Our first order from Taiwan for a LONDINIUM I – P. Flies Weds.
Reiss Gunson
Slowfood from a kayak: 55cm of Auckland snapper
LONDINIUM lever espresso: putting it all together
it has taken quite a while to get to this stage, but we are nearing the point where we put all the pieces of the puzzle together soon we will have a full range of lever espresso machines, a comprehensive…
Compak essential on demand, E8: our recommended grinder for the L1
We’ve taken our time before arriving at a grinder that we recommend for the L1 We conclude that the Compak E8 is our recommended grinder for the L1 and variants, and it is even suitable for the L2 in environments…
None of our current products have significant suffered shipping damage. Ever.
We have seen one or two dented panels and one or two machines with damaged panel clips, which are all easily and quickly replaced with DHL Express in days, not weeks. And that’s it So don’t let the boo boys…
And for all of you…
…who thought the idrocompresso (d. 31.7.15) was the last word in lever espresso machines, the facts suggest otherwise it ran cold at idle, and this is specifically mentioned in the owner’s manual to counter this they went off and developed…
Thermal stability in lever espresso machines
LONDINIUM II in Quebec
this video clip just in from Sebastien who purchased the LONDINIUM II for a new retail food complex in Quebec LONDINIUM II in Quebec if you do not wish to watch the entire clip you can drag the slider to…
another customer writes from the States –
Hi Reiss, I just wanted to drop you a note and let you know the L1 is performing wonderfully. It’s a huge step up from my old Elektra A3. I wrote a review over at home-barista for you, and I…
LONDINIUM I S(pecial)
ive made mention in passing in the Support section of our website of the LONDINIUM I – S(pecial) the good news is i originally doubted we would get this model to market in 2015, but now it looks like we…