Our friends at La Marzocco invited us to join them on their Innovation Gallery on Tour event series, traveling across the USA. We just wrapped up our first three stops on the West Coast - Seattle, WA, Portland, OR, and Oakland, CA - showcasing the newest innovations in coffee equipment.
In addition to La Marzocco product demonstrations, including Strada X, the latest development in their lineup, the Mahlkönig E80W Grind-by-Sync grinder was connected with the Linea PB ABR espresso machine via The Sync System. These events are the first time we have publicly demonstrated The Sync System in the United States.
Equipment technicians, coffee roasters, cafe owners, and baristas alike were captivated by the groundbreaking technology developed in collaboration with La Marzocco. We share a common goal of delivering quality coffee moments around the world with unmatched speed and convenience. Together we've taken the next step to revolutionize the world of coffee with The Sync System.
We appreciate the opportunity to engage with our fellow coffee enthusiasts throughout these events and thank everyone who attended. The warm reception we experienced at each location and the excitement for Mahlkönig's newest espresso grinder is truly invigorating. These community events are a source of great inspiration to us and our dedication to consistently creating great coffee experiences. The product feedback we received is integral to our continuous pursuit of excellence in coffee innovation.
The La Marzocco Innovation Gallery on Tour event series will continue into 2024, with Mahlkönig joining in for the journey. Texas and Indiana are coming up next in January, with more USA dates and locations to be announced on our Mahlkönig Events Page.
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