Schaerer Coffee Machines – Now available From Caffe Society
Caffe Society can now announce that we are a supplier of Schaerer’s state-of-the-art automatic coffee machines.
The Coffee Art Plus is available in four different configurations, ranging from the barista-style Supersteam through to the fully automatic Flavour Point, which gives operators the ability to create over forty different hot and cold beverages from one single unit.
Schaerer’s other premier bean to cup machine is the Coffee Prime. Ideal for campus cafes, hotels and other high-capacity venues, the Prime is available in either instant of fresh ingredient form.
Schaerer Coffee Art
The four different Coffee Art packages that are available through Caffe Society are:
Supersteam
- Coffee Art
- 7” TouchIT Display
- Supersteam wand
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Fully Automatic
- Coffee Art
- 7” TouchIT Display
- CS Milk System
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Hot Chocolate
- Coffee Art
- 7” TouchIT Display
- CS Milk System
- Hot Chocolate Unit
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Flavour Point
- Coffee Art
- 7” TouchIT Display
- CS Milk System
- Hot Chocolate Unit
- Syrup Dispenser
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Schaerer Coffee Prime
Coffee Prime Instant
- Coffee Prime
- 7” TouchIT Display
- Mains and/or tank fill connection
Coffee Prime Fresh
- Coffee Art
- 7” TouchIT Display
- NC Milk System
- Mains and/or tank fill connection
Schaerer
Over ninety years ago, Schaerer manufactured their first coffee machine. For a company that had built their reputation on making sterilisation kits for medical facilities, the leap into coffee was, admittedly, a large one. However any worries that arose during the design and development phase were quickly forgotten and Schaerer soon became known for their expertly crafted coffee machines.
In the years since the Swiss entity has been at the forefront of the coffee sector, introducing numerous technological advancements in the process. Two of the company’s most well-known developments were the development of the first fully automatic coffee machine in 1970 and the creation of the first automatic cappuccino system in 1997. This meant that Schaerer was able to adapt to the demands of a rapidly demanding consumer base that was beginning to expect the presence of milk-based coffees.
In 2006, Schaerer was purchased by WMF, but despite having new owners, the company has remained an independent enterprise.
Today, Schaerer’s machines can be found in a variety of establishments that are serious about coffee. The Coffee Art, for example, is used by both Costa Coffee and Premier Inn.
Caffe Society
Caffe Society is one of the leading suppliers of coffee machines in the United Kingdom. To find out more, click here.