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Question: The listing says it is made in Italy, but the one I received was made in Romania. Do you have units made in Italy? How do I ensure the one I receive i
Document: I just received this today and very excited! I used to own Moka but did not like the bitter taste... So I bought this one hoping it'll taste better.I clearned it, made two batches so far and making the last one before tasting since it says it'll start making right after 3 batches.First of all, I don't know why it says 4 cups. It makes about 1 shot at a time.
Bialetti Brikka is a great coffee maker that produces an outstanding cup of coffee.Pros: the coffee comes out almost espresso-like (I used Illy Moka and/or Lavazza Qualita Oro with my Brikka);it does not take much space, washes easily, and I do not think it can ever break.Cons: even though it says it was made in Italy, the craftsmanship is a bit short of what one might expect.
These are non-functional defects but still it was supposedly made in Italy and not China (or was it? ).I also do not understand how it can possibly make 4 cups of coffee out of less than a cup of water (and indeed, it only makes barely one cup).
I really like my Brikka espresso stovetop pot. It arrived in about a week in good condition. A friend demonstrated how to use the pot, so when I received it I made and drank several cups of espresso. The directions were in several languages and were not very clear. The 1st few times I used the pot,it leaked a little. So I read the directions. In small print it said, &#34;not not drink the 1st three cups of coffee, throw them out.
This is our second unit in as many years. When it works it makes good coffee but it is made very poorly. On both units the flimsy plastic handle wore and loosened at its connection to the body making it DANGEROUS to poor. Also in both units the pressure valve stopped working and released the pressure so it would no longer make coffee. Lastly on both units, the plastic piece on the top fell off and could not be re-tightened. Frustrating junk!
I have used most major brand stovetop espresso makers over the years, since living in Italy where went to college. Recall plastic handles melting, soggy mess of coffee grounds, aluminum flavor from pots, etc.This Brikka one blows up, coffee all over stove. Bought 3 different sizes of the Brikka here on Amazon, as read so many great reviews. They all blew up on stove. The regular Bialetti Moka does not do this.
GREAT - For lazy afternoons spent tinkering with coffee.BAD - For the morning get you going for the day first cup of coffee.We received our Brikka yesterday anxious to try the coffee from this coffee maker.While the coffee is (very,very) good, we had a less than pleasant experience. First of all, we purchased the four cup larger model because we want a cup of coffee, not just an expresso shot.This pot does not make four cups, it does not even make one.
This is the third Brikka I bought - it makes really great espresso.I'd give 5 stars if it would be made out of stainless steel.One drawback, the replacement parts (rubber rings) are hard to find for older models.That's why I had to buy this new model.
The one I got must have had a problem. I have had other Bialetti coffee makers and been happy with them. I tried this pot twice. I made sure to use the correct amount of water (you measure with the top part of the pot) and coffee. As soon as the coffee started flowing out of the pressure valve and made the noise, I removed the pot from the heat.
I have a traditional moka pot (MOKA EXPRESS 3-Cup Espresso Maker), but this is by far and away a lot more espresso-like than what that makes. I bought this as a gift, and I was so surprised by it that I got one for myself and will be retiring my moka pot.I have had espresso from shops made on real espresso machines not as good as what comes out of this little pot (shame on them).
Answer: Actually, when I had a chance to compare recently made models, the ones made in Romania are of noticeably better quality - thicker metal, equipped with better fit and quality gaskets, better machined tread (i.e. smoother assembly/disassembly)