Espresso Italia 100 Variety Pack Pods compatible with Nespresso Original Line Machines, 6 Italian Coffee Blends: Forte Deciso Intenso Cremoso Vellutato Lungo, Made in Italy

I am super happy with this Espresso Italia variety pack! Getting 100 capsules at such a great price is an amazing value. Every blend in the pack has a rich, smooth flavor with a beautiful crema on top. They fit perfectly in my machine without any issues. It’s the perfect way to enjoy a high-quality, authentic espresso every morning without breaking the bank. Highly recommend!

Edit: This company stands behind their products! They sent me new capsules to test, and they work very well. And the flavor is still the best I've had out of my machine.Most of these barely let water through, so a 30 second brew turns into a 90 second brew, and ends up with 2/3 the volume. The pink ones for some reason let almost no water through. So it'll struggle for a couple minutes and shut off, and you'll have about a tablespoon of liquid in your cup.The flavor on them is excellent. I wish the pods worked better.

Great Espresso pods , at a great price!

Espresso Italia 100 Variety Pack PodsThis is my first time using the Nespresso type of pod. The first thing I noticed about the taste was that it is strongly intense—knock you out of your seat intense. I haven’t had a lot of espresso, but I don’t remember it being this strong. You get a full, strong coffee flavor. I love getting knocked out of my seat.The next thing I noticed was the bitter aftertaste. You can’t have one without the other, or so I have been told. Because I love the rich and bold flavor, I’m accepting the bitter aftertaste. It really isn’t too bad once you expect it. Some of the flavors have a crema that is creamy and helps smooth out the bitterness.The pods work like champs. The foil doesn’t tear off. There are no grounds at the bottom of your cup. Everything does exactly what it’s supposed to do.I haven’t tried all of the flavors yet, but the ones called Cremosa are my favorites so far.

Did not work well in our machine at all. Only gives about 1/2 the amount when dispensing for some reason. Total waste of money for the price. The amazon pods are 1/2 the price, taste great and work like they're supposed too. 100% aluminum pod too.

A bit pricey, but good tasting espresso

The coffee is good. I love Nespresso, and these capsules are a good and cost-effective substitute.

The flavor that these capsules usher in, is a thing I'm still processing: while I generally have no use for Robusta beans (and these particular items are freighted with that recognizable taste), I also know that it's a sensation many folks like in their mouth. So let's leave the roast factor behind.No, my disappointment stems from the "recyclable" claim. Um, good luck making that a reality. Where we live, at any rate, recyclables want to be separated according to KIND. So aluminum foil wants to be peeled completely from that nifty little plastic pod. Five minutes, there, if your fingers are very clever. Then you want to scrape the pod clean of those wet coffee grounds (they don't want food waste in the works, understandably). Ah, but at last there are a couple of uniform plastic empties to drop into the bin, as were the tiny wads of more or less clean aluminum. But wait, what species of plastic do we have here? Type 1, 2, or maybe 5? If we are very lucky. Or is it some illegitimate other type? If the manufacturer knows/cares, they aren't telling. Does anybody besides me feel at this point like they're being had, by spurious claims that hint at ecological virtue?So, yeah, those little spent capsules go in the trash, here.