and India. With the release of the fresh line of machine CitiZ – very good for the individual city dweller and the CitiZ&Milk – automated espressomachine with an inbuilt fresh milk frother ? for the coffee geek who prefers cappucino’s and café latte’s. Nespresso have as well opened up a lot of young shops over a lot more of the worlds greatest cities. The release and opening of these modern shops and merchandise ought hopefully help Nespressos gross sales even greater than last year.