Alessi Espresso Coffee Maker - Six Cups



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The Alessi 9090 Moka Pot is designed for coffee enthusiasts who appreciate both iconic design and quality espresso. Its primary benefit is producing rich, authentic Italian espresso with a timeless aesthetic. A potential caveat is its specific capacity, which may require multiple brews for larger households. Key features include durable stainless steel construction, an enlarged base for optimal heat distribution, an anti-drip spout, and a lever lock for easy operation.
| Model Part Number | 8003299011773 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Alessi |
This Alessi 9090 moka pot has a capacity of 0.3 liters, which makes approximately 6 Italian espresso cups.
Yes, the Alessi 9090 is designed to be suitable for all hobs, including induction.
It is recommended to hand wash the moka pot with warm water only. Avoid using detergents or placing it in the dishwasher. Ensure it is dried thoroughly after washing.
The moka pot is constructed from high-quality stainless steel.
While it requires manual operation, the design is intuitive. Beginners may need a few tries to perfect their technique, but the process is straightforward.
The Compasso d'Oro is a prestigious Italian design award, recognizing excellence in industrial design. Winning this award highlights the moka pot's exceptional design and innovation.
Its inclusion in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection signifies its status as a design masterpiece, recognized globally for its aesthetic and functional qualities.
Ensure the coffee grounds are not packed too tightly in the filter. Check that the top and bottom sections are screwed on securely. Verify that the heat setting is appropriate and the hob is functioning correctly.
Reduce the heat source. Remove the moka pot from the heat as soon as coffee begins to flow. Ensure the coffee grounds are not too fine and that the filter is clean.
Ensure the top and bottom sections are screwed together tightly. Check if the rubber gasket is properly seated and not damaged. If the gasket is old or worn, it may need replacement.
This can indicate the heat is too high or the coffee grounds are too fine, causing excessive pressure. Lower the heat and ensure the grounds are suitable for a moka pot.
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