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If you’re an espresso drinker and are looking for something that makes a frankly excellent little shot of coffee and is comparably (with the AeroPress) low-fuss
by darkteflon 7y ago
If you’re an espresso drinker and are looking for something that makes a frankly excellent little shot of coffee and is comparably (with the AeroPress) low-fuss and low-maintenance, I bought a handpresso (https://www.handpresso.com/en/ https://www.handpresso.com/en/) a couple months back for an overseas trip but was so happy with it that it’s now my daily driver.
- sien 7y agoThat looks cool. I have two nanopressos which are also very good. One for home and one for work. https://www.wacaco.com/pages/nanopresso https://www.wacaco.com/pages/nanopresso
- 0-_-0 7y agoI can second the nanopresso, I also recommend the barista kit for the bigger coffee basket: https://www.wacaco.com/products/barista-kit https://www.wacaco.com/products/barista-kit
- darkteflon 7y agoYeah I cross-shopped that - it looks good too. The wacaco and the handpresso seem to dominate the travel espresso segment. A friend of mine - a fellow Melburnian - has the Rok espresso maker (https://www.rok.coffee/ https://www.rok.coffee/), which is a large-ish countertop manual espresso device. He reckons he’s pulled over 10,000 shots with it and swears by it. Also low-fuss, low-maintenance and just a couple hundred bucks.
- sien 7y agoOh that's cool. Thanks for posting that.