Sage Machines Coffee

If you’ve got a Sage machine, great news: most of our coffee beans work very well with Sage espresso machines.

Chocolate Brownie Blend

Chocolate Brownie Blend

Medium/Dark Roast
From £7.99
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Classic Italian Espresso Blend

Classic Italian Espresso Blend

Medium/Dark Roast
From £8.99
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Chocolate Fondant Blend

Chocolate Fondant Blend

Medium/Dark Roast
From £8.49
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Milk Chocolate & Caramel Decaf Honduras
Honduras

Milk Chocolate & Caramel Decaf Honduras

Medium Dark Roast
From £9.99
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Choc & Nut Colombia
Colombia

Choc & Nut Colombia

Medium/Dark Roast
From £9.99
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Dark Chocolate & Biscoff Ethiopia Mocha Djimma
Ethiopia

Dark Chocolate & Biscoff Ethiopia Mocha Djimma

Dark Roast
From £8.99
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Millionaires Shortbread Colombia
Colombia

Millionaires Shortbread Colombia

Medium/Dark Roast
From £9.99
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Dark Chocolate & Hazelnut Brazil
Brazil

Dark Chocolate & Hazelnut Brazil

Medium/Dark Roast
From £8.49
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Dark Chocolate Sumatra Mandheling
Indonesia

Dark Chocolate Sumatra Mandheling

Dark Roast
From £9.99
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Bundle Deal Choc Brownie + Milk Choc & Caramel Decaf

Bundle Deal Choc Brownie + Milk Choc & Caramel Decaf

Medium/Dark & Dark Roast
From £15.99
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Fruitcake Blend

Fruitcake Blend

Medium/Dark Roast
From £9.99
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Milk Chocolate & Coconut Decaf Brazil
Brazil

Milk Chocolate & Coconut Decaf Brazil

Dark Roast
From £9.99
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Toffee Apple Nicaragua
Nicaragua

Toffee Apple Nicaragua

Medium Roast
From £9.99
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Beginner Home Barista Collection

Beginner Home Barista Collection

Medium/Dark Roast
£30.99
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Coffee for Sage Machines

I’ve made thousands of coffees with Sage espresso machines, including the Barista Express, Barista Pro, Touch Impress, and Oracle Jet. Just about all of the Sage coffee machines, come to think of it! But there’s really one coffee that shines with Sage machines. Want to know what it is? Freshly roasted coffee beans. That’s the key.

When I say “freshly roasted”, I don’t mean on the day you’re brewing, but anywhere from around a week to a month after roasting is generally the sweet spot. If you’ve had lacklustre coffees with a Sage coffee machine, leading you to wonder what all the fuss was about, just try freshly roasted beans. You’ll probably find everything changes, including your frown, which should turn upside down 😉.

Keep in mind that you’ll need to adjust the grind size. Not everyone knows this, but machines from brands like Sage, using standard espresso baskets, need a fairly precise grind size. Fear not, though: we’ve got guides to help you get the best results with all of our coffee beans.

If you’re wondering what to start out with, I’d recommend the blends, namely Chocolate Brownie Blend or Chocolate Fondant Blend, if you’re looking to dial up the intensity. Our espresso blends are the most forgiving, produce great crema, and taste brilliant as espresso, long black, cappuccino, or latte. Whatever you like!

-Kev

Sage Machines Coffee FAQs

Q: Are these beans safe for Sage grinders?

A: Yes! All of the beans in the “Sage Coffee Machines” category are safe for the Dose Control Pro, Smart Grinder Pro, and all of Sage's integrated grinder machines. 

Q: Do I need a special grind for Sage?

A: If you have the Bambino or Bambino Plus and don’t have a grinder, you’ll need to use the “dual-walled” pressurized baskets. At checkout, choose “Pre-Ground Espresso for Dual Walled Baskets” as the grind size.

Q: Which blend do you recommend for milkies?

A: Chocolate Brownie Blend and chocolate Fondant Blend are both excellent as the base for flat whites, cappuccinos, cortados, and lattes.

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