Nespresso Vertuo Mug Selection Long Expiry Coffee Pods Capsules Stormio Intenso Odacio Melozio Elvazio Giornio 60 Pods 6 Sleeves

Perfect coffee every time!

Excellent service. Packed well and exactly what I ordered.

Very much a luxury item. I don’t need SO much marketing materials or expensive packaging around my coffee

I like the mix of coffees and as a larger amount, they last longer.

You can buy the same products at the Nescafé website at a cheaper price and they organise the recycle of capsules after use

Husband says flavors are beautiful and home smells like a coffee house which is great for me 😊 Intenso is an absolute favourite

I like ordering from Amazon as the coffee is delivered very quickly. If I go through nespresso it takes about a week. Same pods, same quality. Brilliant

Coffee is fabulous. But never received 6 sleeves as stated and then paid for. It’s expensive and now even more so with an incomplete order. I tried to find a way to make contact which has proved difficult. So thought I’d try to get some attention via this avenue.

debe utilizar estas cápsulas para la gama de máquinas Nespresso Vertuo. no son baratas, pero para un verdadero sabor de café barista, ¡estas cápsulas son las mejores!

As someone who appreciates a strong cup of coffee to kickstart my day, I was intrigued by the Nespresso VertuoLine Coffee, Intenso, 30 Count capsules. Being a middle-aged professional, time is of the essence, and the convenience of these pods seemed like a perfect match for my busy mornings. However, after trying them out, I have mixed feelings about this product. What I Like: Convenience: The ease of use is undeniable. Pop a capsule in, and within minutes, you have a hot cup of coffee. This is a huge plus for those rushed mornings when I’m juggling multiple tasks. Flavor: The Intenso variety does live up to its name. The flavor is robust, and there’s a depth that you wouldn’t expect from a pod. It’s rich and satisfying, particularly if you prefer a stronger coffee. What I Don’t Like: Price: This is where the value comes into question for me. While the flavor is good, the cost per pod is quite high. When you do the math, you’re paying a premium for the convenience, and I’m not entirely sure it’s justified. For the price, I could buy freshly ground premium coffee that offers a similar, if not better, experience. Environmental Impact: While Nespresso has a recycling program, it’s not the most convenient. The capsules are single-use, and it adds up quickly. I find myself feeling a bit guilty about the waste, especially considering the alternatives that are more environmentally friendly. Variety: While Intenso is a solid choice, I found the range of flavors to be somewhat limiting. If you’re someone who likes to mix things up, you might find yourself wanting more options beyond the standard offerings. Bottom Line: The Nespresso VertuoLine Coffee, Intenso capsules are a decent option if you prioritize convenience and enjoy a strong cup of coffee. However, the price and environmental impact make me hesitant to fully endorse it. If you’re someone who values a rich, quick coffee experience and don’t mind paying a bit more for it, this might be a good fit. For me, I’ll likely keep some on hand for busy days but will continue exploring other options that offer a better balance between quality, cost, and sustainability.

Le café est bon la commande était parfaite

Wow! After trying so many types and ways to brew coffee, Nespresso Vertuo got it right. We will never go back and thanks for having such a selection of pods to try. We're still trying to decide a favorite. I Intenso blend is a great pick me up in the morning and in the evening such a selection to choose from.

I'm a caffeine fiend and love a good espresso but don't always have the time to swing down to Starbucks (or wherever) to get one. These pods are great as a daily alternative. A regular shot of espresso is typically 1 fluid ounce (a doppio is two) and costs around $1.25 at Starbucks. These pods cost about $1.30 but each pod makes 7.8 ounces, almost a full cup. So at Starbucks you're paying $1.25 per ounce where here you are paying $0.16 per ounce and that's a big difference. The coffee comes out just as tasty as it does at the coffee shop with its signature creamy head. Granted, you might not want to drink the equivalent of about 8 shots of espresso, but if you are combining it with stuff to make it a latte or something (which I occasionally do) it's great. You can also buy pods that make a lesser amount. You do have to shell out the money for the actual Nespresso machine, but it certainly pays for itself over time compared to swinging through the coffee shop every day. You can return the pods to recycle them (I'm sort of a tree hugger) which is a bonus. Pros * Great taste and texture * Great value compared to commercial coffee * Recyclable pods Cons * You need to buy a Nespresso machine to use them