Caffitaly System is an Italian developed combined machine and capsule system for espresso and hot beverages, partnered with major coffee roasters worldwide.
Caffitaly System, founded in 2004 in Gaggio Montano, Italy, is a leading provider of combined coffee machine and capsule technologies. Unlike closed systems, Caffitaly operates as an semi-open platform, manufacturing the machines and the patented capsule technology while partnering with diverse international coffee roasters—such as Tchibo, Cagliari, and Löfbergs—to package their unique blends. This approach allows consumers to enjoy a wide variety of coffee brands using a single machine ecosystem.
The system utilizes a unique dual-filter extraction technology designed to preserve the aromatic integrity of the coffee, delivering consistent espresso, filter coffee, and other hot beverages. The product range encompasses compact domestic machines, professional innovative appliances, and a vast selection of capsules containing coffee, tea, and milk-based drinks.
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The blinking yellow indicator light (often accompanied by beeps) is typically the descaling signal. It indicates that the machine requires a descaling cycle to clear lime scale buildup.
To program the cup size, press and hold the desired coffee button (Espresso or Long Coffee) while a capsule is inserted. Release the button (or press it again, depending on the model) once the desired amount of coffee has been dispensed. The machine will remember this volume for future use.
The manufacturer recommends using only original Caffitaly System capsules. However, because Caffitaly partners with various roasters, you can find compatible capsules under several brand names (e.g., Tchibo, Cagliari, Ecaffe) that carry the Caffitaly System logo.
You should descale the machine whenever the descaling alert appears. If your model does not have a specific alert, it is generally recommended to descale every 2–3 months depending on water hardness and usage frequency.