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Caffè Borbone Review
A €300m Neapolitan roaster with a fair return policy and a subscription that does not taper. Check your machine first — these fit Nespresso Original, not Vertuo.
Caffè Borbone
Real Coffee, Check Your MachineSubstance you can verify: roasting since 1999 in Caivano near Naples, Italy's single-serve market leader, €300.4 million revenue in 2023 and 60% owned by Italmobiliare, a listed holding company that paid about €140 million for the stake. A 30-day return for any reason, and a subscription holding 20% off every recurring order plus free shipping.
Check before ordering: the capsules are for Nespresso Original machines only — a Vertuo will not take them, and no adapter fixes it. The Lavazza capsules are for Espresso Point or Blue, not A Modo Mio. Free shipping needs a $90 basket unless you subscribe, and the US arm has no Trustpilot or BBB record at all — so order one item before you stock up.
Checked on 8 August 2026: Nespresso Original-compatible capsules $13.99, K-Cup compatible pods from $11.99 (Italian Roast $11.99-$35.99 by pack size), Variety Pack $23.99. Note that Hot Chocolate, Hazelnut, Cortado and the herbal teas are sweetened drinks rather than espresso — read those labels if you are counting sugar.
Affiliate disclosure: GLP1Drugs.org earns 5% if you buy through the links on this page — roughly 60 cents on a $13.99 box. We have written this page mainly to stop you buying capsules that do not fit your machine. Verified 8 August 2026.
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1999
Roasting Since
€300m
Revenue, 2023
30d
Return, Any Reason
0
Independent US Reviews
What We Verified
Read from caffeborboneamerica.com, its systems and terms pages, and the parent company's public financial record. 8 August 2026.
Check Your Nespresso Machine Before You Order
Borbone's capsules are described for 'Nespresso Original® Machines'. Nespresso sells two incompatible systems, and a Vertuo machine will not take these capsules at all. This is the most expensive mistake available on this site
The Company Is Genuinely Substantial
Founded in 1999 in Caivano near Naples, market leader in Italy for single-serve coffee, revenues of €300.4 million in 2023 up 14.3%, and 60% owned by Italmobiliare — an Italian listed holding company that paid around €140 million for the stake in 2018
The Return Policy Is Broad And Simply Worded
'We have a 30 day return policy. If you are unsatisfied with any purchase you have made from the Site for any reason… for a replacement or refund of the purchase price within 30 days of shipment.' Any reason, on a consumable — that is generous
The Subscription Does Not Taper
20% off every recurring order plus free shipping on all subscriptions, with skip or cancel any time. Several brands we reviewed this month drop the discount after three orders. This one holds
But Several "Capsules" Are Not Coffee
Hot Chocolate, Hazelnut Flavoured Drink, Cortado-Macchiato Flavoured Coffee Drink and two herbal teas all sit at $13.99 alongside the espresso. If you are counting sugar, read those labels rather than assuming espresso
No Independent Service Record Exists For The US Arm
Trustpilot lists the US domain with zero reviews on an unclaimed profile and we found no BBB profile. The parent company's substance is verifiable; the American operation's customer service is not
Which Format Fits Which Machine
Compatibility as Borbone states it. Confirm against your own machine before ordering — this is where the money gets wasted.
| Format | Works With | Will Not Work With | Price Seen |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nespresso capsules | Nespresso Original machines | Nespresso Vertuo — no adapter exists | $13.99 |
| K-Cup pods | Keurig, Ninja, Hamilton Beach, Cuisinart | Espresso machines and Nespresso systems | $11.99–$35.99 |
| E.S.E. paper pods | E.S.E. brewing systems, including machines Borbone sells | Capsule machines of any kind | See site |
| Lavazza capsules | Lavazza Espresso Point or Lavazza Blue | Lavazza A Modo Mio — check first | See site |
| Whole bean / ground | Any machine, cafetière or moka pot | — | Cheapest per cup, least waste |
If nausea has arrived with your treatment, take coffee after food rather than before, and remember it does not count toward fluids. Our side-effects guide covers the nausea, reflux and constipation this interacts with, and our provider rankings cover prescribers who will help you eat enough.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- ✓Caffè Borbone has been roasting since 1999 in Caivano, in the province of Naples, and is the Italian market leader in single-serve coffee
- ✓Revenues of €300.4 million in 2023, up 14.3% — this is a substantial manufacturer, not a white-label reseller
- ✓Sixty per cent owned by Italmobiliare, an Italian listed holding company, which invested around €140 million for the stake in 2018
- ✓A 30-day return policy for a replacement or refund on any purchase, for any reason, which is unusually broad for a consumable
- ✓Subscribe and save gives 20% off every recurring order plus free shipping, with skip or cancel any time and no tapering discount
- ✓Compatibility is documented per system: Nespresso Original, E.S.E. paper pods, K-Cup and Keurig, and Lavazza Espresso Point or Blue
- ✓The K-Cup line is stated to work with Keurig, Ninja, Hamilton Beach and Cuisinart brewers, which is broader than most
- ✓A published US phone number (973-227-7799) with stated business hours, plus a machine registration page
- ✓Ships to all 50 US states, dispatching in-stock orders within three business days
- ✓Paper E.S.E. pods are an option for anyone who would rather not put aluminium or plastic capsules in the bin
- ✓Whole bean and ground coffee are sold alongside the capsules, which is the cheaper and lower-waste route if you have a grinder
- ✓A sustainability page and a coffee guide covering blends, brewing methods and machine compatibility
Cons
- ✕Capsules fit Nespresso Original machines only — a Nespresso Vertuo will not accept them, and nothing on the product tiles says so prominently
- ✕The Lavazza-compatible capsules are for Espresso Point or Blue systems, not the common A Modo Mio machines — check before ordering
- ✕Free shipping requires a $90 order, which is a high threshold for coffee unless you subscribe
- ✕The 30-day return window runs from shipment rather than delivery, so transit time eats into it
- ✕Delivery is quoted at five to eight business days after up to three business days to dispatch
- ✕Trustpilot lists the US site with zero reviews on an unclaimed profile, so there is no independent service signal at all
- ✕We found no BBB profile for the US entity either
- ✕Several capsules in the range are sweetened drinks rather than coffee — hot chocolate, hazelnut, cortado and herbal teas
- ✕Pack counts were not retrievable from the pages we could load, so we could not calculate a reliable price per cup
- ✕Reselling or fulfilling third-party marketplace orders from the site is prohibited without written permission
- ✕Coffee is not a GLP-1 product: on an empty stomach it can worsen the nausea and reflux these medicines already cause
- ✕Using coffee to blunt appetite instead of eating is actively counterproductive when protein intake protects lean mass
Our Verdict
4.0 / 5 — a real Italian roaster selling coffee honestly. Just check which Nespresso you own.
There is refreshingly little to warn you about here, which after a run of supplement brands is its own kind of relief. Caffè Borbone has been roasting since 1999 in Caivano, outside Naples, it is the market leader in Italy for single-serve coffee, it reported €300.4 million of revenue in 2023 up 14.3%, and 60% of it has belonged to Italmobiliare — an Italian listed holding company — since a roughly €140 million investment in 2018. That is a manufacturer with public financial accountability, not a brand name licensed to a storefront. Its US arm publishes a phone number and business hours, ships to all fifty states, and dispatches in-stock orders within three business days. Its return policy is short and broad: thirty days, any reason, replacement or refund, with no unopened-condition clause in the text we read — better than several consumable brands we have reviewed this month. And its subscription gives 20% off every recurring order with free shipping, rather than the introductory discount that quietly halves after three deliveries which we have flagged repeatedly elsewhere.
The single most useful thing we can tell you is about compatibility, because it is where people waste money. Borbone's capsules are for Nespresso Original machines. Nespresso runs two incompatible systems, and if you own a Vertuo — the one that reads a barcode on a larger domed capsule — these will not fit and nothing will make them fit. The Lavazza-compatible capsules need the same care in the other direction: they are listed for Espresso Point or Blue, the office-style systems, not the common domestic A Modo Mio. The K-Cup line is the most forgiving, stated to work with Keurig plus Ninja, Hamilton Beach and Cuisinart brewers. And if you own a grinder, the whole bean and ground coffee is cheaper per cup and puts far less in the bin than any capsule. Two other practical notes: free shipping needs a $90 order unless you subscribe, and the thirty-day return window runs from shipment rather than delivery, so several days of it are gone before the parcel reaches you.
What holds this at four rather than higher is an absence rather than a fault. There is no independent record of the American operation at all — Trustpilot lists the domain with zero reviews on an unclaimed profile, and we found no BBB profile. So while the parent's substance is thoroughly checkable, nothing tells you whether the US arm ships promptly, answers emails, or honours that generous return without argument. Order one item before stocking up, keep your confirmation, and run a subscription manually for a month before committing. One last thing to read carefully: several items in the capsule range are not coffee. Hot Chocolate, a Hazelnut Flavoured Drink, a Cortado-Macchiato Flavoured Coffee Drink and two herbal teas all sit at $13.99 beside the espresso, and the company's own wording — 'flavoured drink' — tells you they are sweetened. If you are counting sugar, check the label rather than assuming espresso.
On the reason you are reading this on a weight-loss site: coffee is not treatment and will not help you lose weight. What it will do is interact with your side effects. Espresso on an empty stomach is a common trigger for nausea and reflux once a GLP-1 has slowed your gastric emptying, so take it after food rather than before. It does not count toward your fluids. And whatever you do, do not use it to replace meals — with roughly 45% of the weight lost in STEP 1 coming from lean tissue, a small appetite needs to be spent on protein, not caffeine. Drink it because Italian coffee is good. We earn 5%, about sixty cents a box, which is roughly the right amount to be paid for telling you which capsules fit your machine.
Visit Caffè BorboneFrequently Asked Questions
Will these capsules fit my machine?
That depends entirely on which system you own, and getting it wrong is the one genuinely costly mistake available here — so check before you order. Borbone's own systems page states its capsules are for 'Nespresso Original® Machines'. Nespresso sells two mutually incompatible systems: the Original line, which takes the small conical capsules, and Vertuo, which takes larger domed capsules with a barcode the machine reads. Third-party capsules for Original will not work in a Vertuo machine, and no adapter fixes it. If your machine reads a barcode on the capsule and brews different volumes automatically, you have a Vertuo and these are not for you. The other formats are clearer. The K-Cup compatible pods are stated to work with Keurig brewers and also with Ninja, Hamilton Beach and Cuisinart machines. The E.S.E. paper pods need an E.S.E. brewing system — a specific 44mm paper pod standard, not the same thing as a generic pod machine — and Borbone sells E.S.E. machines including the Didiesse Frog if you want to buy into that system. The Lavazza-compatible capsules deserve particular care: Borbone lists them for 'Lavazza Espresso Point® or Lavazza Blue® Systems', which are the office-style machines, and they are not the same as Lavazza A Modo Mio, the common domestic system. If you own an A Modo Mio, check with Borbone before ordering rather than assuming.
Is Caffè Borbone a real company or a white-label brand?
Real, large, and unusually easy to verify — which is not something we can say about most brands we review. Caffè Borbone was founded in 1999 as a small roastery drawing on Neapolitan coffee tradition, and is headquartered in Caivano, in the province of Naples. It is the market leader in Italy for single-serve coffee, and it reported revenues of €300.4 million for 2023, up 14.3% on the previous year. In 2018 it became part of the Italmobiliare group, which invested approximately €140 million for a 60% stake — Italmobiliare being an Italian listed holding company, which means Borbone's performance is reported to public markets rather than existing only in marketing copy. The US operation, Caffè Borbone America, publishes a telephone number with business hours of 9am to 5pm Eastern, Monday to Friday, and ships to all 50 states. For context on why this matters: many of the brands in this affiliate queue are a Shopify theme, a contact form and an LLC incorporated eighteen months ago. A 27-year-old Italian roaster with €300 million of revenue and a listed majority shareholder is a materially different proposition, and if a bag of coffee arrives stale there is a real company behind it.
What is the return policy?
Broad, plainly written, and better than most consumables get. The terms state: 'we have a 30 day return policy. If you are unsatisfied with any purchase you have made from the Site for any reason, please contact us via our Contact Us page or the information below for a replacement or refund of the purchase price within 30 days of shipment.' You provide your name, order number, which items and how many, and the reason, and they reply with return instructions. Three things worth noticing. First, 'for any reason' and 'a replacement or refund' is genuinely generous for coffee — you are not restricted to damaged goods, and there is no unopened-condition clause in the text we read, which compares well against brands we reviewed this month that require products be returned unused. Second, the window runs from shipment, not delivery, and with dispatch taking up to three business days and delivery five to eight, a meaningful slice of your thirty days is consumed before the box arrives — so if a delivery disappoints you, raise it promptly rather than at the end of the month. Third, the policy does not state who pays return postage, so ask when you request instructions. Separately: free shipping applies above $90, which is a high bar for coffee, though all subscriptions ship free regardless of order size.
How does coffee interact with GLP-1 side effects?
In three ways worth knowing, one of them actually helpful. First, and most commonly reported: these medicines delay gastric emptying, so food and liquid sit in the stomach longer. A strong espresso on an empty stomach first thing is a classic trigger for the nausea and queasiness people describe in the first weeks and after each dose increase. If your morning coffee has started to disagree with you since starting treatment, that is not mysterious — try having it after some food rather than before, and in a smaller volume. Second, reflux. Caffeine can relax the lower oesophageal sphincter, and GLP-1 medicines already increase reflux for some people by slowing emptying, so the two stack. If you are getting heartburn, coffee is one of the first things to test by removing it for a week. Third, the helpful one: coffee stimulates colonic motility, and constipation is among the most frequently reported GLP-1 complaints. For some people a morning coffee is genuinely useful for that, and it is a reasonable thing to keep. One more practical point: caffeine is a mild diuretic and appetite on these drugs is already low, which often means fluid intake is low too. Coffee is not a substitute for water. None of this is medical advice, and none of it is a reason to buy or avoid a particular brand of coffee — it is just how to drink it while you are on treatment.
Can I use coffee to suppress my appetite?
Please do not, and this is the one thing on this page we would actually urge. It is a common instinct — appetite is already reduced on a GLP-1, coffee blunts it further, so skipping breakfast for a double espresso feels efficient and even virtuous. It works against the thing that matters most. In the STEP 1 body-composition analysis, roughly 45% of the weight lost was lean tissue, and the accepted countermeasures are adequate protein intake and resistance training. If your appetite window is small, every calorie in it needs to be doing work, and the most valuable thing you can put in a small appetite is protein. Coffee contains none. Replacing a meal with caffeine spends your appetite on nothing and accelerates exactly the muscle loss you should be defending against. The other risk is that under-eating on these medicines is easy and quietly harmful: it worsens fatigue, hair shedding and nutrient gaps, and it makes the weight you lose more likely to be the wrong kind. So drink the coffee because you like coffee — Italian espresso is one of life's genuine pleasures and there is nothing wrong with enjoying it. Just eat as well, and talk to your prescriber if you are finding it hard to eat enough rather than leaning into the appetite suppression.
What does it cost, and is the subscription worth it?
Prices are reasonable and the subscription terms are among the fairer ones we have read. Observed on 8 August 2026: Nespresso Original-compatible capsules at $13.99 across the aluminium and flavoured ranges, K-Cup compatible pods from $11.99 with the Italian Roast listed at $11.99 to $35.99 depending on pack size and a Variety Pack at $23.99. We could not reliably extract pack counts from the pages we were able to load, so we are not going to publish a price-per-cup figure we cannot stand behind — check the count on the product page before comparing against your current pods, because that is the only number that matters. On the subscription: it gives 20% off every recurring order plus free shipping on all subscriptions, with skip or cancel at any time. That deserves credit for what it does not do. Several brands we reviewed this month advertise a headline discount that applies to the first order or the first three and then halves or vanishes; Borbone's 20% is stated to apply to every recurring order. Combined with free shipping — which otherwise needs a $90 basket — a subscription is the sensible way to buy here if you drink the coffee regularly. If you are just trying the brand, buy one item, accept the shipping cost, and use the 30-day return if you dislike it.
Which products in the range are not actually coffee?
Several, and they sit at the same price point beside the espresso, so it is easy to buy one by accident. In the Nespresso-compatible range at $13.99 we found Hot Chocolate capsules, a Hazelnut Flavoured Drink, a Cortado-Macchiato Flavoured Coffee Drink, a Ginger and Lemon Flavoured Herbal Tea Drink and a Wild Berry Herbal Tea Drink. Note the wording the company itself uses — 'flavoured drink' and 'flavoured coffee drink' rather than coffee. Products described that way are typically sweetened and often contain milk powder, which is exactly what you would expect from a hot chocolate or a macchiato in a capsule, and it means the calorie and sugar content is nothing like an espresso's. That is not a criticism of the products; a hot chocolate is allowed to be a hot chocolate. It matters for our readers because a black espresso is essentially calorie-free while a sweetened capsule drink is not, and if you are managing weight on a GLP-1 those are different purchases. We did not retrieve nutrition panels for these items and make no claim about their specific sugar content — the point is simply to read the label rather than assume, and if you are diabetic or prediabetic, to check before adding them to a subscription that arrives every month.
Are there any independent reviews of the US operation?
None that we could find, and that is the main gap in an otherwise sound picture. Trustpilot lists the US domain with zero reviews on an unclaimed profile, and we found no Better Business Bureau profile for the American entity. So the parent company's substance is thoroughly verifiable — a 1999 founding, €300.4 million of 2023 revenue, Italian single-serve market leadership, a listed majority shareholder — while the specific things you would want a customer record for are not. Does the US arm ship on time? Does it answer emails? Does it honour that 30-day any-reason return without argument? We cannot tell you, because nobody has published enough experiences to form a picture. This is a common pattern with a large foreign manufacturer's young US subsidiary and it is not a red flag in itself; it is simply an absence of evidence, and it should shape how you buy rather than whether you buy. The proportionate approach: order one item first rather than stocking up, use a card that gives you a chargeback route, keep your order confirmation, and if you are considering a subscription, run it manually for a month or two before committing. On-site product reviews exist — the Italian Roast K-Cup pods showed five — but those are the company's own and are far too few to weigh.
Who should buy this, and who should not?
Buy it if you own a Nespresso Original, a Keurig-style brewer or an E.S.E. machine, you want genuinely Italian coffee rather than a supermarket own-brand, and you drink enough of it that a subscription at 20% off with free shipping makes sense. On those terms this is a straightforward, honest purchase from a real manufacturer with a fair return policy, and the whole-bean and ground options are cheaper per cup and produce less waste if you have a grinder. Check your machine first — if you have a Nespresso Vertuo, or a Lavazza A Modo Mio rather than Espresso Point or Blue, these capsules are not for you and no adapter will help. Buy a single item before subscribing, given that no independent service record exists for the US operation. And be clear about what you are buying if you are here because of a GLP-1: this is coffee, not treatment. It will not help you lose weight, and using it to replace meals will cost you lean tissue you should be protecting. Take it after food rather than before if nausea has become an issue, remember it does not count as water, and enjoy it as the pleasure it is. Our disclosure: this programme pays us 5%, which is about 60 cents on a $13.99 box of capsules — small enough that we have written this page mostly to tell you which capsules fit which machine.
Original, Not Vertuo. Coffee, Not Breakfast.
A 27-year-old Neapolitan roaster with a 30-day any-reason return and a subscription that does not taper. Check your machine, order one box first, and eat something with it.
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Read Review →Medical Disclaimer: This page is informational and is not medical advice. Coffee is a food, not a medicine or a weight-loss treatment, and nothing here should be taken as a claim that it treats, prevents or improves any condition. Do not use coffee or caffeine to replace meals or to suppress appetite during weight-loss treatment: inadequate intake, and inadequate protein intake in particular, contributes to loss of lean tissue, fatigue and nutrient deficiency, and should be discussed with your prescriber. GLP-1 receptor agonists delay gastric emptying, and caffeine may relax the lower oesophageal sphincter; coffee on an empty stomach can worsen nausea, reflux and abdominal discomfort in some people taking these medicines. Caffeine can raise heart rate and blood pressure, disturb sleep, and worsen anxiety and palpitations; people with cardiac arrhythmia, uncontrolled hypertension, anxiety disorders, or gastro-oesophageal reflux disease, and anyone pregnant or breastfeeding, should follow their clinician's advice on caffeine intake. Caffeine interacts with a number of medicines, and caffeinated drinks do not substitute for water. Persistent nausea, vomiting, severe abdominal pain, or inability to eat or drink adequately while on a GLP-1 medicine requires prompt medical attention rather than dietary experimentation. Consult a licensed clinician before starting or changing any treatment.
Date reviewed: 8 August 2026. Prices, compatibility statements and quoted copy were read from caffeborboneamerica.com on that date and may change: Nespresso-compatible capsules observed at $13.99 including Aluminium Capsules, Cortado-Macchiato Flavoured Coffee Drink, Hazelnut Flavoured Drink, Hot Chocolate, Ginger & Lemon Flavoured Herbal Tea Drink and Wild Berry Herbal Tea Drink; K-Cup compatible pods from $11.99 with Italian Roast Keurig K-Cup Pods listed at $11.99 to $35.99 and a Variety Pack at $23.99. We were unable to extract reliable pack counts from the category and product pages we could load, and therefore publish no price-per-cup figure. The site's systems page states its single-serve systems as 'Nespresso®* Machine Compatible Capsules — Respresso and Aluminum Capsules for Nespresso Original® Machines', 'Espresso Paper Pods — For ESE Brewing Systems', 'K-Cup® Compatible Coffee Pods — Compatible with Keurig® Brewers' and 'Lavazza Machine Compatible Capsules — For Lavazza Espresso Point® or Lavazza Blue® Systems'; the Italian Roast K-Cup product page adds that the pods are 'designed to work perfectly for Keurig®, Ninja®, Hamilton Beach®, and Cuisinart® machines'. Our statement that these capsules do not fit Nespresso Vertuo machines follows from Borbone specifying Nespresso Original, Vertuo being a separate and incompatible system; buyers should confirm against their own machine. The homepage advertised 'Free shipping with orders over $90' and 'Subscribe & Save 20% + FREE SHIPPING' with '20% Off Every Recurring Order | Free Shipping on All Subscriptions | Skip or Cancel Anytime'. The terms and conditions state: 'we have a 30 day return policy. If you are unsatisfied with any purchase you have made from the Site for any reason, please contact us via our Contact Us page or the information below for a replacement or refund of the purchase price within 30 days of shipment'; that Caffe Borbone USA 'ships products to customers within the 50 United States', endeavours 'to ship all orders for in-stock items within three (3) business day(s)', with standard business hours 9AM-5PM Eastern Monday-Friday and 'five (5) to eight (8) business days for standard delivery'; and that 'Use of the Site to resell products or fulfill orders placed on third-party marketplaces (e.g. Amazon, eBay) is strictly prohibited without prior written permission'. The policy text we read did not state who bears return postage. A US telephone number of 973-227-7799 was published. Trustpilot listed caffeborboneamerica.com with 0 reviews on an unclaimed profile, and a BBB search returned no profile for the US entity; the Italian Roast K-Cup product page showed 5 on-site reviews. Parent company figures are drawn from public reporting: Caffè Borbone was founded in 1999, is headquartered in Caivano in the province of Naples, is the Italian market leader in single-serve coffee, reported 2023 revenues of €300.4 million up 14.3% year on year, and became part of the Italmobiliare group in 2018 when Italmobiliare invested approximately €140 million for a 60% stake. The STEP 1 body-composition finding on lean mass is as published. Katalys offer #789 lists 5.00% default commission and targets the United States.
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