Bialetti Rainbow Moka Pot in Green, 3 Cup Stove Top Espresso Maker - Aluminum Cafetera for Ground Coffee, Italian Coffee Maker for Home Brewing

Besides being beautiful, it works great. Exactly like it was described. Make sure to read instructions before making coffee and also the washing instructions. I was doing it wrong with my previous Bialetti.

I got the 6-cup green Rainbow Moka Pot. Bialleti rate their pots in espresso servings. My wife and I use the Moka when we want to make milk drinks. A 6-cup machine is about right for brewing 2 American-style coffees with milk. So this pot can brew anything from 2-6 servings depending on your usage.The green 6-cup Rainbow has a design that's a blend of retro and contemporary. It looks gorgeous alongside a classic KitchenAid blender if you like a slightly retro kitchen. It's an absolute piece of art, and it makes good coffee.Moka coffee historically was quite bitter due to boiling pre-ground dark Italian coffee quite hard. This lead people to call it "espresso". Moka is not brewed under much pressure, so it's not true espresso. What you get is a very concentrated small serving of coffee which draws strong flavors from the bean. If I brew the same coffee back to back in the Moka versus an Aeropress, the Aeropress is smoother and more balanced, but the Moka explodes with flavor like an espresso shot. They're very different experiences.My recipe for light roast: Grind coffee medium-coarse as for Aeropress. Put freshly boiled water in the base, use a towel to close. Heat pot over medium-low heat with lid open. Watch until pot sputters. Closw lid and run cold tap water down the side to arrest boiling. Pour into 2 mugs. For black coffee, dilute with water to taste. For milk drinks, do the same, and top with milk. Frother optional but recommended.I love the Moka Pot. They're very beautiful so you want to display it on your shelf. They're a little finicky if you want to get the best coffee from them, especially from lighter roasts. The Moka was designed for pre-ground dark roasts, which brew much more easily but produce an offensively bitter coffee to my tastes. If you instead use a good fresh ground specialty coffee and manage your heat, you can get an "espresso-like" cup for a fraction of the cost. Great for small shots or milk drinks. Highly recommended.

On a recent trip to Miami, I purchased a 3 cup Bialetti Moka pot and absolutely love it. Wanted a larger version so I purchased the 6 cup version. Warning, it is NOT 6 cups of regular coffee, it is 6 cups of espresso sized, ie demitasse style cups. It works like a charm and brews outstanding coffee, throw in some sweetened condensed milk and some cream on top of that and BOOM! Cleans easy by just rinsing with warm water. I don't clean mine profusely because I like a more seasoned pot, but that is a personal preference.

I bought the 3 cup lime green moka pot. My husband and I use it every day! It works as expected and has got us hooked back on coffee. May have to get another one with larger capacity

On arrival the inside of the pot was corroded. Returned it and will not trust Bialetti going forward. I have an older, smaller pot that has stood the test of time but as all things go, newer models are diminished in quality.

I took a trip to Italy recently and discovered these, every family in Italy has one of these in their house my friend's Italian daughter-in-love says. Since I have gotten mine, I don't like any other coffee besides this. But it doesn't make 6 cups of coffee, it makes one small cup of coffee but it's the best coffee you have ever tasted. Some friends on the trip said never wash it with anything but hot water, or you will be drinking soapy coffee for a very long time. It Great!

I am really enjoying my Moka Pot. Only thing that I’m a little disappointed in is that that the top lid is plastic. It has read that is was all aluminum. Still makes a great cup of coffee.

This is my third Bialetti. The 6 cup Brikka version I gifted (too big a quantity for a single coffee drinker and it did not, in my opinion, get any closer to a real espresso), and I believe was actually made in Italy, but the other two, variations of their 3 cup moka pot, have been made elsewhere, Romania (returned because it appeared used) and China (this one pictured) that I've decided to keep. The flimsy paper attached (did not come in a box) states "developed and designed in Italy; made in China according to Bialetti's quality standards." This, of course, invites reflection on why manufacturing in Italy was discontinued, at least for certain models. All that said, it's both visually appealing and works well. This three cup pot fills two demitasse cups with room for milk/creamer.

Macht was sie soll (die Bialetti - micht die Frau).Man fühlt sich wie im Urlaub.Design - eine Ikone und die Farbe - wow.Begleitet bei jeder Tour mit Van und Kurztrips ohne Vollautomaten.

El empaque es terrible, poca o nula protección así que llegó algo golpeada.La cafetera es original, funciona excelente (mientras se siga el proceso correcto), y es muy bonito color.

Excelente. outro nível de qualidade

Es muy fácil de usar y el sabor del café es delicioso

Super cute en wat een kleur...was moeilijk kiezen..