Avanti Art Deco Espresso

I have the 6 cup pot which I find perfect for a full mug of black espresso. You can use the supplied reducer to make a smaller brew if you wish. Even though the unit is made in China it is very well constructed and solid and should last for many...

Given this four years ago by my daughter as an unwanted wedding present . I use it twice every day . .I find it very easy to use and give it s good rinse afterwards . I am a bit carefuI using it on a gas stove but always remove it from the stove with...

I use my percolator every morning so I need one that can live through heavy use; until now I have used cheaper brands like Pezzetti and Bialetti, and I have found that even after 6 months the quality of the coffee gets gritty and even burnt/bitter. I...

I wanted to reply to some of the comments regarding the "filter cap". Other companies refer to this as a reducer. The reducer is used to "reduce" the amount of coffee you are making. By inserting the reducer, you have cut the volume of coffee in half....

I received mine for Christmas, it is great and easy to use, and it makes excellent coffee. filter cap confuses me (never seen or heard of one before) bent into a "v" on first use - I now use it upside down and it works well (it makes cleaning lots easier)

I have recently bought the small coffee maker and would recommend it for coffee for 2 people. The handle doesn't get hot if it isn't placed above the heat. It is better than my larger well known Italian brand model which nearly scalds me every time I...

ve used tend to empty completely, so it could be a volume issue. The unit seals well and comes with a spare seal rubber. I'm thinking of getting the other sizes too - I really like this unit.

ssing it's between $100 and $150.) The only other niggling detail is what Avanti call the "filter cap". This little apparatus is designed to sit on top of the funnel or basket where the coffee grounds are placed and press them down gently into the...

I bought the 6-cup version for $100 from House. It's a great moka pot in every respect and makes strong, consistent brews. Like the last review, my secondary filter also tacos from the pressure, but I prefer a stronger brew, so I leave it out. The...

Design is elegant and sleek, yet very tough being all stainless construction. No plastic/bakelite handles here. The handle does get hot from gas burners, but this is brief and it cools almost immediately after the burner is turned off. The resulting...