Discount Stella - Arianna 6/3 Cups

Stella - Arianna 6/3 Cups by Stella

different reducer microfilter incorporated.for use on fuel, electric and glass-ceramic stoves.special boiler design lets in valve to be hidden.made in Italy.highest high quality 18/10 stainless-steel. First piece of the "STELLA COLLECTION" line. A distinctive design from a perfect tradition. Completely realized in 18/10 stainless steel with an amazing finish that makes it a primary charge object. It makes particularly just right espresso coffee with an intense aroma. It has a selected filter that lets you halve the volume of espresso. Cups: 6/3 cl. 38 Dimensions: H: cm. 17.5 diameter cm.. Read more Stella - Arianna 6/3 Cups

Stella - Arianna 6/3 Cups Spec

special reducer microfilter included

for use on gasoline, electrical and glass-ceramic ranges

special boiler design permits valve to be hidden

made in Italy

highest quality 18/10 stainless steel

First piece of the "STELLA COLLECTION" line. A unique design from a super tradition. Completely realized in 18/10 stainless steel with an ideal finish that makes it a first price object. It makes specifically just right espresso espresso with an intense aroma. It has a particular filter that allows you to halve the volume of espresso. Cups: 6/3 cl. 38 Dimensions: H: cm. 17.5 diameter cm.

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four.0 Out Of 5 Stars (1 Customer Review)  
Reviews for Stella - Arianna 6/3 Cups This little pot is a work horse. It may be very heavy, stainless steel--heavier than I expected--and neatly constructed. The sections match together easily, and the base (water boiler) is large enough to cover a reasonable flame. The ensuing espresso is scrumptious.

The simplest flaw on this beautiful pot is the spurting at the end of the brewing process. Quite a little bit of coffee spurts out from beneath the lid in all guidance and wafts down onto the burner. I had my son drill a tiny gap in the lid, pondering that would relieve the force sufficient to stop the spurting, nevertheless it wasn't enough. So, as a substitute of additional enhancing the pot, I solved the problem with the aid of inserting a skinny bread and butter knife throughout the highest, underneath the lid all through the brewing process. This vents the highest enough to forestall the coffee from boiling over.

Other than the obvious flaw within the design of the lid--perhaps the coffee chamber should be a little taller--this pot is wonderful! I hope I can discover a higher one--12-14 cup size.