Nespresso: Vertuo Pop gives coffee making a pop of colour
Apr 24, 2023
Compact, cute and colourful, Nespresso’s new Vertuo Pop machine is sure to brighten up the coffee corner of any home or office
Not only is it Nespresso’s most compact Vertuo machine to date, the Vertuo Pop is also the coffee maker brand’s most affordable one yet, going at just HK$1,088 per machine. The latest model comes in six vibrant colours to allow you to personalise your interior spaces. Choose from Liquorice Black, Coconut White, Spicy Red, Mango Yellow, Aqua Mint or Pacific Blue.
From 13 March to 7 June 2023, every purchase of the machine comes with a HK$100 credit for your next coffee or accessories order. That’s not all. During the same promotional period, customers enjoy an additional special price of HK$500 (valued at HK$850) on the Aeroccino 3 milk frother upon purchasing Nespresso’s newest launch in the Vertuo range.
Despite being tiny, the machine still offers great versatility with five cup sizes available, namely: espresso, double espresso, gran lungo, mug, and alto. Nespresso recommends pairing it with the Nespresso Aeroccino milk frother to recreate your favourite coffee recipes at home.
Nespresso is using tech to bring you the best cup of brew. Its intelligent Centrifusion technology analyses the barcode on every capsule to spin and inject water into the capsule, with specific brewing measures for each coffee. This helps make sure that each cup is tailor made to the coffee blend, bringing out the best quality aroma and crema every time. Furthermore, the online connectivity of the Vertuo Pop helps it update automatically for a smooth coffee experience.
Next time you step into a Nespresso boutique, be sure to also check out their reimagined Alto range for a superior, long coffee. The two new coffees, Alto Onice and Alto Ambrato, are inspired by the Alto heritage and Nespresso’s largest Vertuo cup size (355ml) to offer coffee lovers a fullness in taste, aromas and size.
You can make your purchases online here.
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