Bialetti - New Venus Induction, stainless steel hob espresso coffee maker, suitable for all heat sources, 6 cups, aluminum, silver

I recently bought this large moka pot (double espresso size), and I’m really pleased with it. It makes a rich, tasty coffee very quickly, and the quality of the brew is excellent. The pot itself looks beautiful and quite aesthetic, which I really like. It also feels very stable on the stove, so it’s comfortable and safe to use. Overall, it’s efficient, well-designed, and a pleasure to use every morning. I’m very happy with this purchase.

New Bialetti Venus with changed design. Made in China. Previous version was not made in Italy either(was made in Romania) only classical aluminium version is still made in Italy. But this is Bialetti designed. Made from stainless steel which is easier to clean and no aftertaste of aluminium version. The lower section designed work on any stove including induction. I use it on electrical stove it works like a charm. The main advantage to buy Bialetti is service parts availability. This makes this moka pot last forever ( which I could not say about expensive expresso machine which start to leak after one year and no spare parts on internet). The service parts are the another reason to pick up major brand like Bialetti over no name, no service parts alternatives. This moka pot are simple to maintain and lots of service gaskets available from any retailer. Consumer grade expresso machines (under £200) are disposable items with little chances to repair it and would last for just a little over one year on average (till warranty last). Results of the coffee is in between of French press and Electric Expresso machine: no muddiness of french press and as strong as expresso machine but flavours extracted slightly more blunt that from expresso machine but more tasteful than filter coffee maker. So this is excellent budget buy. Makes a good coffee, inexpensive to buy and maintain. As alternative good professional grade expresso machine (over £200 budget) will gives better results. But moka pot is still better than cheap consumer grade electric expresso machines.

Absolutely brilliant. Makes a perfect cup of coffee every time. Modern design, good materials in the manufacture and so easy to use.

This hob top mokka pot is great. It is easy to use and cleaning is relatively easy. It looks stylish and makes a great cup of coffee. It is light weight and for the price you can't complain. I don't drink espresso so I use this to make a single mug and it's perfect.

I got into americanos on a recent holiday over seas, for those that dont know these are espressos with water added. Upon returning to the sunless shadowlands once more, to the grim and grey skies of england, i reached an already paleing arm to my trusty french press. Locked and loaded i poured and sipped. The taste seemed watery in comparison to the rich and earth taste of the americano. So with all haste i proceeded to hunt for a way to replicate this taste, enter the mocha pot. This beaker is well made and sturdy, i opted for stainless steel instead of aluminum due to the research linking aluminum to dementia and such related ills. The instruction manual may seem daunting, however its basis is of simple relativity - pour water up to the line, put the filter in, put the ground beans in said filter, screw on lid and apply medium heat to the base via a stove. Wait, and drink. Done. The steam from the base will rise through the filter and settle in the upper chamber. I dont like too much clutter in my kitchen so i wouldnt want a gargantuan espresso machine grinning at me each morning - this little chap sits next to my kettle with a quiet confidence and in my humble opinion, does just as good a job. And also to note, the caffine content, being a drug, is something of concern to me. The espresso apparently contains the similar amount and by many accounts less than standard filter coffee.

I had a well known brand basic electric espresso maker which I used for years but it started playing up - I bought a new one, same issues occurred. I now have a gas stove and decided to try one of these little stove top coffee makers instead. At a fraction of the price of my electric espresso maker, I wasn’t sure it would do the job - how wrong, it makes fabulous coffee. I got the 6 espresso cup size and that with milk added makes a huge mug of coffee, probably two normal size mugs. I followed the instructions- did three coffees and threw away before making the first coffee to drink. You fill the water below the seal, add coffee put together and put on stove using a modest heat - you don’t want the flames to extend beyond the base. It doesn’t take long before you hear it gurgle and coffee is brewed. It pours nicely and the handle isn’t hot - probably helped by not having the flames beyond the base. The instructions advise you to replace the seal every year if it doesn’t need replacing before then. I have made a note in my calendar. I would agree with another reviewer a fill line inside for the water would be handy but minor niggle. It’s a very smart machine that’s easy to clean. Best thing though is definitely the fab coffee. I’m going to look at getting the bigger size for when I have guests.

I have used this everyday for the last two years! It's absolutely amazing and works on our induction oven! Im very impatient and I prob shouldn't put it on the highest temperature when using it as I've had a few explosions of coffee .. but I've got 3 boys and having this makes me a much better mum! It's now looking a bit battered and has changed colour / rusted a bit and as my boys say it sounds like a train is coming in to my kitchen when I boil it! Still wouldn't be without it .., I'm very happy with this purchase!!!

I bought it to use on my new AEG induction hob, but it does not work at all. Avoid.

Min Moka Pot är för fyra koppar och fungerar bra på min induktionsspis. Styrkan på kaffet lyckas jag varierar väldigt mycket, beroende på hur många gram kaffe, hur fint jag maler, om jag använder aeropress pappersfilter eller inte, och hur låg temperatur jag har på spisplattan. Jag har fått fram kaffe som påminner om bryggning i filterbryggare såväl som kaffe som är halvvägs till espresso. Utan filterpapper och på mitten temperaturen på spisen, så blir det ungefär samma styrka som filterkaffe. Det står att det är för fyra koppar kaffe, men... Som mest kan jag fylla Moka potten med 190 ml vatten och som för det mesta får jag ut 120-135 ml kaffe. Så om du är van vid enkel espresso så stämmer det att det är fyra koppar, men kaffet är inte i närheten så stark och om du är van vid 2 dl per kopp, så känns koppen drygt halvfull. Om jag bara brygger kaffe åt mig själv är denna lagom stor eller på gränsen till för liten. Om jag skulle brygga kaffe åt mig själv och någon annan, så skulle jag köpa en större.

Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit der Bialetti Espressomaschine. Die Verarbeitung wirkt hochwertig, die Bedienung ist einfach und der Kaffee schmeckt richtig aromatisch. Sie macht einen tollen Espresso und bringt ein schönes italienisches Café-Gefühl nach Hause. Auch das Design gefällt mir sehr gut – schlicht, klassisch und elegant. Eine klare Empfehlung für alle Kaffeeliebhaber!

Combined with home grounded coffe this little thing makes extremely good coffee. Stainless steel both looks and is a lot better than the cheaper ones in aluminum (wich is really not good for the health!!).

Snygg, bra kvalitet, fungerar bra.

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