Starbucks is now invading people’s homes with its Serina Espresso Machine

If you’re the kind of person who when the Police knock at the door like to say “Do you have any real questions or did you mistake my house for a Starbucks?” you could be right if you’ve shelled out $600 for a Starbucks Serina Espresso Machine.

The Serina instantly turns milk to froth using the same Rapid Steam Boiler and can automatically adjust to various grinds thanks to it’s patented back-pressure adapter.

Here’s what Starbucks says on their site:

Bring home performance and beauty in every cup. Engineered to be simple. Designed to be timeless. Created to produce the perfect shot of espresso at home. Every single time.

• Sirena’s Rapid Steam ™ Boiler gives you continuous, powerful steam – and lets you move from frothing directly to brewing without waiting.
• At just 15 inches tall, Sirena is just the size to fit into any kitchen.
• Sirena’s commercial quality portafilter retains heat easily, and features a patented back-pressure adapter which adjusts automatically to the coffee’s grind, for a full, rich crema.
• One touch button to pull measured shot
• Self tamping and back pressure for the perfect shot
• LED water tank empty indicator light

The Serina Espresso Machine retails for $600 (£287, €409).

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