Jura

Swiss precision for your kitchen. Jura makes some of the most refined fully automatic coffee machines in the world, with beautiful design and outstanding milk foam.

Why Jura?

Jura is a Swiss company that makes only fully automatic coffee machines, and it shows. Every Jura uses its Pulse Extraction Process (P.E.P.) for short coffees, an aroma grinder designed for consistency and a milk system that produces fine, silky foam. They’re simple to use, beautifully built and clean themselves at the touch of a button.

Which Jura coffee machine should you buy?

Jura ENA: compact and stylish

The Jura ENA 4 Bean to Cup Machine, Black and Jura ENA 8 Metropolitan Black pack Jura quality into a small footprint, ideal for smaller kitchens or anyone who wants a design statement on the worktop.

Jura E6 and E8: the best-sellers

The Jura E6 Bean to Cup Machine, Piano Black is a superb all-rounder with one-touch cappuccino. The Jura E8 Bean to Cup Machine, Black and Jura E8 Bean to Cup Machine, Piano White add more speciality drinks and a larger display, which is why the E8 is one of Jura’s most popular machines.

Jura J8 and Z10: the flagships

The Jura J8 Bean to Cup Machine brings premium finishes and even more drinks. The Jura Z10 Diamond Onyx is Jura’s flagship, with a grinder that adjusts automatically to each recipe and the ability to make both hot and cold brew coffee specialities.

Looking after your Jura

Use Jura’s CLARIS filter cartridges to protect the machine from limescale, run the cleaning programme when prompted and clean the milk system daily. Jura machines are designed to last, and good care keeps them making great coffee for many years.

Frequently asked questions

Are Jura coffee machines worth the money?

If you want the best fully automatic coffee machine with minimal effort, yes. Build quality, milk foam and reliability are excellent, and they hold their value well.

Jura E6 vs E8: what’s the difference?

Both make excellent coffee. The E8 offers more drink options and a larger colour display, while the E6 covers the classics at a lower price. Read our Jura E6 vs E8 vs Z10 comparison.

Where are Jura machines made?

Jura is based in Niederbuchsiten, Switzerland, where its machines are designed and engineered.