4 different Vertuo Gran Lungo The range consists of 4 different coffees, each with its own character. From the intense Fortade to the rich and soft Arondio. There is also a decaffeinated Vertuo Gran Lungo: the Fortado Decaffeinato. This coffee is light-bodied but also rounded and creamy.

ORIGIN Gran Lungo Cups Designed by India Mahdavi, their form is inspired by the coffee bean, with a matte white exterior and a varnished colored interior, and each cup is made of double-walled porcelain.

Quick, fresh coffee in four cup sizes For traditionalists, an Espresso (40ml) is perfect at any time of day. If you hanker after a longer drink, the Gran Lungo (150ml) offers the intensity of an espresso in a larger cup. Sometimes you just want to curl up with a Mug (230ml) of coffee and watch the world go by.

Envivo Lungo was specially designed for the morning by Nespresso Coffee Experts. It is a long-cup that stimulates the senses through its high intensity and generous character. This dark roasted coffee is a blend of a distinctive Arabica from India with a Robusta from Mexico.

With its barcode technology, Vertuo offers an extremely high level of precision. The system recognizes each coffee capsule, then adjusts the brewing parameters – such as temperature, crema, flow, rotation speed and water/coffee contact time – to deliver the best results in every cup.

In addition to the large Mug (230 ml) and Espresso (40 ml), French coffee lovers also have the choice of Gran Lungo (150 ml).

Lungos are larger than espressos, so you can enjoy your delicious cup of coffee even longer. Use a lungo cup for the best experience. It is also possible to make a cup of lungo coffee in an Espresso machine.

When compared to an americano, a lungo has a stronger and more bitter taste. While the lungo is not as strong as an espresso, it is more bitter. Perfect for those who delight in the taste of bitter coffee, but for others not so much.

5 oz Fortado Gran Lungo (5 oz) Indian Robusta blend together with South and Central American Arabicas to unveil an intense and full-bodied coffee.

A lungo is a type of espresso (and so is a ristretto) that you can make in an espresso machine. Lungo coffee uses more water and a longer extraction time an espresso =. This gives a less punchy drink that's double the size of your espresso.

Lungo (Italian for "long") is a coffee beverage made by using an espresso machine to make an Italian-style coffee – short black (a single espresso shot) with more water (generally twice as much), resulting in a larger coffee, a lungo.

The Vertuo allows users to brew larger coffees (up to 414 ml), using "barcoded" coffee capsules and a unique extraction system. The Vertuo offers larger drinks with thicker crema, without having to run too many capsules. However, there is a smaller variety of machines, at slightly higher prices.

Vertuo technology reads the barcode on each capsule, automatically adjusting to the perfect settings, so you can brew your favorite type of coffee, time after time, without fail.

From 10 milliliters to 500 milliliters open the machine head by pressing the lever upwards. Insert the capsule blend you want to program close the head by pushing the lever. Down.

It comes in twos, with two large mugs (390 ml) and two spoons. Made out of tempered glass and rounded shapes, the cups will keep your coffee warm, and sit comfortably in your hand.

The Lungo is a long espresso The name comes – how could it be otherwise – from the Italian language. „Lungo“ is the Italian word for „long“ and refers to another way of preparing espresso. Preparation: As a rule, the lungo is made in a sieve carrier machine, just like the usual espresso.