Compact size for serving a single or double espresso.

The small pitcher is made of stainless steel and is intended to temporarily hold hot espresso.

You can carefully pour the captured espresso into a taller glass or a cup.

The supplier states that you can clean the jug in the dishwasher.

Roestvrijstalen espressokannetje met handvat en schenktuit

Do you recognize this on your espresso machine?

Not every glass fits under your machine, and pouring an espresso directly into a tall glass is not always practical.

  • Your glass is too high

    Your latte macchiato glass does not fit under the filter holder. As a result, you cannot brew espresso directly into the glass.

  • Coffee splashes when pouring over it

    The coffee comes out of a wide cup and runs down the side or onto your worktop when you pour it over.

  • Layers mix quickly

    You already have the milk in your glass, but a quick shot of espresso disrupts the layered effect you wanted to create.

Espresso uit het kannetje in een latte macchiato schenken

First, catch your espresso separately

My practical advice: make your espresso in a small pitcher and then pour it gently into the glass. This stainless steel model has a capacity of 100 ml, a handle, and a pouring spout. You can use it for a latte macchiato or an espresso tonic.

When is this little jug useful?

For home baristas with a semi-automatic espresso machine who want to collect the espresso and then pour it, for example when a tall glass does not fit under the filter holder. This is not a milk frother.

This is the 100 ml version

You get one stainless steel espresso pot with a handle and small spout. The capacity is 100 ml. Do you want to read off the amount of espresso while brewing? Then check out the espresso shot glass with measurements. For frothing milk, you use a separate 350 ml stainless steel milk jug.

Little pitcher, different work than a milk jug

The espresso pitcher catches brewed coffee and helps with pouring. You do not use it to froth milk with a steam wand. For a latte macchiato, prepare the milk in a suitable milk pitcher and then gently add the espresso.

For serving and pouring espresso; not for frothing milk.

Roestvrijstalen espressokannetje met handvat en schenktuit

How to use a small espresso pot

Catching your espresso separately makes it easier to work with tall glasses. These three steps will help you keep track of the pouring.

View the stainless steel espresso pot
  • Stap 1: Een man geniet thuis van koffie bij het keukenraam, met een groot cijfer 1 op de voorgrond.

    Put your espresso in the little jug

    Place the small jug securely under your portafilter and make your espresso as usual. Check beforehand that the spout aligns with the jug.

  • Stap 2: Een man leest thuis de krant met een kop koffie, met een groot cijfer 2 op de voorgrond.

    Grip the handle

    Carefully remove the pitcher as soon as the espresso is ready. The metal and the coffee can be hot, so do not touch the hot parts.

  • Stap 3: Een espressomachine bereidt thuis een kop koffie, met een groot cijfer 3 op de voorgrond.

    Pour slowly into your glass

    What to do at step 3?
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What fits inside, what do you use it for, and how does it differ from a milk jug or shot glass?

Frequently asked questions about the espresso pot

How much espresso does this little jug hold?

The capacity is 100 ml. That provides room for a single or double espresso. How much you actually brew depends on your recipe and machine.

Can I froth milk with this little jug?

No, this little pitcher is intended for collecting and pouring espresso. For frothing milk with a steam wand, choose a suitable 350 ml milk frothing pitcher or another size that suits your milk portion.

Does the little pot fit under every espresso machine?

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Can the stainless steel espresso pot go in the dishwasher?

Yes. Barista Essentials states that this stainless steel version is dishwasher-safe. You can also rinse it with warm water after use.

What is the difference with an espresso shot glass?

This little jug has a handle and spout and is intended for pulling and pouring shots. Would you prefer a glass with measurement markings to check your shot? Then the espresso shot glass with measurement markings is a logical alternative.

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Stainless steel espresso pot 100 ml for latte macchiato

A 100 ml stainless steel espresso pitcher lets you catch your coffee when a tall glass doesn't fit under your espresso machine. The handle and small spout allow for controlled pouring, for example for a latte macchiato or espresso tonic. The supplier confirms that the pitcher is dishwasher-safe. This model is intended for espresso, not for frothing milk. If you want to measure out your shot instead, then an espresso shot glass with measurements would be better suited to that purpose.

Pouring espresso without a wide cup?

With this small stainless steel pitcher, you can collect your espresso separately and then pour it directly into a glass. View the 100 ml version at Barista Essentials. The order is placed through the supplier.