Pavoni - Europiccola Lusso (LPLELQ01EU)
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Scrumptious_Skillet 0.7I love my LPE and after figuring it out it makes the best espresso I’ve ever had. If OP is looking to branch out a lever is a LOT of fun!
putanna1 0.5I have Lilet Mara and La Pavoni 1978, Europiccola. The lever is fantastic. Love them both but the lever makes better coffee.
I have Lilet Mara and La Pavoni 1978, Europiccola. The lever is fantastic. Love them both but the lever makes better coffee.
Its-not-jackie-chan 0.4I have a la Pavoni from 1971 and it works really incredibly well. I’d be pissed if I had to replace something like that every 10 years even.
ak47grills 0.3La pavoni europicola (used)
Amazing_Ear_6840 0.3Not all of those things are true for all lever machines, only for the ones with no boiler... I got our first-born a La Pavoni Europiccola when they moved out and they are very happy with it. A certain amount of practice on my Elektra was of course a pre-cursor to that.
aoeudhtns 0.3Interesting categories. I'd probably go with * Manual levers (Flair, Robot, etc.) * Semi-automatic levers (La Pavoni Europiccola, Olympia Cremina, etc.) (some call this "classic lever") * Spring levers (Profitec 800, Olympia Cremina SL, etc.) * Pseudo-levers (Decent, Wendougee) (i.e. non-levers but digital controls to simulate lever profiles) * Programmable Levers (or whatever the Meticulous is)
archovist 0.3I came here to say this! I agonized over getting into home espresso and espresso milk drinks for 10 years, and ended up with a la pavoni europiccola from ebay (dated 1991 but clearly never used / was just counter art). I can dial in shots easily with a 1zpresso k max, total set up is less than 1k. More money for good coffee beans
Brosie-Odonnel 0.3I bought a used La Pavoni Europiccola for $300 and it makes good espresso + you can steam milk. Super easy to work on when you need to do maintenance. I already had a Kinu Phoenix and it pairs well with the La Pavoni.
Bulky-Key6735 0.3Big fan of my E61 with a rotary pump (used elektra t1). Got my parents a bezzera BZ10, and it's been great. The breville dual boilers are an affordable option. If you dont do milk drinks then you can get a little gaggia or silvia for pretty cheap amd they're great for espresso. If you only want like 2 espresso a day then a europiccolo is quite basic
calebsucks 0.3la pavoni europiccola fits the bill.