Breville BES876BTR Barista Express Impress, Black Truffle | Craft café-quality lattes and cappuccinos at home with this semi-automatic espresso machine with built-in grinder
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- The Barista Express Impress espresso machine delivers third wave specialty coffee at home, featuring the Impress puck system for manual espresso making made easy
- INTELLIGENT DOSING: The smart dosing system automatically calculates and adjusts the level of fresh coffee for the perfect dose, every time
- PRECISION MEASURMENT: This smart system auto corrects the next dose, taking the guesswork out of manual espresso making
- Receive 2 free bags of specialty coffee when you purchase and register any Breville coffee machine; T and Cs apply
- ASSISTED TAMPING: Replicating the action of a professional barista, assisted tamping features 7 degree 'barista twist' finish and consistent 10kg of pressure, for a polished puck surface and clean tamp face
- 25 GRIND SETTINGS: Integrated conical burr grinder with 25 grind settings to fine tune your grind size for the desired extraction and flavor outcome
- THERMOCOIL HEATING SYSTEM: The Thermocoil system with PID control precisely controls temperature, flow rate and contact time, for great tasting coffee
- MICROFOAM STEAM WAND: Built in, powerful manual steam wand allows you to hand texture microfoam milk, enhancing the look and taste of your cup, essential for latte art
- SETTINGS: 25 grind settings, preset Single or Double Shot, Auto Dose Correct, adjustable brew temperature and customisable volumetric shot control
- CAPACITY: 250g bean hopper; 2L water tank; INCLUDED: 54mm stainless steel portafilter; 480ml stainless steel milk jug; 1 & 2 cup single and dual wall filter baskets; Water filter holder with filter; Razor precision trimming tool; Cleaning tablets
Description
Create third wave specialty coffee at home from bean to espresso in less than a minute. The best of the Barista Express with the Impress™ Puck System. Helping you to achieve the perfect dose and a precise tamp while reducing the grinds on the machine and countertop.
Brand: Breville
Capacity: 2 liters
Color: Black Truffle
Product Dimensions: 12.5"D x 14.5"W x 16.5"H
Special Feature: Integrated Coffee Grinder, Milk Frother, Programmable
Other Special Features of the Product: Integrated Coffee Grinder, Milk Frother, Programmable
Coffee Maker Type: Espresso Machine
Specific Uses For Product: Espresso
Recommended Uses For Product: Making third wave specialty espresso at home
Operation Mode: Fully Automatic
Wattage: 1750 watts
Voltage: 120
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Coffee Input Type: whole bean
Filter Type: Reusable
Capacity: 2 liters
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 12.5"D x 14.5"W x 16.5"H
Item Weight: 23.7 pounds
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Brand Name: Breville
Included Components: 54mm stainless steel portafilter, 480ml stainless steel milk jug, 1 & 2 cup single and dual wall filter baskets, Water filter holder with filter, the Razor™ precision trimming tool, Cleaning tablets, Allen key, Steam wand cleaning tool, Cleaning disc, Cleaning brush, Descale powder
Model Name: the Barista Express® Impress
Model Number: BES876BTR1BNA1
Manufacturer: Breville
UPC: 021614807571
Item Type Name: COFFEE_MAKER
Part Number: BES876BTR1BNA1
Color: Black Truffle
Style: Modern
Material: Stainless Steel
Exterior Finish: Brushed Stainless Steel
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Color: Black Truffle
I'm new to espresso making (coming from bean-to-cup superautomatics), and currently have this Breville unit and a much lesser-featured Delonghi ECP. I went with this Barista Express Impress model over the Touch Impress because it's about half the price (comparing prices of lightly-used units), and is more reliable according to user reports. I also considered the Delonghi Specialista Opera, but was turned off by fewer grind settings and needing to take apart the whole machine to clean or service the burrs. general - the unit is well designed, especially the automatic tamping (quick, consistent, and no mess), Razor tool, large drip tray with bottom storage, easy-remove hopper, and ability to refill water from the top without removing the reservoir. The grinder is good, has a wide range and decent granularity (1 notch might correspond to 3 seconds extraction time), is easy to clean and service, and I had no problem getting the extra-fine grind needed for decaf beans. I like having the analog pressure gauge. auto dosing and dose indicator - Especially with decaf beans, it's no good to have them sitting in the hopper overnight, so I went with an aftermarket single-dose replacement hopper that I'm happy with. I grind by weight rather than using the auto-dose feature. I do rely on the dose level indicator to confirm the result of my grind size and measured beans. It has passable accuracy– e.g. even with a "good" level, expect that checking with the Razor tool might remove some grounds. steamer - I won't repeat what's written elsewhere. This is a real steam wand so you need proper technique. Being somewhat low-volume is actually an advantage as it affords more time to work when learning. I wish the wand offered hot water output for easy cleanup. It's likely my poor technique, but milk tends to get sucked up and congeal within the wand tube, and steam purges don't expel it. model color - Be aware that the painted models use a matte, thin layer of paint that easily scratches. Any scratches will especially be noticeable on the darker colors since it's stainless steel underneath. If I chose again, I'd pick stainless steel or white. buying used (doesn't impact my rating) - I purchased a "used - acceptable" that appears refurbished. All parts, manuals, and packaging were included, and the main basket and accessories appeared new. The machine looked new except for some scratches on the edges, and a chip on the base of the plastic hopper. There was only a faint trace of coffee grounds inside. No steam would come out of the wand, however. Not only was the tip clogged, but the wand tube was blocked by 1.5" of congealed milk. Easily fixed, and overall a good trade for the discount. annoyances * no low-water indicator - when out of water, the machine will just not extract or steam (even stopping mid-extraction), and for a moment you'll think it's broken. This happens exactly at the marked "min" level of the reservoir, which is a fairly large volume of water that can't be used. * the mound of ground coffee isn't automatically leveled before tamping– work around this by giving the portafilter a violent wiggle after grinding * pre-infusion time can't be programmed, only controllable on manual shots fanciful wishes * in line with recent thinking that deeper pucks make better coffee, I wish that Breville used 51mm baskets like Delonghi * though unloved, pressurized baskets have their valid uses, and I wish that someone would make easy-clean dual-walled baskets for 54mm (like Delonghi's 51mm baskets) Overall, this machine is a keeper due to the neatness of the integrated grinder and automatic tamping, good quality build and design, and expected reliability (being analog and without a screen or extra computers to break).
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2025 by John B.
Color: Black Truffle
Makes great coffee! Pretty easy to use if you read the manual.
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2026 by Nate Otts
Color: Black Truffle
I bought my first Breville espresso machine, the compact - pre Bambino, ESP8XL, in 2020. Over the years it performed reliably producing literally thousands of espressos and lattes. So I was already very pleased with Breville when I came across the sexy and new Impress. The thought of purchasing such an expensive machine as this was a huge lift for me both financially and emotionally……is my daily morning dosing of caffeine really worth this kind of expenditure? Observing my obvious infatuation my dear wife provided some encouragement, “It can be your birthday and Christmas present for the next five years.” After this green light, with heart racing I conducted more research, reading all the negative and some of the positive reviews, and feeling rather nervous - like getting ready for a first date, I clicked BUY. The arrival of My first thought picking up the box from my front porch was how heavy it was. Unpacking I found it was very well protected but, because of the weight and tight fit, this was not such an easy task for one person. Once I got it out and placed on my kitchen counter I realized how big and how serious of a machine this is. Knowing that according to the spec sheets that my new toy would not fit under the kitchen cabinets I tried a few other spots. See photo. I chose the Black Truffle model, and boy was it beautiful. But definitely a presence. I thoroughly cleaned my steady and ready ESP and put it away in a cabinet in the garage. As a back up, just in case I got jilted by this new love in my life. Apologies for the long preview. Here is my review. What I love most about this machine…. Why I purchased this model was the auto dosing and built in tamper system. Clean, neat, and simple. Load the hopper with beans, push a button, press down on the tamper lever when the light turns green and, Voila! Into the group head it goes. No more coffee grounds spilled across the counter requiring constant cleanup after every cup. For me, a big win with this. This is a sturdy machine. You feel it in the weight of the porta filter which swings easily and tightly into the group head. With my tiny older model I had to hold the machine down with one hand while twisting the filter into place. This simple upgrade was another big win for me. Another small but noticeable nice touch is the padded ring built into the handle which cushions the force when extracting pucks using a knock box. However my personal preference is to scoop out the grounds, rinse and dry the filter between espressos. Maybe I’ll try a knock box one day. The grind. After a month or so of use, and feeling nervous about an ‘all in one’ machine, I am now resigned to and enjoying the benefit of this system. If one wants to change beans out - say to make a decaf, while a bit of a process it is not that difficult to remove the bean hopper, vacuum and then grind out the remaining beans, then add the new beans. The grind size dial on the left of the machine has tiny black numbers which are a bit of a challenge to read without good light. However, it feels sturdy and works well. The nifty hidden tool caddy. While hardly necessary I so appreciate not having to add more stuff to my already overflowing kitchen utensil drawers. Hidden behind the drip tray the mechanism the engineers came up with to pull the drawer out and have it automatically release from the drip tray was so clever. I love it! Here goes the extra filters, the leveler dosing tool, and the cleaning tools. The drip tray. My only negative critique on this machine. This is a thirsty machine! In reading other reviews one purchaser wished that the drip tray was larger while another wished the same for the water tank. In my usage I found that, because I use the steam wand to make lattes, after every use the machine purges water through the system to clear any milk residue. And it uses a good quantity of water doing so. Measuring water usage I found that to steam one latte worth of milk and purge the system uses about 175 ml of water, most of which goes into the drip tray. Making a 2 shot espresso uses another 100 ml so I found that I can only make about 8 lattes before I need to empty the drip tray and refill the 2000 ml water tank. When the red float popped up telling me to empty the drip tray I measured the water and it came to 700 ml. So it appears that for every 2000 ml of water in the tank 700 is used for purging. Of course if one makes espresso only you could likely get twenty double espressos from a tank and rarely need to empty the drip tray. But enough on this relatively minor issue. The water tank level is easy to see and easy to refill. I refill mine using a large measuring cup or pitcher with the intent to limit wear and tear on the removable tank gasket. Using this method I never experienced any leakage on my old machine over the six years of use. Making espresso So very much is written on this topic I will try to keep this section short. Besides I have little advice to offer. It does take a bit of experimenting and make sure you have plenty of beans on hand as you ‘dial in’ the best grind size for your beans. I will say that for my Costco Kirkland brand - roasted on an unknown date, medium dark roast House Blend, I started at 16 grind as recommended in the manual and am now at 14. I am still developing my skills but loving my morning lattes. Breville partners with beanz.com providing two free bags of fresh roasted beans. Sadly, the beans I received were super fruity and unpalatable to my taste preference so this was not a perk for me. The milk frother This works well enough and it is easy to create a rich creamy latte milk. My only minor ding here is that it takes up to ten seconds to build up a good head of steam. The hot water dispenser This is a big win for me making creating an Americano so simple. The pressure gauge and Breville support When I was making my first espressos I was confused about the pressure gauge. Looking closely at the gauge there is a ‘Pre-Infusion’ section with exactly thirteen pressure bars. Upon starting the espresso process the pressure did not start for around ten seconds until espresso started being expressed from the head, then the gauge jumped up into the dark gray region of the gauge….basically skipping the pre-infusion section. Believing the gauge may not be working properly I contacted customer support. It was easy to contact them online and to set up a support ticket. I kind of felt that my early responses were AI generated as they did not seem to understand my concern or my question. "Why is there no pressure during pre-infusion when this section is clearly marked on the gauge?" I received a lot of information back on making good espresso shots, a lot of helpful dos and don’ts, but never a direct answer to my question. After considerable back and forth the best I got was that the pressure needle should read between 9:00 and 11:00 on the gauge when the espresso comes out and that there should be between 9-12 seconds of what they call pre-infusion - where the machine makes a bunch of noise but the needle does not move, followed by between 18 and 20 seconds when the espresso is expressed. Again, helpful information but not really answering my question. I finally watched some online videos of the machine and discovered that none of them show any pressure for the first ten seconds or so until the expression process when the needle jumps into the gray 9- 11:00 region on the dial. So, I guess all is good and I now just ignore the pre-infusion bars on the gauge. After I wrote back what I had discovered I received a nice message….maybe again AI but still responsive, asking if I still needed help with my issue. That was nice. So maybe I am the only one to ever have been confused by this. But just in case I am not I wanted to clear this up in my review and also give a shout out that their support department does seem to be responsive and tries to be helpful. So I hope this is helpful for others making this big investment. So far our relationship is blossoming and I am very happy with my new machine. We’ll see how I feel on my present-less birthday.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2026 by variety one
Color: Black Truffle
I'm keeping the 1st review below: New review, Jan 4, 2025 After my frustration with the Breville, I have figured it out. Get your grind size set and the rest falls into place. Milk streamer is a breeze to use. If you are in the market for a very simple, easy to use, beautiful maching that gives you perfect espresso and effortless cappuccino, this; Barista Express Impress Espresso Machine with Grinder & Milk Frother, is the one you need to get. ENJOY! Love the color (black), love the look of the machine. However, smoke and mirrors, this machine is the worst espresso machine I have ever used! The dosing is hit or miss. Tamping needs to be done twice or more. The pull is awful. After 3 or 4 seconds it begins to drip drip drip for one or the other outlets, its splatters all over the place, making a mess every single time. DO NOT BUY THIS BREVILLE! DO YOURSELF A FAVOR AND DO NOT BUY IT. It will only lead to frustration!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024 by Good citizen
Color: Black Truffle
The Breville is the best product on the market. You plug it in let it do its job. I have had two of these. Only reason that I got the second one was because of the fact they upgraded the grinder so the coffee grinder can measure the coffee to the perfect amount! So much better, no more wasting coffee beans.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 22, 2026 by H. Hackney
Color: Black Truffle
Ive had one of these on my 'want' list for over a year. It went on sale so I got it. its a great machine. it does what you want it to do, it makes espresso. everything about it speaks to its quality. before i was using a $120 machine and a $30 grinder to make my americano's every morning. This new machine, at about $800 on sale, simplifies that morning routine. Is that worth $650? Eh... I honestly dont notice a difference in the quality of my americano. so on that single metric, no, its not worth it. The additional $650 does make the process less messy. It looks nice. I dont have to keep my beans in a separate air-tight container now, saving space on my counter. out of the box i had to fiddle with the grind setting a few times as it grinding so fine it would come out as a dribble, producing less than an ounce of espresso. I have it at a 22 now fwiw which produces about 1.3oz of espresso. supposedly your looking for a target of 1oz to 7 grams of grind. a quirk i noticed is the overflow tray fills up pretty quick. I actually thought something internally was broken, but research indicates that the machine relieves pressure after a pull and sends that extra water to the tray. It does mean your filling up the tank more often and your filter will wear out quicker. the directions say to not use filtered water..... i use filtered water from my fridge water source. not trusting some cotton looking filter in the tank to deal with fluoride, chlorine and other chemicals the government insists on sticking in tap water. the hot water spigot is a nice feature, but i hate having to fill up the tank so i just microwave additional water as needed. I havent used the steam wand other than to put it through the initial cleaning cycle, but im sure its top quality also. So... do i recommend this. Yes? I dont quite have buyers remorse... but only because the $$ isnt that big of a deal. If you dont have $ to blow... no... its not worth it. Dont get me wrong... its an awesome product... the $ point is where im iffy on the whole thing. Maybe if i was using more than just to make americano's? In the future im probably going to engineer some line from my fridge water source to the tank so i dont have to manually fill it.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024 by Amazon Customer
Color: Black Truffle
Our neighbor suggested that we purchase this machine. We lose power quite often in our neck of the woods and the power outages have not affected their machine. My daughter also has this machine and I know she investigates her purchases. We have learned over time what works best such as the specific grind for different coffee beans, what coffee beans we prefer and replaced the milk frother with a 4 hole nozzle. It’s trial and error in the beginning but after owning it for a month have figured out the correct grind, etc. it makes a huge difference difference on the taste of the coffee for our lattes. I thought we needed a darker bean for full flavor but it was the grind. It’s been fun learning.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2026 by Piper A. Paige
Color: Black Truffle
I recently upgraded to the Breville Barista Express Impress Espresso Machine (model BES876BTR in Black), and after a couple of months of daily use, I'm thoroughly impressed. As someone who loves a good latte but isn't a professional barista, this machine strikes the perfect balance between ease of use and quality results. It's an all-in-one setup with a built-in grinder, tamper, and milk frother, making it ideal for home setups without needing extra gadgets. Pros: Intelligent Dosing and Assisted Tamping: The Impress Puck System is a standout feature – it automatically doses the right amount of coffee and guides you through tamping with just the right pressure. No more guesswork or messy overflows! This makes pulling consistent shots straightforward, even for beginners. Quick Heat-Up and Quiet Operation: It heats up in seconds thanks to the Thermojet system, and it's surprisingly quiet compared to other machines I've tried. Perfect for early morning brews without waking the household. Grinder Versatility: With 25 grind settings (or is it 30? Either way, plenty), you can fine-tune for different beans. I've experimented with light roasts and dark ones, and it handles them all well, producing rich, flavorful espresso. User-Friendly Interface: The controls are intuitive, with a clear dial for shot volume and strength. The steam wand froths milk beautifully for creamy lattes or cappuccinos – it's powerful and easy to clean. Build Quality and Design: The black finish looks sleek on my counter, and it's sturdy without being bulky. Cleanup is a breeze with the removable drip tray and auto-purge feature. Cons: Learning Curve for Perfection: While it's forgiving with its pressure ramping (which helps avoid channeling in the puck), it can sometimes feel a bit slow or inconsistent if you're aiming for pro-level shots right away. I had a few under-extracted pulls at first until I dialed in the grind. Price Point: At around $700–$800 (depending on where you buy), it's not cheap, but for the features, it feels like a solid investment over buying separate components. Limited Hopper Size: The bean hopper isn't huge, so if you're making multiple drinks a day for a family, you might need to refill often. Overall, I'd rate this machine a solid 4.5 out of 5. It's elevated my home coffee game tremendously – my espressos now rival those from my local cafe, and I've saved a ton on takeout. If you're new to espresso or want an upgrade from basic pod machines, the Breville Barista Express Impress is highly recommended. Just be prepared to tweak settings a bit to match your taste. Highly satisfied! That I bought another one for my in-laws. Worth every penny money can buy!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2025 by Derek