Stovetop Espresso Machine Mk.2
A twin-boiler stovetop machine engineered to brew a fixed-pressure double espresso without electricity.
Where to buy
Purchase directly from the retailer. Shipping and returns are handled by the seller.
The details
The 9Barista Mk.2 uses stove heat and a patented twin-boiler path to produce water at a specified nine-bar pressure and 93 degrees Celsius. The selected Standard non-induction version includes the appropriate heat-transfer plate and a 53-millimeter tamper.
A typical recipe uses 17 to 20 grams of coffee and yields roughly 40 to 45 grams in three to six minutes from cold. It is compact and pump-free, but makes one double shot at a time and offers less pressure control than a manual lever.
At a glance
- Brew pressure
- 9 bar
- Brew temperature
- 93°C
- Output
- 40–45 g
Buying and brewing guides
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Buying guide
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Setup guide
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