Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo Coffee and Espresso Maker, Red (Discontinued Model)
$14,900,149.00
- Centrifusion technology for brewing coffee and espresso with one touch
- Capsule recognition and code reading technology for specific brewing parameters
- Two capsule sizes for different drink types
- Compatible only with Nespresso VertuoLine capsules, not OriginalLine capsules
- Fast heat up time of 15 seconds
- Removable water tank and used capsule container
- Integrated drip tray and movable cup support for tall glasses
- Automatic off mode after 9 minutes of inactivity
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Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo Coffee and Espresso Maker Buying Guide
Overview:
The Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo Coffee and Espresso Maker is a versatile machine that can brew both coffee and espresso with a single touch of a button. It features Centrifusion technology, capsule recognition, and code reading technology for blend-specific parametric brewing. This model comes in a stylish red color and has been discontinued, so it may be harder to find in stores. However, it still offers great performance and functionality.
Key Features:
- Centrifusion technology to gently brew both coffee and espresso
- Capsule recognition and code reading technology for blend-specific parametric brewing
- Two capsule sizes, large for coffee and small for espresso
- Easy insertion and ejection of capsules
- Compatible with Nespresso VertuoLine capsules only
- Fast heat up time (15 seconds)
- Removable 40 oz. water tank
- Removable used capsule container holds 13-20 used capsules
- Integrated drip tray and movable cup support for tall recipe glasses
- Automatic off mode after 9 minutes of inactivity
Product Specifications:
- Product Dimensions: 12.3 x 14.4 x 12.2 inches
- Item Weight: 10.8 pounds
- Manufacturer: Nespresso
- Item model number: GCC1-US-RE-NE
- Discontinued: No
- Date First Available: September 17, 2015
Why Choose the Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo Coffee and Espresso Maker?
If you are looking for a reliable coffee and espresso maker that offers convenience and versatility, the Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo is a great choice. Here are some reasons why you should consider purchasing this model:
1. Centrifusion Technology:
The Centrifusion technology used in this machine ensures that your coffee or espresso is brewed consistently and with great flavor. It gently blends the coffee grounds or espresso capsules with water to extract maximum flavor and aroma.
2. Easy to Use:
With just a touch of a button, you can brew both coffee and espresso effortlessly. The insertion and ejection of capsules are also quick and hassle-free, making it convenient for daily use.
3. Wide Variety of Capsule Choices:
The Nespresso VertuoLine offers a wide range of coffee and espresso capsules, allowing you to experiment with different flavors and intensities. Whether you prefer a bold espresso or a smooth cup of coffee, you can find a capsule that suits your taste.
4. Compact Design:
The compact design of this machine makes it perfect for small kitchens or limited counter space. It won’t take up too much room and can easily fit into any kitchen decor.
5. Trusted Brand:
Nespresso is a well-known and reputable brand in the coffee industry, known for their commitment to quality and innovation. By choosing Nespresso, you can be confident that you are investing in a reliable and long-lasting coffee and espresso maker.
Conclusion:
The Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo Coffee and Espresso Maker is a versatile and convenient machine that allows you to enjoy both coffee and espresso at the touch of a button. Despite being a discontinued model, it still offers excellent performance and functionality. If you are looking for a reliable coffee and espresso maker from a trusted brand, the Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo is worth considering.
Price History for Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo Coffee and Espresso Maker, Red (Discontinued Model)
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| Current Price | $179.99 | October 29, 2024 |
| Highest Price | $179.99 | August 23, 2024 |
| Lowest Price | $179.99 | August 23, 2024 |
Last price changes
| $179.99 | August 23, 2024 |
Specification: Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo Coffee and Espresso Maker, Red (Discontinued Model)
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4 reviews for Nespresso GCC1-US-RE-NE VertuoLine Evoluo Coffee and Espresso Maker, Red (Discontinued Model)
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$14,900,149.00
Michael –
The Machine….. no problems whatsoever. It is fun to use and SUPER CLEAN. Cleaner than my original line. Fast warm up. Impressive sounds.
BUT make sure to get EVOLUO! Do your research not all Vertuolines are the same. Get Vertuoline EVOLUO. The water is hotter.
The Espresso…I have owned an original line since 2008 and have enjoyed my morning shot of espresso for quite some time. But there have been times when I want a full cup of coffee which led me to buy a vertuoline Evoluo. Some reviews said that the vertuoline Evoluo does not make as good an espresso as the original line. I disagree. I like the Vertuoline espresso better…. to me it seems more flavorful and closer to the Espresso bars of Italy…which I imbibed in frequently on a recent vacation. I’m glad I bought it for that reason alone. I would say that the vertuoline espresso is not quite as intense as original line espresso, but it can stand up by virtue of it’s flavor.
The Coffee…. well I’m not as pleased with that. I’m a fan of big Italian or French Roast coffee with it’s deep flavor and slight sweetness. None of the capsules I was given in the sampler offered that. I’m kind of weird though. Most people I know like coffee that has a lighter roast with fruity notes. If you like a good aromatic/fruit/cereal noted coffee you’ll be pleased. If you like a flatter tasting coffee, you’ll be pleased. But French Roast? Nope, not yet. I’m holding out hope. That’s why I’m docking a star.
A –
It’s an amazing machine. While the Original is better, the VertuoLine is better for some unique features like the thicker — not traditional or necessarily superior, but thicker — crema. As it stands, if you want a more luxurious latte that isn’t too strong, then get the Vertuoline with the frother. If you want a more traditional latte that is quite strong — made with stronger beans — then you should buy the Original, as it is made to brew at the temperature required for those beans. The only real complaint I have is that the espresso selection for the VertuoLine is limited — for those very reasons (the fewer beans/blends that benefit more from the centrifuge than the higher pressure).
jdibella –
I would have given this product five stars if not for the miserable experience of trying to make the first cup of coffee. I bought it as a birthday gift for my wife after trying a Nespresso VirtuoLine machine at my brother’s house. That machine was simple to operate and made an excellent cup of coffee very quickly. However, when purchasing one for my wife, I decided to get the newer Evoluo machine, which was supposed to fix one of the drawbacks of the original — not quite hot enough coffee. So there we are at my wife’s birthday party, and I proudly demonstrated to her how easy it was to operate. Just fill the water holder, put a pod in the chamber, close, turn clockwise, and push the button. And nothing happened. The machine made various spinning noises but not a drop of fluid came out. I tried a second pod and the same thing, but now the machine smelled like something was burning. At this point, thoroughly embarrassed and enraged, I seriously felt like throwing the machine on the floor just to get the satisfaction of seeing it in a dozen pieces. Fortunately, my son is more level headed. First he read the entire manual and tried the troubleshooting section. But nothing in there helped. Finally, he called the 800 help line. Turns out, some of the machines get air pockets and will not draw water. The tech guy talked him through the cleaning procedure, where you press the button three times quickly. This purged the air in the system and made the water come out. Then we tried a pod, and success! It worked. Good thing I didn’t destroy the coffee maker before calling them. So why am I still upset? Because they knew that this product had a problem but decided, like a lot of businesses, to just ship it out and let the customers deal with it. And, icing on the cake, they didn’t put anything in the instructions or the troubleshooting section about this air pocket issue. Nowhere does it tell you to run a cleaning cycle before using it for the first time. It’s a simple fix that would go far to improve the customer experience. But they just didn’t care.
Now that I’ve gotten this off my chest, let me say that I like the coffee very much, and so does my wife. Although the pods are expensive, my wife and I appreciate a good cup of coffee and feel that the quality justifies the price. So I’m not sorry I bought the machine. And I’m glad I didn’t trash it. I should also mention that the nice lady on the help line said she would send me some free coffee pods to replace the ones I wasted trying to get the machine to start.
Jane Collins –
I have this, the original Vertuoline and the older type nespresso machines, essenza, pixie etc.
For the full size coffee, if you like it strong, you have to reprogram the machines to make smaller cups (which is easy; you can make test cups by either stopping the machine early, or simply switching out the cup, which is a way to do it when trying out in stores). I do about 2/3 and it is delicious, and I mark an old glass so I can easily reprogram after I go back to the default for visitors. There is about twice as much coffee in these large capsules than the original version lungo capsules, so the coffee is better.
For espresso the Vertuoline and this one make better espresso, partly because there is a little more coffee in these capsules (the small ones) than the original version. The downside is that they cost a little more and there is less choice, but that to me is overridden by the better flavor.
Temperature. This Evoluo makes a few of the coffees (I believe only strongest large and small capsules) a few degrees hotter, which is an advantage over the older Vertuoline. But if you like it really hot, you have to zap for a few seconds in the microwave.
I took a point off this machine because to me it looks ugly; they only make it in impossible red and a very dingy grey. The decent colors, black and metallic grey, are only available in the deluxe version, which is both too large and too expensive; seems petty. In addition There is more plastic in this version than the deluxe evoluo or the original vertuoline, which I think is a much better looking machine, and has hinges on the containers.