Yes, Those Were Dancing Coffee Makers In the Opening Ceremony – Here’s How to Get One IRL

Viewers of the Milan Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony spotted a group of colorful moka pots from Bialetti, the original Italian stovetop coffee maker.

I Brew Coffee for a Living—Here's Why the Moka Pot's Olympic Cameo Makes Perfect Sense

Moka pots appeared in the Olympics opening ceremony. Here are five reasons I love using this iconic Italian stovetop coffee ...
Yahoo

Here’s Why Coffee Pros Love a Moka Pot — and How to Make the Perfect Cup

Making coffee doesn’t have to be costly or complicated. The inexpensive stovetop moka pot should be a leading contender for an easy, top-quality brew. Invented in the 1930s by Alfonso Bialetti in ...
CNN

Here’s why the Alessi moka pot is a must-have for coffee lovers

In the coffee world, moka pots don’t boast the cult-like following of pour-over coffee makers, aren’t as ubiquitous as drip makers, nor are they as widely used as French presses. Though they’ve been ...
Cult of Mac

This 80-year-old coffee pot still makes an amazing cup of espresso

Designed more than 80 years ago, the moka pot still beats most modern methods. Photos: Charlie Sorrel/Cult of Mac Before the AeroPress, there was the moka pot, or cafetera as it’s called in Spain.