JERSEY CITY, NJ, March 11, 2014 (Press-News.org) Introducing the newest addition to the amazing Life Made Better brand, we are thrilled to bring you the world's finest and richest tasting espresso available for Nespresso machines! The Caffe Borbone REspresso miscela blu capsules provide the absolute perfect blend of unique and refined roasted coffee beans, all in the comfort of your own home.
Guaranteed 100% Italian Espresso, the Caffe Borbone taste is a meticulously balanced and full-bodied experience that no other capsule on the market can match. The REspresso's high-grade, air-proof packaging guarantees complete freshness, while still being hassle free, very easy to open and compatible with all Nespresso machines.
Anthony Busciglio CEO of Life Made Better stated "our experience with Caffe Borbone REspresso capsules has been that the coffee is of superior in quality and taste and reflects that true Italian experience as the espresso is imported directly from Italy.
"The worlds espresso drinkers are now relying more and more on the convenience of single serving nespresso capsules and since 2007, the global retail value of capsules has grown at more than five times the rate of the overall coffee industry". The ever increasing popularity of espresso capsule and machine sales, implants the Life Made Better Caffe Borbone Respresso brand firmly in the driving seat as hands-down the best at-home espresso available online.
Respresso -- The New Drink For Coffee Drinkers Everywhere
Life Made Better has produced a product so convenient for coffee lovers everywhere, you'll never go back to regular coffee again!
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