But the drawback of Nespresso is limited to the coffee offered by Nespresso
only.

"Gareth" >
.. .
> Wow, I just bought a Nespresso Magimix machine off eBay - no pods included
> :-(
>
> The pods took a while to arrive from the "Nespresso Club" - about 5 days
> following the order. They're also pretty expensive at 23 or 24 pence a cup
> (about 50 cents) plus a hefty delivery charge.
>
> But, wow, I have never tasted coffee like this befo it is far superior
> to even the best tasting café blends in terms of crema, quality of taste
> and freshness. The irony for me is that I only drink decaf - I can't tell
> the difference in terms of taste with Nespresso though and I've even
> managed to fool (knowledgeable) visitors in to believing that they were
> having a full caffeine hit (by just giving them the drink and not saying a
> word).
>
> I don't understand why Nestlé is competing with itself by introducing the
> Dolce Gusto brand. Nespresso is simply bloody incredible - the most
> impressive thing gadget wise and taste wise I have encountered since...
> ever. And I'm not even a coffee drinker.
>
> I can't recommend Nespresso enough. Sure you can't be too creative with
> blend design but with a quality like this do you really need to be
> creative? Bloody impressive.
>
> Gareth.