Jenn-Air Built-In Coffee System

Had the Cappuccino from Jenn-Air Built-In Coffee System at a Design Center today. I went with 'extra mild' option coffee. On the right side, you can attach the carafe with milk in it. But before making coffee, it had to run water through to clean the system. The milk was added on top as froth. I added extra milk for my taste and thats it. I didnt even had to add sugar. I learnt that the beans were actually freshly ground then. The whole front part slides out, and behind is where you put the coffee beans to be ground.
Enjoyed the coffee. With Nespresso and fresh ground Jenn-Air coffees, drinking beverages are reaching a new height as an experience.

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