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vze26m98
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#2571: Post by vze26m98 »

I especially like the Villeroy & Boch cups in the view out the window...

Best wishes, Charles
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walshman
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#2572: Post by walshman »

Beautiful Vlad. I want that Faema :D
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Uldall
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#2573: Post by Uldall »

vberch wrote:Here is an update for your viewing pleasure:

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Ethiopia Yirgacheffe roasted 1.5 days ago. It hasn't fully rested, but very tasty. I just pulled a very tight ristretto: 19 grams in, 19 grams out in 45 seconds:

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Thats really a nice setup you got. I like your lambro :)

/Uldall
Bassethound.
Coffee Driven.
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SomersetDee
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#2574: Post by SomersetDee »

Hi Everyone in this thread,
It has been fun going through all the images in this thread. Thanks guys for posting so many pics. I am only a novice but here is my picture for this thread.
regards
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Espresso_Monkey
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#2575: Post by Espresso_Monkey »

Vberch,
How much did you pick that Faema up for?
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Espresso_Monkey
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#2576: Post by Espresso_Monkey replying to Espresso_Monkey »

Sorry...Hope that question is not too direct? :oops:
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vberch
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#2577: Post by vberch replying to Espresso_Monkey »

Raymond, you cannot put price on happiness :).
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joatmon
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#2578: Post by joatmon »

vberch wrote:Raymond, you cannot put price on happiness :).
Vlad,

Those Lambos rock, don't they?

To me, the question shouldn't be: "How much?", but rather, "How in the he$$ can I get one for myself".

Jack
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vberch
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#2579: Post by vberch replying to joatmon »

Hi Jack, you are right 100%!

We spoke before and you were very generous sharing information before I purchased mine. I greatly appreciate it! These vintage levers are everything everyone says and more. I've had mine for a year and it consistently makes superb shots, warms up fast, very easy to live with and a joy to look at. What more can you ask for?

As far as getting one, they are not easy to find. Mine was restored by Pascal in France: http://www.chromesdantan.com/?lang=en
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Mr8ight
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#2580: Post by Mr8ight »

My home coffee bar setup in Singapore. Will be packing this all up and moving to Sydney later this year and wanted to capture some memories as it's unlikely I'll get this space to set up when we move.

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