Nespresso have initially released 16 different types of coffee capsule to use with their home coffee machines. Differentiating between them (and more importantly, working out which ones wed like the best!) can be somewhat confusing, but to help things along they are first categorised into four different types. Espresso capsules are the high-standard, traditional coffee that most of us enjoy drinking. They are generally a shorter coffee, and can come in a variety of strengths. There are six different Espresso capsules in the Nespresso collection. These typically contain blends of coffee origin. Pure Origine capsules are also essentially Espressos, but of a specialist variety that can be traced back to a single place of origin. Nespresso have three Pure Origine capsules. Lungo capsules are traditionally a longer coffee, designed to use approximately twice the amount of water that is in an espresso. It is also known as a tall coffee, although not with quite as much water as what a coffee chain might call an Americano. Decaffeinato capsules are specialist capsules from Nespresso. There exist three of these which vary by intensity of taste.
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