WACACO Nanopresso Barista Kit, Accessory for allowing Nanopresso Machine to Prepare Lungo or Double Espresso

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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. 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.

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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. All of the accessories fit inside the unit, making it durable, compact, and the size of the original Nanopresso. The kit also includes an additional 8g coffee filter basket to give you a total of two 8g baskets and two 16g baskets. An improved tamp is included, making tamping easier and more consistent than ever with the Nanopresso. The Mirage’s 53mm pressurized double filter basket offers plenty of room for error in grind size, making it a solid beginner-friendly option. Of course, pressure is just one of many parameters involved in espresso preparation. Grind size, water temperature and tamping are equally important. One thing to be aware of is that the Nanopresso features a pressurized portafilter, which means that you won’t have to worry as much about grind size.Travel Case Included - Ships with a durable EVA material case with a soft fabric lining for safe travels. This product includes: Smaller, Lighter - Takes less space and weighs less than previous models, making espresso more portable than ever. The Wacaco story started with a bad cup of coffee. In fact, it started with a truly terrible cup of coffee. It almost goes without saying that the WACACO Nanopresso comes with instructions. Still, you don’t have to be a brain surgeon to figure out how to use the thing. I’ll go into more detail about how to make espresso with the Nanopresso later. Suffice to say, if you’ve ever used a moka pot or an Aeropress, it should be fairly self evident.

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The fact Wacaco’s patented pressure system can achieve that 18 bar pressure is a serious game-changer for hand-powered espresso, and it means the Nanopresso is able to compete in flavor against the top end of the market. The primary benefit of the kit is the ability to pull double shots of rich, balanced espresso. This is enabled by three accessories: (1) two 16g coffee filter baskets, (2) an adapter to fit the larger baskets, and (3) an extended 140ml water reservoir. By providing Authority to Leave you agree that the parcel is deemed to have been received when left at your premises. Singles And Doubles - Can fit 8-16 grams of coffee and 80 ml of water to pull single and double shots. We love the Nanopresso, and Wacaco has done a ground-breaking espresso maker again with the Picopresso. The coffee this little device produces is simply beautiful, while the well-thought-out design and excellent accessories make using the machine a pleasure.

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As much as I already love the WACACO Nanopresso, it’d probably be a good idea to see how it fares in comparison to some other portable espresso makers. WACACO Nanopresso vs Minipresso

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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. Once I learn “where the edge is”, I will start using the Barrista Kit, also bought strictly on your recommendation. The WACACO Minipresso was the manufacturer’s first portable espresso maker, supposedly invented after the company founder suffered through one disappointing espresso too many while traveling. Some pre-grounds espresso blends are a little bit too fine for the Nanopresso. I got a bag of Costa grinds and they were a little on the fine side. It’s been a while since I bought pre-ground but if I remember correctly the Lavazza espresso is ground just right. If you really want to persist with the Illy ground coffee you could either try adding 15g instead of 16g that might help. You’ll notice that the portafilter does actually tamp the coffee deeper once it’s screwed on tightly (it sort of self tamps) So by having a gram less, it may just improve the flow. You could also remove the small silicone piece from the spring in the portafilter (non-pressurized mode) this will also help.The Nanopresso produces 18 bars of pressure and creates a perfect cafe quality crema with rich flavor, so enjoy!