The Dolce & Gabbana Leopardo Moka Express in the larger six cup size, for when one pot needs to go round the table.
Dolce & Gabbana Leopardo
The Leopardo print runs through Dolce & Gabbana's own design language, and here it wraps a shape that has sat in the Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection. Bold, unmistakable, and a long way from a plain metal pot.
The original stovetop espresso maker
Bialetti introduced the Moka Express in 1933 and the eight-sided shape has barely changed since. Water heats in the base, pressure pushes it up through the ground coffee, and rich espresso collects in the top chamber. No pods, no power point, no filters to buy.
Features
- Leopardo print applied to the classic eight-sided Moka Express body
- Brews 6 cups at roughly 270 ml so you get a full pot without waiting on a machine
- Cast aluminium body that carries heat evenly for a steady, unhurried extraction
- Bialetti safety valve that releases excess pressure and lifts out for easy cleaning
- Suits gas, electric and ceramic cooktops
Looking after it
Rinse with warm water and dry thoroughly after each use. Skip the detergent and the dishwasher, both of which strip the seasoning that builds up inside and keeps the coffee tasting as it should.