Alessi Express Moka is a representation of the timeless Italian culture designed by Alfonso Bialetti in the1930’s and enhanced and revised by David Chipperfield. The Moka was aimed for coffee-lovers who wouldn’t comprise on taste and quality. This features a distinctive die-cast aluminum faceted body with a simple profile. This die-cast aluminum is a delight and easily be your morning essential before you head out.

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1. Intense flavors for your daily dose of espresso
2. Made in 3 sizes: 1, 3 and 6 cups
3. Comfortable handle
4. Best suited for gas hobs, electric plates, and glass-ceramic hobs
5. The spout is designed for precise pouring and avoid any spilling
6. A tribute to Italy's favorite coffee maker and its inventor - Designed by David Chipperfield
7. Innovative as it is eleven sided.
8. The flat lid to warm and rest the cups
9. One-handed lid lifting

About the Company

With a vast product line that includes everything from an iconic, whistling teakettle to a designer flyswatter, the Alessi company, founded in 1921 by Giovanni Alessi, has long been at the forefront of innovative and inspired product design.  The company has created a dynasty out of not only offering products geared towards the mainstream – serving trays and everyday cutlery among them – but by also creating some of the most celebrated cult objects of our time. 

Features

Product Specifications:
Material: Die-cast Aluminium
Capacity: 1 cup, 3 cup & 6 cup
Dimensions: The details per capacity are as follows 
1 cup: 13.5 cm x 7 cm x 11 cm
3 cup: 16 cm x 9 cm x 13.5 cm
6 cm: 18 cm x 10.5 cm x 18

Use & Care

• Before use, wash it out carefully with water and liquid dish soap. Wash it out carefully with running water.
• Make and discard several batches of coffee, using the grounds to eliminate any metallic taste.
• To use, fill the boiler with cold water, making sure the water level stays below the safety valve.
• Place the filter funnel into the boiler. Fill the filter funnel to the brim with ground coffee and level it by pressing gently.
• Use coffee that is not too finely ground so that the boiling water will flow through easily but slowly and extract all the flavor.
• Make sure that the upper filter plate and the gasket are properly positioned in the base of the upper body.
  
• Screw the upper body firmly on to the boiler.
• Never touch the hot surfaces of the espresso maker.
• Always use the handle.
• Open the cover and stir the coffee slowly with a small spoon to evenly mix it since the coffee bubbling up at the end tends to be weaker than that percolating up at the beginning. Pour the coffee into espresso cups.
• Always wait for the espresso coffee maker to cool before opening or cleaning it, disassemble the coffee maker and rinse all its part under running water. Dry carefully.
• Never wash it with soap; this may alter the flavor of subsequent coffees.
• After use, dry the espresso coffee maker and place it, disassembled, in a dry and well-ventilated place especially in case of infrequent use.
• Do not wash the espresso coffee maker in a dishwasher. The detergents and additives used, and the high temperatures reached during the wash cycle can permanently damage the surface finish.
  
• Warning: Periodically clean the inside of the column with a brush. Carefully clean the filter funnel, filter plate, rubber gasket and seat under running water. Replace any worn parts.