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A repeatable morning coffee routine

From preparing the machine to grinding, tasting and cleaning, build a calm coffee routine you can repeat each morning.

By LYBETY Editorial

A frame from the LYBETY coffee-making film
A frame from the LYBETY coffee-making film

Get the equipment ready

Check the water supply and follow your machine instructions until it is ready. Allow the group head and portafilter to warm up as required. Keep the cup, basket and weighing tools within easy reach so preparation feels more relaxed.

Grind fresh and keep a simple record

Grind the beans you need for the next brew and aim to keep the dose and beverage yield consistent. Note the coffee, grind setting and taste. When you want to adjust the next cup, change one variable at a time so the difference is easier to understand.

Make a moment for tasting

Notice the aroma before taking a sip. Use your own words to describe strength, sweetness and the finish. There is no need to turn every cup into a complicated scorecard. Aim for a taste you enjoy and can make again.

Make cleaning part of the routine

Clean the basket, portafilter and drip tray after use. After preparing milk drinks, wipe and purge the steam wand as directed in the manual. Cleaning and descaling are different tasks; use the method and interval specified for your model.

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FAQ

Which espresso machine suits my needs?

Choose for peak demand, milk drinks and staffing, then check space, power, water and drainage. Two groups allow parallel brewing; capacity also depends on the grinder and workflow.

Do I need a separate grinder?

Yes, for whole beans if the machine has no built-in grinder. Use an espresso-capable grinder and grind just before brewing. Pre-ground coffee compatibility depends on the basket and model.

How long should the machine warm up?

Wait until the machine is ready and the group and portafilter are warm. Warm-up time varies by model; follow its manual.

What water should I use?

Use drinking water that meets the model’s specifications and treat hard water appropriately. Check compatibility before using distilled or unremineralised reverse-osmosis water.

How do I adjust flow and flavour?

Keep dose and yield consistent. Try a finer grind for fast flow or a coarser grind for slow flow, changing one variable at a time. Beans and brew ratio also affect sourness and bitterness.

Why is the foam coarse or steam weak?

Check steam readiness, water supply and tip blockage. Use cold milk and adjust the tip position. Wipe and purge as directed after use; contact service if steam stays weak.

How often should I clean or descale?

Cleaning removes oils and milk residue; descaling removes mineral deposits. Clean baskets, portafilters and the tray after use, and the wand after every milk drink. Follow the model’s descaling instructions; consult service for commercial boilers.