WACACO Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker Bundled with Protective Case, Upgrade Version of Minipresso, Mini Travel Coffee Machine, Perfect for Camping, Travel and Office (Black)

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Nanopresso is made by a company called Wacaco. They also make the Minipresso, a slightly larger predecessor coming in at about 7 inches in length versus about 6 inches for the nano. If you’re a frequent traveler, go camping often, or want to try a portable espresso maker, the Minipresso and Nanopresso have what you need. When choosing the best one for you, you must consider how often you’ll drink espresso, whether you prefer numerous flavors, and if the machine’s ease of cleaning is a vital consideration. If you want an all arounder without the frills, get a stovetop espresso maker like the classic Bialetti Moka Express. And if looks are important, then there’s probably a style for you. It comes in a load of different colours, some amazing, and some, if we dare say so, not so amazing. But hey, to each their own! Who are we to judge?

The pump mechanism is easy enough to depress. But, since the force is straight down you need a flat surface to place the machine on as you pump the pressure valve. Coffee bundles Decaf coffee beans Fairtrade coffee beans Ltd release coffees Organic coffee beans Wholesale coffee beans Unroasted coffee beans Use the scoop to tamp the coffee into the basket and make sure it’s nice and tidy. The manual suggests a hard tamp, this will be dependant on how fine your grind is. If you brew with water between the 195°F to 205°F range, this is the ideal temperature for water-soluble flavor compounds to most easily dissolve in water.They are small, lightweight, and easy to carry while still having impressive power. Neither of them requires electrical power and look quite similar, so which one is the best? Innovative design – The Minipresso uses a semi-automatic piston. With each push of the piston, small quantities of water are injected into the coffee adapter. After you have pushed a few times, the extraction pressure will reach an optimal point and you will no longer need to push, your rich and bold espresso will be extracted. I really enjoy your blogg. According to your evualation, I brought the nanopresso. It’s nice to look at and easy to use (but not really thumb-friendy). Unfortunately, the espresso that came out was everytime too bitter and had a bad taste, although I tried différend grind. Do you have a idea what the problem could be.With my normal espressomachine and the bialetti, the coffee is much more better. No comparison! But maybe you can give me some good advices to change it and give the nanopresso a last chance.

Using both hands – It is recommended that both hands be used during the extraction process so that less energy and strain are taken. Brew Quality Small parts – The Nanopresso is easy to use and manage. It comes with one single filter basket which can have 8 grams of ground coffee, the container, and a button to push the expresso to start working. The Nanopresso is my favourite and most used portable espresso machine. It’s lighter, smaller, yet more powerful than my other devices. The piston is as quiet as a mouse and a pleasure to use. The build quality is precise and all elements of the design seem spot on. The integrated espresso cup and the hard carry case make it ideal for travel or for using outdoors. Most importantly, it makes an amazing espresso coffee. In my opinion, it wasn’t worth it to go through all the trouble of preparing a shot only to get a tiny underextracted cup of coffee. When you are camping or on the road, you don’t always have access to nice even tabletops where things sit perfectly flat. This can make pouring and pressing a challenge.If your grind is too fine, it will be hard to pump your Nanopresso and extract your espresso. You should aim for smooth, even pumps at a rate of one pump per second. If that is too difficult, your grind is too fine. If your grind is too fine, you’ll be left with an over-extracted espresso, leaving you an overpowering and unpleasant shot with notes of bitterness. (Again, not pleasant.) Size – It is larger in length than the Nanopresso but is more compact and smaller in width. It makes it easy to hold in one hand so that the pump can be easily used to make the coffee. Sorry, mate, I’ve lost the plot on something, e.g. “From a pressurized to a non-pressurized basket: Built around a patented pumping system, the Nanopresso is capable of reaching, with the help of your hands, a maximum of 18 bars (261 PSI) of stable pressure during extraction for unparalleled coffee quality. It is more than what most home espresso machines can deliver. I looked at two different factors when evaluating the Wacaco Nanopresso’s performance: the brewing process and drinking experience.

There is a lower chamber where you put the water. Next, you drop in the coffee basket, then screw on the top chamber. Place it on a flame and let it boil. That’s it. 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. Both the Nanopresso and Minipresso are great to carry with you for travel to brew a delicious espresso on the go. The Nanopresso is relatively shorter, weighs less, and has greater water capacity and pressure.Wacaco has a great reputation for making portable espresso machines. They are reliable, long-lasting, and produce amazing coffee each time. They can do the same work as a larger espresso machine but they save you time and money while giving you coffee on the go.