Here then the italian coffee brands range from Lavazza and Kimbo, passing by Illy, caffè borbone, and Caffè Passalacqua Celebrities and icons of quality of the Belpaese in the world, have been able to impose their “dominion” thanks to efficiency, meticulous workmanship, and care of the product. What is the most popular coffee in Italy? … Read more
italian coffee giant lavazza has opened its 15,000-square-foot U.S. headquarters and showroom, occupying the entire 27th floor of the historic skyscraper at 120 Wall Street in Lower Manhattan Where is Lavazza US headquarters? Italian coffee giant Lavazza has opened its 15,000-square-foot U.S. headquarters and showroom, occupying the entire 27th floor of the historic skyscraper at … Read more
The World’s tiniest cup of Coffee Is Made With a single bean On the menu today is the Kenya AA-plus Karindum bean This very small-batch coffee requires a unique process: Zanotto grinds the bean using a nail file, boils the water using a tea light, and uses a tiny filter and jar to brew the … Read more
alfonso bialetti (italian pronunciation: [alˈfɔnso bjaˈletti]) (17 June 1888– 4 March 1970) was an Italian engineer who became famous for the invention of the moka express coffeemaker. Designed in 1933, the coffee pot has been a style icon since the 1950s. Who invented the Moka? In 1919 Alfonso Bialetti opened a workshop in Crusinallo, Italy … Read more
Ristretto (italian pronunciation: [risˈtretto]) is a “short shot” (30 ml from a double basket) of a more highly concentrated espresso coffee. It is made with the same amount of ground coffee, but extracted with a finer grind (also in from 20 to 30 seconds) using half as much water. Is ristretto a single shot? A … Read more
In 1919 alfonso bialetti opened a workshop in Crusinallo, Italy to make semi-finished goods in aluminium, which turned into a studio for designing and producing finished items using shell moulding. However, it was in 1933 when he invented the moka express that the Bialetti story really began. Who created the Moka? In 1919 Alfonso Bialetti … Read more
If you enjoy an intense and robust Italian-style espresso, the double espresso or double shot could be the drink for you. Espresso and double espresso coffee is easily enjoyed at home with Nespresso’s range of vertuo machines How do you make 2 shots of espresso with Nespresso? Espresso: a single “shot”. One capsule extracted using … Read more
A symbol of the company since the 1950s, the cartoon is a caricature of Bialetti and was designed to distinguish his pots from those of competitors Through clever marketing, Bialetti expanded the business turning the coffee maker into an global sensation. Who is the Bialetti man? Alfonso Bialetti (italian pronunciation: [alˈfɔnso bjaˈletti]) (17 June 1888– … Read more
So the term ‘sprover is short for “ espresso pour over ”; it’s a way to produce a drip coffee using an espresso machine as the water source. You grind course enough that you’re not really generating pressure and let the machine pull ~3 ml/s across the puck until you hit something like a 18:200 … Read more
The origins of the moka pot: it was invented by the italian alfonso bialetti in 1933 and named after the city of Mocha, in Yemen, renowned for the quality of its coffee. Who invented Moka pots? In 1919 Alfonso Bialetti opened a workshop in Crusinallo, Italy to make semi-finished goods in aluminium, which turned into … Read more