Ingredient capacity, cycle time, and what needs washing after · review
A capsule cocktail machine holding five standard 750-milliliter bottles upright, with a self-rinse after every drink.
What it comes down to Five standard 750 ml bottles loaded upright with no decanting, Bartesian capsules, a self-rinse after every drink and a cleaning cycle every thirty days. The most thoroughly described capsule machine on this shelf.
Five bottles of vodka, tequila, whisky, gin and rum, as bought, standing upright under a canopy. When one empties you throw it away.
The two Bartesian machines on this shelf use their own bottles, which means pouring your spirits into them and washing them out. On a shelf of capsule machines sharing one capsule supply, that is the difference you live with.
Self-rinse after each drink, full cycle every thirty days. Nine machines on this shelf, one published interval.
For anything that pushes sweetened mixers through tubing, that is the number that decides whether it still works next summer.
Catalogued and unsold: the American Amazon shop lists the reference with nobody behind it.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
| Type | Capsule machine — Bartesian capsules, sold separately |
|---|---|
| Bottles | 5 standard 750 ml bottles, loaded upright, connected directly with no decanting |
| Capsule range | 40+ Bartesian cocktails, freshness dated, with real juices, extracts and bitters |
| Strengths | 4: mocktail, light, regular, strong |
| Steps | Insert capsule, choose strength, press mix |
| Cleaning | Self-rinse after each drink; cleaning cycle recommended every 30 days |
| Dishwasher safe | Stainless steel straws, drip tray cover, water bottle and capsule holder cup, top rack |
| Bottle options | Any bottle fitting under the canopy with a standard opening; a 5-pack of glass decanters is offered |
| Warranty | Not stated by the maker |
| Amazon reference | B09Y19CNG7 |
| EAN | 0885911824811 |
Yes — the listing is explicit that it takes Bartesian capsules, and names a range of over forty. Three machines on this shelf share that one capsule supply, which means the capsule is the standard and the machine is the choice.
Because the alternative is decanting your spirits into the machine’s own containers. Five standard 750 ml bottles go in as bought, labels showing, and the empties are simply discarded — no washing and refilling. The Bartesian machines use their own bottles.
A self-rinse after each drink, and a full cleaning cycle recommended every thirty days. That is the only maintenance schedule published on this shelf, and on a machine drawing sugary mixers through lines it is the right thing to publish.
A home bar that wants five spirits on display and the machine to clean itself between drinks
Details checked on October 4, 2026.
Specifications: the manufacturer sheet for bar and wine appliances and the matching Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. Every figure on this page names its source.
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