Cafflano Kompresso is a compact and light portable authentic espresso maker that uses a patented hydraulic system complied with Pascal’s Principle to boost the extraction force of espresso. This hydraulic compressor is designed to retain high-pressure over 9 bars throughout the entire extraction process, unlike other portable coffee makers that use pneumatic air compression and therefore lose pressure. It’s perfect for traveling, camping, outdoors, at the office, or anywhere on the go. Cafflano® Kompresso este cel mai compact și cel mai ușor espressor manual portabil din lume, care folosește un sistem hidraulic conform principiului Pascal pentru a spori forța de extracție a espresso-ului. The only thing I can be a little bit worried about is the rubber ring sitting on the shower screen. A little bit of misalignment and I fear that an accident could happen. Hopefully, (like with the Aeropress) it’s easy and cheap to get a replacement.

The company was started by Hansang Yoon, a South Korean coffee lover, who didn’t like the idea of buying high-cost takeaway coffee all the time. So he scratched his own itch and developed the brewer. Cafflano Kompresso is a lifesaver on the road To make the perfect cup of espresso using this guide and your Cafflano Kompresso, you’ll need the following items: The scoop that comes with the device also doubles as a tamper and it would work a little better had the company’s logo not been protruding ever so slightly. Still, it’s usable.Made from non-BPA plastic, with some parts made of stainless steel, it doesn’t feel like it’s heavy-duty. But it can withstand a lot of pressure. This includes putting almost all of my 200lb bodyweight on it when I have messed up and ground my coffee too finely.

When traveling, glass espresso makers just aren’t going to cut it. So, Cafflano designed their espresso maker to be sturdy, able to stand up to whatever life may throw at it. And, it can certainly stand up to a large amount of pressure without breaking. In fact, the Kompresso is pretty indestructible – crucial for a travel-friendly espresso maker. 4. Pressure Kompresso este un dispozitiv ce nu ar trebui să lipsească din casa niciunui iubitor împătimit de cafea bună. Aduce un plus de noutate în modurile alternative de preparea a cafelei și este alcătuit din elemente care se îmbină intuitiv. Aparatul este fabricat din plastic rezistent, iar portafiltrul este realizat din oțel inoxidabil. Funcționează cu un sistem hidraulic bazat pe Principiul lui Pascal (principiul transmiterii presiunii fluidului) este principiul mecanicii fluidelor care afirmă că o schimbare a presiunii în orice punct al unui fluid închis în repaus este transmisă si nediminuată la toate punctele fluidului. Acest compresor hidraulic al Cafflano® Kompresso este conceput pentru a menține presiunea înaltă peste 9 bari până când espresso este complet extras. În plus, presiunea în mod dual (apăsarea și tragerea mânerelor) maximizează forța de greutate.Using the Cafflano Kompresso feels like a lot of steps. Weigh and grind the coffee, pre-heat the Kompresso, tamp the grounds, assemble, pre-infuse, extract, enjoy.

The Cafflano Kompresso is the cheapest espresso maker that I know of (that isn’t completely worthless). The design is intelligent and simple and it is built to last. It’s very easy to clean the Kompresso and control all variables meaning that you won’t encounter any stale shots if you live up to your duties as a home barista. decent crema with the Cafflano Kompresso Cold-brewed espresso (ice espresso) Một minh hoạ về cách Cafflano tạo ra áp suất 9 bar trên một thiết bị nhỏ gọn như Kompresso. Nguồn: Cafflano Well, you will certainly be able to produce extremely delicious espresso. And by that, I mean shots that are far superior to what you are served in mediocre coffee shops.

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The recipe is almost like a normal espresso shot. Except you tamp extra hard and allow a 1-minute pre-infusion. Well, and of course you use cold water instead of the usual 200 F. The Cafflano Kompresso is a lightweight device, mostly consisting of BPA-free plastic. The naked portafilter and shower screen are made out of etched metal, though. Whilst the Aer oP resshas taken the portable espresso maker market by storm. Although, the coffee produced is not a true espresso – there isn’t enough pressure – it is pretty close. For manual espresso making at home, the Signature Flair is a great shout. Or, for life on the road, both the Wacaco Nanopresso and AeroPress are tough competition. Whilst you can use the device at home, meaning your favorite coffee is always on hand, it is largely designed to be portable. This meansyou’ll either need to carry your coffee grounds with you or have a portable manual grinder in your bagtoo.

The Wacaco Nanopressooffers a budget-friendly option for a portable espresso maker. It exerts a higher pressure (18 bars) and can take a little more water than the Kompresso (2.7 oz). One was for the Cafflano Klassic All-in-One Portable Pour-Over coffee maker. And the other was for Cafflano Kompact Simple Pressing Hot & Cold Brewer. Getting the best-tasting espresso shots from this coffee maker will take patience and a bit of dedication. And not everyone is going to want to do that which is totally fine.The company touts its True Crema Valve, a bit of engineering that helps compensate for a bad grind or poor tamping. I tested this by using some pre-ground coffee from a large chain that shall remain nameless. The extraction from the poorly ground coffee with the True Crema valve was better than the extraction without it. The Cafflano Kompresso espresso maker is not for everyone. However, if you want to be a home barista in control of everything from beans, to water temperature but you don’t want to pay for a fancy automatic espresso machine then this an ideal solution. Portable is stretch here—the 9Barista is very well made, but it does weigh more than three pounds. For a small apartment with limited kitchen counter space, or for those RV trips you've been plotting, it's perfect. There’s not a lot to dislike about this handheld espresso maker. It is perfect whilst on the go or to make espresso at home. However, at home, you may be looking for something a little bigger that can handle more than one cup at a time. In this case, manual or semi-automatic coffee makers may be more up your street. The grind basket takes around 15g or 3.5 teaspoons of coffee. So it should be easy enough to grind at home, then take it with you – even if you want to make multiple espressos! Depending how organised you are you can weigh and grind as many “doses” as you need for the day then store them in individual containers and you’re good to go.