Welcome to our website. Here you will be able to find suppliers of all types of personal coffee maker in the size and specification you need whether that is for the office, for the home or for use while travelling and commuting.

With a wide variety of choice available from different producers and brand names, the “personal coffee maker” and “one cup coffee makers” provide you with that valuable source of refreshment at the very time you need it and when you decide.

Having a reliable and quality personal coffee maker will sustain you during your working day in the office or at home when you really want a cup or if you are busy travelling and can’t find a restaurant, cafe or other source for your coffee desires. You can easily carry many of the coffee maker models in your bag for convenient use when you arrive at your destination and journeys end.

There is quite a different variety of automatic coffee makers available today for every taste and purpose and to help you decide which type you are after here are some brief descriptions of the product and descriptions you will find here on the website:

The travel coffee maker is a specifically designed personal coffee maker that allows you to never go without that essential coffee fix wherever you may be. It is often hard to find a decent cup of coffee when you are travelling. These travel coffee makers are easily packed away for storage and that “on the go” lifestyle which makes these models so invaluable for frequent travellers, backpackers and holiday makers. Features specially designed for the travel model include the pause and serve function which allows you to pour a cup of coffee while the brewing process continues.

The double coffee maker is for those times when one cup of coffee just isn’t enough. These double coffee makers can brew two cups at once or brew a different blend in one cup so you can satisfy the tastes of two people at the same time. Sometimes when you become enraptured by that aroma of a good cup of coffee then it is almost too tempting to resist another one. These models are still portable enough to have that very useful factor for travelling while allowing you to share the experience with another person.

The under cabinet coffee maker combines functionality and space saving with discretion, as it is designed to fit snugly under a cupboard, or cabinet, without being unsightly. What you get in looks you compromise in portability so this is a coffee maker that you will most likely purchase for a specific location. It is a terrific option if you want to save precious counter top space in your kitchen. Plus you are not limited to one or two cups.

If you love that coffee fix early in the morning or any time for that matter then having a personal coffee maker available when you want it will satisfy your need. The benefits of buying and owning one of these appliances are portability, convenience and instant satisfaction no matter where you are. They are a must have for the coffee lover and the coffee connoisseur everywhere.

Where does the coffee in our personal coffee maker comes from?

Coffee comes the “coffea” plant, whose seeds are harvested and roasted (turning them from green to brown), to varying degrees for flavour and taste.

Of all the coffee that is consumed in the world including the stuff we put through our personal coffee maker you would think that there was an awful lot of variety in terms of coffee bean types…Well there isn’t! Most of the coffee we drink originates from the coffee berries of just two strains of the Coffea plant:

• Coffea Arabica, which makes up about 75% of the total coffee sold on the markets and
• Coffea Robusta, or Canophora, which covers the other 15% or so.

Of course there are some other varieties but these are rare and infrequently traded globally, for various reasons. Examples of these other beans would be the Bengal and Congolese varieties.

The Arabica bean is widespread and has regional qualities and characteristics according to where it is grown. The Robusta is generally established in places where the Arabica finds it difficult to grow and prosper, thus proving that the Robusta is somewhat hardier and made of sterner stuff, hence the name.

These regional crops are known as “varietals” and, like wine, have become known for particular flavours and taste. The biggest growing areas in the world for coffee are South America, South East Asia and Africa.

Well known regions for the Arabica bean are Ethiopia and Kenya in Africa and Columbia and Costa Rica in South America. Another varietal that conjures up romantic images of faraway places is found in Java, one of the major Islands of Indonesia. Java has long been associated with coffee and in some places the term’ java’ came to be used as slang for coffee itself.

If you love coffee and you want that beautfiful aroma of a freshly made brew then you need a personal coffee maker!