Londinium Blog
For the love of lever espresso
Last saturday afternoon in Auckland
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Happily the 38mm Stahlwille socket i purchased some time ago to remove the L1 boiler element is also the correct size for the nut on my tow ball #lucky
Read MoreHappily the 38mm Stahlwille socket i purchased some time ago to remove the L1 boiler element is also the correct size for the nut on my tow ball #luckyIf you ever feel like upgrading the performance of your LONDINIUM machine, simply upgrade your grinder!
there has never been an instance where an owner has upgraded their grinder and not experienced a significant step up in the performance of their LONDINIUM lever espresso machine entry level electric grinders for our machines are the Eureka Mignon,…
the Compak R120 provides greater taste fidelity than any other grinder i have used, EK43 included
Read Morethe Compak R120 provides greater taste fidelity than any other grinder i have used, EK43 includedbutton tamper and L1-P update
Hi Reiss, The tampers have been machined and will be with us tomorrow, I will send them out for polishing as soon as we get them. L1-P We have had a few issues in the workshop; one of the brake…
LONDINIUM I being unpacked by a customer
a customer in New Zealand found me on google about 15 months ago and recently ordered his LONDINIUM I. by complete good fortune he happens to be less than a ten minute drive away so i was able to persuade…
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Hi again Reiss, Last week i went to my friend Vincent to pull some espresso shots on his recently acquired L1. Here is my comments after lots of espresso and latte 😉 First the machine is simple, clean and elegant…
Finally, we have sold our first LONDINIUM I to Japan
this took way longer than i expected if someone had said you will sell machines to venezuela, pakistan, ukraine and brunei before you sell a machine to japan i wouldnt have believed them
