- 18/10 stainless-steel stovetop espresso maker in attractive kettle shape
- Brews up to 6 cups of rich, authentic Italian espresso in minutes
- Screw-off bottom; heat-resistant plastic knob on flip-up lid; pour spout
- Washing by hand recommended; designed by Guido Bergna; made in Italy
- Measures 4-1/2 by 8-1/2 inches; limited lifetime warranty
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Want coffee? Make your caffeine intake one of the more simple things on your to-do list with the Mia 6-Cup Coffeemaker. Made of stainless steel and is kettle shaped. Instructions are easy: put coffee beans in the bottom of the pot and heat it. Screw-off bottom. Flip-up lid and pour spout make for no-hassle distribution. 8-1/2Hx4-1/2W".
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24 of 24 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
In love with Mia,
Initially, I bought a cheap $15 Italian coffee maker. The coffee / espresso was amazing, but the pot was cheaply made- leaked coffee while brewing, was difficult to clean, etc.
Since I absolutely fell in love with the taste of the coffee, I decided to purchase the Bialette. At almost 4 times the price I expected a better product - and that's exactly what I received. Beautiful, heavy, mirror coated stainless steel. Flawless in design - It has the feel of NASA engineering. In operation, no splattering of coffee. In clean up, no more brushes or difficult cleaning - a simple rinsing with tap water was all that was required. I couldnt be more happy! Looks like everyone will be getting a Bialetti Mia for Christmas next year!
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
This replaced my dead espresso maker.,
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I had a cheap Maxim espresso maker that plugs in. Lately it hasn't been putting out a whole cup of espresso, so I fell back to a crusty old aluminium stovetop model. Despite all my efforts, I couldn't come up with a decent, non-bitter cup of espresso. I searched online for a stovetop, stainless model (no more corroding alum for me). This pretty one came up and the price was right (have been considering a high end pump model, $350+), so I ordered it based on these reviews.
Just had my first cup and wow! smooth, rich espresso came forth. Very robust, not harsh or bitter and this was with the same beans that were bitter in the other two makers. This is a beautifully designed and crafted device with a brilliant finish rivaling any costly kitchen equipment made. It has a nice heft as well. There was a small learning curve when I made my first cup as I thought the water wasn't boiling up to the top. There looked like there was hardly any coffee until I poured it and got the whole cup to fill. Strongly recommended...it may have saved me $500 plus!
7 of 7 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Totally charmed,
By What is really great is that you can also treat yourself to lattes, machiatos, or any espresso drink whenever you want. It makes an awesome brew that seems to have less acid and no burnt taste. Everything I've made is smooth and delicious. I love the thick, caramel colored brew. I would definitely recommend this to any coffee lover
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