Machine and grinder, matched and boxed together by the team who service them.
A coffee machine and grinder bundle is a matched machine and grinder sold as one package. Every Coffee Parts bundle includes a free bag of coffee and a scale.
Buying a machine and a grinder separately means guessing whether they'll actually work together. Our coffee packages solve that: each one pairs a machine we've tested with a grinder we know suits it, from entry-level Gaggia Classic setups through to La Marzocco Linea Micra and Mini bundles. Every package ships with a free 250g coffee bag with a resealable valve, plus a coffee scale, so you can start dialled in from your first shot.
The biggest mistake in home espresso is buying a machine and a grinder separately, on different days, without checking whether they actually suit each other. A dual-boiler machine paired with a basic grinder wastes most of what you paid for the machine. A single-dose grinder mismatched to the wrong basket produces inconsistent shots no matter how good the machine is. Our packages remove that guesswork by pairing machines and grinders we already know work well together, from the Gaggia Classic E24 with a Timemore Bricks 01S or Ceado Life X, through to the Rancilio Silvia PRO X with its own Stile grinder, and the La Marzocco Linea Micra and Linea Mini with the La Marzocco Pico.
Espresso brewing pressure generally sits around 9 bar, with a single dose around 7g and a double around 14g into a properly tamped, pre-heated portafilter. A good grinder is what makes those numbers repeatable, shot after shot, which is the real job of a matched package: a machine and grinder that were never fighting each other in the first place.
Just starting out: The Gaggia Classic E24 packages are the easiest entry point, paired here with either a Timemore Bricks 01S, a Ceado Life X, or an AB conical burr grinder depending on the bundle you pick. All three grinders solve the same problem, a manual dosing grinder that is a genuine step up from anything pre-ground. Start here if you have never owned a home espresso setup and want feedback on the process, not just the coffee.
Building your daily ritual: The Rancilio Silvia range, paired with Ceado, Eureka Specialita, or Timemore Bricks grinders depending on the package, is where most serious home baristas land. The Silvia's 58mm commercial portafilter and steam wand ask more of you than the Gaggia does, and reward you for the effort with a wider margin for error once your dose and grind are dialled in.
Not compromising: The Rancilio Silvia PRO X and Stile packages, and the La Marzocco Linea Micra and Linea Mini packages with the La Marzocco Pico, sit at the top of this range. These are the machines we sell to people who have already owned a Gaggia or a Silvia and know exactly what they are upgrading for, temperature stability, build quality, and a group head that does not drift.
How much bench space do you actually have? The Linea Mini and Linea Micra are compact by commercial standards but still need clearance for the portafilter and steam wand. Do you want single-dose grinding or a hopper? Most packages here use single-dose grinders, Ceado Life X, Timemore Bricks, La Marzocco Pico, which suit anyone who buys beans in small batches. Are you set up to plumb in, or working from a tank? Check the individual La Marzocco machine page for plumb-in options before you commit to a spot on the bench.
Every package here ships with a free 250g bag of coffee and a coffee scale, so your first shot is not a guess. If you are pairing a machine from this range with a grinder you already own, or want to build your own combination instead of buying a fixed package, our Rancilio and Gaggia machine ranges are sold separately too.
La Marzocco Linea machines have been the official espresso machine across multiple World Barista Championship cycles, and Anthony Douglas, the 2022 World Barista Champion who won on home soil in Melbourne, is a La Marzocco Global Ambassador. The Linea Micra and Linea Mini packages in this range share that same saturated group-head engineering. Anthony has been a Coffee Parts customer for years, and we are an authorised La Marzocco retailer.
Every package here already includes a matched grinder, a free 250g bag of coffee, and a coffee scale, so the machine-plus-grinder decision is made for you. What most people forget is water filtration. Scale build-up is the most common reason a home espresso machine's boiler fails, and it's not covered under manufacturer warranty. Coffee Parts is an Australian distributor of BWT, the Official Water Filtration Sponsor of the World Coffee Championships, and a simple inline water filter is the cheapest insurance you can buy for a machine in this range. Round out the setup with a tamper sized to your portafilter and a milk jug if steaming is part of your routine.
My dad, Dom, has been fixing coffee machines since 1999, when he could not get parts for his own and decided to start supplying them himself. These packages exist for the same reason we do everything else here, so you do not have to guess. I do not put a grinder next to a machine on this page unless I would put it in my own kitchen. The Rancilio and Gaggia packages are the ones I recommend to friends starting out. The La Marzocco Linea Micra is what I would buy if I were upgrading tomorrow.
Every package on this page includes a machine and a matched grinder, plus a free 250g bag of coffee in a resealable valve bag and a coffee scale. Some sets, like the Gaggia Classic E24 / AB Grinder combination, add extras such as a double portafilter, shot baskets, a knocking tube, and milk jugs.
The Gaggia Classic E24 is the easiest starting point and the one we recommend most often to people who've never owned a home espresso machine. The Rancilio Silvia range is a natural next step once you're comfortable with the basics.
The Silvia E V6 is the long-running benchmark home machine with a 58mm commercial portafilter and steam wand. The Silvia PRO X is Rancilio's newer, more advanced model, paired here with its own matched Stile grinder for tighter dose control.
We'd recommend one. Scale build-up is the most common reason a home espresso machine's boiler fails, and manufacturer warranties don't cover scale damage. A basic inline filter protects the machine from day one.
Yes. Each machine carries its manufacturer's Australian warranty, and Coffee Parts is an authorised retailer for the brands in this range. We also stock spare parts and run a service team, so support doesn't stop once your order arrives.
It depends on the model. Some machines in this range, including certain La Marzocco and Rancilio models, offer a plumb-in option, while others run from an internal tank. Check the individual product page for the specific machine's water setup before you order.
Stock varies by model and colourway, and some sets sell through quickly. Check the individual product page for current availability before you order, or contact us if you need something urgently.
