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Jura launches the C9 bean-to-cup machine with a mild, ready-to-drink 60C mode

The new compact coffee maker can brew 17 drinks, and offers a lighter brewing style that uses a smaller dose of coffee, brewed at a lower temperature.

Jura launches the C9 bean-to-cup machine with a mild, ready-to-drink 60C mode

Jura has introduced the C9 bean-to-cup espresso machine, which features a unique 60C mode for immediate ready-to-drink coffee. The compact machine offers a menu of 17 customizable drinks, which can be adjusted via the screen or app. It is priced at £895, available directly from Jura and third-party stores.

The Jura C9 is the successor to the C8 and boasts 17 different drink options, along with a new mild coffee brewing style at approximately 60C. This temperature is considered optimal for coffee consumption and employs a smaller quantity of coffee grounds, resulting in a smoother and lighter flavor. For those seeking to customize their coffee further, the C9 provides seven grind sizes, three brewing strength choices, and three temperature settings.

Customization options are available through the machine's 2.8-inch colour display or the Jura JOE app, which also enables brewing remotely. Despite its compact dimensions (10.2 x 12.8 x 17.2 inches / 26 x 32.5 x 43.7 cm), the C9 incorporates a full-size brewing system and utilizes Jura's Pulse Extraction Process (PEP) to maximize the contact time between coffee grounds and water.

Visually, the C9 closely resembles its predecessor, the C8, featuring a glossy black finish and wave-patterned water tank and cup grille. The front panel is curved, similar to Jura's flagship models, including the Jura J10 and Jura E10. The C9 is now available for purchase directly from Jura and select third-party retailers at the listed price.

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