Moka Pot - Aluminum

Name: Moka Pot - Aluminum
Brand: Welttisch
Price: 34.99 EUR
Availability: InStock

With a Moka pot, you can brew a strong, aromatic coffee at home: directly on the stovetop, without a machine, and with an intense flavor experience.

Color – Blau

Size Large: 290 ml Small: 145 ml

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Technical Details

Dimensions:

Small Moka: 8.5 x 15 x 15 cm - Weight 0.27 kg

Large Moka: 10 x 16 x 19.5 cm - Weight: 0.39 kg

Material: Aluminum

IMPORTANT: For an induction cooker, an additional induction plate must be placed underneath, as the Moka Pot is made of aluminum.

Social responsibility that is measurable

As owners of our own coffee finca, we know the reality of coffee cultivation firsthand. That's why we buy our coffee directly from producers and deliberately pay at least 50% more for green coffee than the usual market price in Colombia.

Why? Because it gives producers the opportunity to invest more time and perform very careful processing. You can clearly taste the result in the cup.

And because we know that sustainable change doesn't come from words, but from better incomes, investments in farms, and long-term prospects for local people.

Those who are to produce better coffee must also be paid accordingly.

Benefits

What makes the Moka special?

Robust Flavour

The Moka pot delivers an intense, full-bodied coffee to your cup.

Classic Ritual

Fill with water, add coffee, place on the hob and wait for the coffee to rise.

Without a Machine

You don't need a large coffee machine — just a hob, water, and coffee.

Perfect for Small Moments

Ideal if you want to enjoy a quick, strong, and aromatic coffee.

More than an accessory – a part of your coffee ritual

How to easily make Moka coffee

1. Fill water to just below the valve.
2. Loosely add ground coffee to the filter — only press lightly.
3. Screw the Moka pot together.
4. Place on the stove over high heat.
5. As soon as the coffee rises, reduce the heat, and when it bubbles, remove the pot from the stove.
6. Stir briefly and enjoy.

Tip: For a better result, we recommend freshly ground coffee and a fine grind.

Starter Kits

Just the Moka pot— or the whole coffee experience?

Want to get more out of your coffee? Our starter kits help you prepare coffee at home more mindfully, easily, and aromatically. Because good coffee isn't made by a single piece of equipment—but by the interplay of coffee, grind size, brewing method, and instructions. With a starter kit, you get everything you need. Perfectly coordinated coffee & equipment, including step-by-step instructions. Our motto: Less hassle, more enjoyment!

What makes us special?

Own coffee farm in Colombia

As coffee farmers and neighbors to many producers, we understand the local challenges and work directly with the people who grow the coffee.
We live for good taste.

Every decision at origin has only one goal: For you to taste the difference in your cup.
single-origin

Transparent origin: 100% coffee from the Finca "La Mejorana", cultivated by the family around Tio Carlos
Fresh & locally roasted

Traditional, gentle roasting in a drum roaster for maximum flavor. Fresh from Hamburg!

Frequently Asked Questions

Does a Moka pot make espresso?

No. The moka pot does not prepare espresso in the technical sense. However, it makes a strong, concentrated, and intense coffee. Due to the high water-to-coffee ratio of approximately 1:10, it is often compared to espresso. Therefore, many call the moka pot an "espresso maker." With espresso, however, the ratio is significantly higher, at approximately 1:2. The moka pot is therefore somewhere between filter coffee and espresso.

Which grind size is suitable?

We recommend a fine grind, roughly like table salt, tending slightly finer. However, nowhere near as fine as for an espresso, which is more comparable to powdered sugar.

Can I use them on any stove?

This Moka pot is not suitable for induction cooktops because it is made of aluminum. However, it can be made usable for induction cooktops by placing an induction plate on the hob and then placing the Moka pot on this plate.

Did a defective product arrive?

Please send us a picture and a description of the incident immediately after receiving the package. We will examine the complaint and, of course, replace your defective product as quickly as possible.

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