Caffè Borbone
Caffè Borbone Blue Blend is a Nespresso Original Line compatible coffee pod offering a medium‑dark Italian espresso with an intensity of 8.5, made from a 30% Arabica and 70% Robusta blend. Packaged in a triple‑layer aluminum box, the 100‑capsule pack provides a strong, full‑bodied cup with chocolate and nutty notes.
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Current
$47.60
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$47.81
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$34.49
Highest
$53.99
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Expert Opinion
Professional sources emphasize that Caffè Borbone Blue Blend is Italy’s top‑selling capsule espresso, noting its refined taste, strong character, and café‑style crema that rivals the brand’s premium Nobile blend. Editors highlight the perfect balance of chocolate and nutty notes, positioning it as a high‑quality, authentic Italian espresso for home use.
What Users Say
No direct consumer reviews were found in the research data, so everyday user sentiment cannot be detailed. Listings stress high demand and immediate availability, suggesting strong market interest despite the lack of explicit feedback.
Common Complaints
Potential bitterness from the 70% Robusta blend, incompatibility with Vertuo machines, inconsistent capsule weight reporting, absence of detailed capsule dimensions, and lack of publicly available user reviews.
How It Compares
vs. Borbone Red Blend
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Disadvantages
Choose Red Blend if you want a slightly milder espresso; stick with Blue Blend for a stronger, more intense cup.
vs. Borbone Black Blend
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Select Black Blend for a darker roast experience; Blue Blend provides a known medium‑dark balance with documented intensity.
vs. Typical Nespresso (e.g., Roma, Intensity 8)
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Disadvantages
Opt for Nespresso if you prefer a smoother, Arabica‑dominant espresso; choose Borbone Blue Blend for a stronger, more robust Italian espresso with richer crema.
