Hey!
I heard about a new lever machine from La Pavoni, but in the official site they don't talk about it....
do you know something about it?
thanks

Do you mean the 1EL? If so, Teme started a discussion of it in this thread.

...during the week-end i've searched for info about it.....
someone talk about a new special edition of Europiccola and Professional, maybe with matriculation number over it....


i'm waiting for answers..........

johnthecoffeemaker wrote:...during the week-end i've searched for info about it.....
someone talk about a new special edition of Europiccola and Professional, maybe with matriculation number over it....


i'm waiting for answers..........

I think you are referring to the "special edition" or "anniversary edition" ER-8 / EO-8 (Europiccola) and PO-16 / PR-16 lever machines. Technically they are identical to the existing line-up of the La Pavoni lever machines. The only difference is the "Citrus Orange" base of the models that carry the "O" suffix and "Rally Red" base in the "R" suffix models. I took the pictures today at a local shop and I personally do not like the colour scheme of the special editions too much - the "regular" all chrome version (not pictured) looks better to me...





Br,
Teme

The first thing I noticed when I scrolled down to your photos (Teme) is the funky cartoon painted car outside the window, the front and rear hubcaps are even different. You must have some interesting cars in Denmark.

What kind of grinder is that on the right? I believe I have seen you mention the brand before. That looks like a large glass hopper on top, did not think anyone other than KitchenAid still used glass.

Hi David,

The grinder is a Quick Mill. Yes, the same company that builds the Andreja and yes, the hopper is made of glass. The specs are not too impressive, though. A bit more info here.

The car on the background is a Mercedes C-class Taxi (or Cab if you like). Not in the best of shapes as the non-matching hubcaps show...

Oh yes - a nice blog you have there

Br,
Teme

A C-class taxi, now that is just wrong. Here in the states you use a Ford or Chevrolet, not a Merc. That would be like getting a one group Linea so the wife can heat water for tea.

Glad you like the blog, just started it so I have a lot of work I want to do. Working on some custom graphics for the background and header. Two crossed, dirty, portafilters laying over a knock box with some spent pucks in it (think of the jolly roger, skull and cross bones but with portafilters and a knock box).

i thank you for information and the funny conversation over it.....
...but i heard that the model is about to be product by La Pavoni, maybe for the anniversary of the first lever machine's production, and is impossible to has it now........

sorry for the unfinished questions i ask, but i think only you can answer me!!!!!



how can i reserve/buy it????

hey, world!!!!!!!!!
take a look at http://www.lapavoni.com
the intro shows a preview of a new lever machine...
the intro text says: you've been waiting for 35 years....now it's coming....

the new lever machine seems shaped like a violin.....nothing else is specified........

maybe in next days they show us others features of the machine.......

johnthecoffeemaker wrote:hey, world!
take a look at http://www.lapavoni.com
the intro shows a preview of a new lever machine...
the intro text says: you've been waiting for 35 years....now it's coming....

the new lever machine seems shaped like a violin.....nothing else is specified........

maybe in next days they show us others features of the machine.......

Surprise surprise! Pavoni was up to something after all. I can't wait to see this one. From what little was shown in the preview it did look like the grouphead was larger / heavier than the current pavonis and finished in brushed steel instead of chrome. Interesting...

Br,
Teme