At one time the proverbial saying was that in America everything was bigger, from the roads to the houses, from cars to packaging on supermarket shelves. On the contrary, everything in Japan was smaller, from furniture to gardens.
Now these terms of comparison seem destined to reverse, at least for espresso coffee machines. Yes, because in Japan a few days ago came the Nuova Simonelli longest espresso machine in the world.
Indeed, it is an Aurelia II T3 6 groups, special made for Streamer.
The six groups allow twelve coffees to be dispensed simultaneously. Creating this news is the Streamer Coffee Company, the new coffee shop in Tokyo, who wanted to surprise its customers with the Nuova Simonelli longest ever espresso machine, special made for Streamer.
So the customers of the Coffee Shop are amazed twice, because after seeing the coffee machine they can marvel again and enjoy the excellent Italian espresso that only Aurelia II T3 technology can offer.
