Once you’ve preheated the device, dry all the parts and you’re ready to go. Here’s how to make espresso in the WACACO Nanopresso: Please note that the Nanopresso unit (sold separately) is required to use the Barista Kit accessories. Nanopresso pictured is for display purposes only to show the intended use of the Barista Kit accessories. Nanopresso Barista Kit Features Thanks Simon! I’m using the Barrista Kit, works the same. Extremely tamped, (presumably) “fine” grind on the 1Presso Mini Grinder, and a steady, lovely stream. While we may be satisfied, it’s never fully satisfied, is it? Good suggestion to tinker with grind until approaching the edge of drip-drip/bitter-slow extraction is reached. Then either configure that special ‘spot’ varying tamping and/or grind. And, I imagine, removing/replacing the pressure piece.

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After a few attempts, we were achieving gorgeously smooth, rich cremas with every shot, thanks to those 18 bars of pressure forcing hot water through the coffee grinds.However, what really gets me pumped (pun fully intended) is the fact that the Nanopresso is capable of reaching up to 18 bars of pressure without the need for batteries or electricity. That far exceeds the pressure requirements for “true” espresso, so I was really interested to taste the results. Okay, okay I was edge-of-my-seat excited to taste the results! WACACO Nanopresso First Impressions To assess your claim, you will be required to provide photo and/or video evidence of the damaged product. Created for travel-hungry espresso lovers, the Wacaco Nanopresso is everything you need to take rich, balanced espresso everywhere you go. Weighing a mere 336g and just over 15 cm tall, this is the most portable espresso maker on the market. Your Nanopresso Improved - A kit designed to turn your Nanopresso into a more powerful, more capable portable espresso brewer (Nanopresso not included). Carrying Case - All accessories fit neatly into a travel-ready container the same size of the original Nanopresso by fitting the water tank, adapter ring and outlet head together. This product includes:

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Cleaning up after pulling a shot is easier than ever with the redesigned portafilter - it only takes a few seconds! An EVA material travel case keeps the Nanopresso safe, even on the most difficult journeys. NanoPresso Review The beauty of the Nanopresso’s capsule-like design lies in the fact that all of the components for preparing espresso are contained neatly within. Open the thing up and you’ll find a water tank, espresso cup, portafilter and filter basket. There’s even a little brush and a coffee scoop that doubles as an espresso tamper. I’ve been using the Nanopresso for over 5 months now, I’d say I’ve made close to 500 espressos in that time and never experienced any issue with loss of pressure. That was until last week (over the Christmas period) I was making family members drinks and during that time I noticed that the initial pumps required to begin the extraction were increasing.

Nevertheless, that pressurized portafilter is also the reason that the espresso the Nanopresso produces won’t be as good as the Picopresso. The Nanopresso water reservoir has a 2.7 ounce (80 milliliter) capacity, which is more than enough for making espresso. I really like the fact that the included espresso cup seamlessly fits onto the water tank – it’s a great example of efficient, space saving design. How to Use the WACACO Nanopresso At this point, you’re probably wondering how the Nanopresso makes espresso. Actually, it’s really quite simple – hot water under pressure is forced through a compacted bed of ground coffee. Sound familiar? It’s how all espresso machines work! Colors Ultimately, the choice between the two likely comes down to your barista skills, whether you also want to make Nespresso, and whether you have a decent espresso grinder and require the best possible espresso on the go. Wacaco Picopresso Vs Other Portable Espresso Makers Flair Neo The timing of this question is perfect and I might be able to help you out here regarding your issue.

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The Staresso Portable Espresso Machine is a little heavier and bulkier than the Nanopresso, but it’s still very portable and easy to use. Plus, the Staresso comes with a pretty little espresso glass which is always going to win points from me. It’s far from a plug-in-and-go job, but the Nanopresso actually had us asking why coffee had become so complicated, when all you really need for a wake-up call is a small and mighty piece of kit like this. I guess it’s not what am I doing wrong. It’s what am I doing right- in as much as the expected fiddling with grind, tamping, quantity, etc seems unnecessary. I’m one of those who, if I can’t go too far (to cause brewing problems), I’m afraid I haven’t gone far enough (to get the best quality). Should I be grateful, let well enough alone? Or depressurize to see what happens, try an even finer grind, or….?

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The Mirage’s 53mm pressurized double filter basket offers plenty of room for error in grind size, making it a solid beginner-friendly option. Smaller, Lighter - Takes less space and weighs less than previous models, making espresso more portable than ever. So, my advice is to take a look at the small orange cross on the underside (while it’s under the tap) and make sure that it’s moving during pumping, if it is, just keep pumping the water through and hopefully your unit will flush whatever is in there though. Over a month of use, we found this best for nomadic working and weekends away - in other words, all those times when you’re not sure if there’s going to be great espresso within easy reach.

The Wacaco story started with a bad cup of coffee. In fact, it started with a truly terrible cup of coffee.