Overall Rating
8.3, Based on 12 Reviews
Avg Price
$45.00
Manufacturer
Bialetti
Machine Type
Stovetop espresso, moka pot, stove coffee brewer
Colors
Aluminum
Class
Stovetop Espresso
Pro Review
No
First Look
No
QuickShot
No
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Slightly modern twist on the classic Bialetti moka pot - this one's got a clear insert in the lid so you can see the coffee brewing. Also froths your coffee a bit, producing froth. Available in various sizes.
Alexandre Enkerli (quality: 8.9) 08.01.2005 Rating: 9.2
Bottom Line: Consistently awesome shots!
Paulie Walnuts (quality: 8.7) 08.24.2004 Rating: 9.2
Bottom Line: Best stove top espresso i've ever made. Takes some tinkering with the grind to get reliable crema but worth the effort for under $40.00.
Yaron Abramov (quality: 8.5) 06.27.2007 Rating: 8.6
Bottom Line: Best coffee experience you can find at a low budget...
Hap Shaughnessy (quality: 8.0) 02.21.2002 Rating: 9.2
Bottom Line: The cheapest way to make great Italian espresso. Better than most $200 pump machines.
Jeremy Close (quality: 7.9) 06.17.2003 Rating: 9.0
Bottom Line: I feel no need for an espresso machine now and I think others might agree if the tried it.
Jan-Renier Moonen (quality: 7.6) 01.17.2006 Rating: 9.0
Bottom Line: Experience the art of brewing coffee and savor a great cup afterwards!
Jeff Ballard (quality: 7.5) 08.21.2001 Rating: 8.4
Bottom Line: Cute, fun to use, and can produce excellent coffee
Claus Stovgaard (quality: 7.4) 07.07.2005 Rating: 8.0
Bottom Line: Easily the best tasting coffee this side of a semi pro espresso machine for a tiny fraction of the cost.
Erik Tronstad (quality: 7.0) 11.04.2001 Rating: 8.8
Bottom Line: The best, cheapest and most charming way to make moka coffee with rich crema on a budget.
Thomas Gauperaa (quality: 6.9) 08.01.2002 Rating: 7.0
Bottom Line: Moka coffee with crema, adds to experience even though only cosmectic
Peter Johansson (quality: 6.0) 10.05.2000 Rating: 7.6
Bottom Line: The only moka pot that can make a good froth. Hard to master but definately makes an interesting espresso.
Guido Klerk (quality: 5.4) 10.28.2008 Rating: 5.6
Bottom Line: crema is fake. terribly overbrews my good coffee. have given up on it after a few weeks. (i dont like mokapots in general)
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