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Question: Can I make "coffee" with this?  I like robust coffee.  TIA!
Document: Makes great coffee, and easy to clean. Perfect if you're the only one in your household who drinks coffee, like me, but still large enough to make espresso for a few guests after dinner (makes about 3 double espressos per pot). I also like that it's stainless and not aluminum (which has been linked to causing Alzheimer's when heated).
I like the smooth design of this 6-cup Espresso maker. 6-cup is the right size when you have friends over for coffee and cakes. It is easy to clean.
It is the perfect size for two espresso, but it has to be broken in. It doesn't brew as quickly and well as my previous one from Italia. The lid is a little bit flimsy. But I really like that the coffee basket inside is stainless steel; that is what sold me on it.
Not a 6 cup, 8oz. each coffee maker. It make just one 8 once cup serving. I bought this as a replacement for my  Mr. coffee expresso maker. Works as discribe, I use this every morning. One good thing, when there is a power outage that last till the morning, I still can have my coffee due to the fact it doesn't require electrical power.
I am so happy I bought this coffee maker. I love espresso, cappuccino. I had a smaller one, but I would have to make more. This 6-pot is just enough. No more having to let it cool off or run it under cold water. If I have company, we can sit and drink together rather than make one cup at a time. Also, received this earlier than the expected delivery.
I had always used the electric plug-in cappucino-espresso makers and they died after 2 years of not very great or hot coffee. The milk frothers don't work well on those either. Admittedly, I usually got the fairly low-end ones, and my experience might have been different if I had spent a couple of hundred dollars.I have been using this espresso maker for the past 8 months and I love it. Beautifully designed and well-made. Yes, Italian! It makes fabulous espresso and is ridiculously simple for someone like me who is a newby at manual espresso makers.
I use a couple of scoops of fair-trade (a little plug in there :-)) coffee that I grind or regrind so that it is very finely ground. I tamp it gently with the back of the scooper. I love the feature that allows you to open the lid to check progress. The bakelite handle is the way to go on these, it doesn't get hot as long as you make sure that the handle isn't directly over the burner. I put the espresso maker at the edge of my burner.
This was my second attempt at an upgrade to stainless steel, and I've been using it for about six months. Look no further - this is a terrific espresso maker at a very fair price. Nicely designed (none of them have great handles but this one is fine if you keep it out of the flame), easy to clean, doesn't get dingy like the aluminum ones. Makes scrumptious coffee too - just the right amount for one addict-sized latte in the morning. Love this pot.
It brews about 8 0z of espresso which is suitable for two people. If you are one person, you will probably end up throwing a little extra away. You may want the 4-cup model for just one person. If you are preparing espresso for a dinner party then you may want larger than a 6-cup model. Also you can make a regular American cup of coffee by adding hot water to your espresso, at approx. 1:1 ratio depending on your taste. The straight espresso is great as a topping for ice cream, try it.
I recommend a frothing unit. They make a beautiful marriage.
Answer: It is an espresso coffeemaker which is concentrated coffee.  You can dilute it but it is usually drunk in a small demitasse cup or mixed with milk (latte).