German coffee grinder company Mahlkönig took its first step into espresso brewing last week with the launch of the Mahlkönig Xenia home espresso machine. Following Mahlkönig parent company Hemro…
Mahlkönig Launches Xenia Home Espresso Machine and E64 WS Grinder
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