Barista Espresso Kit

A good, medium-roast coffee, with notes of dark cherry and cacao, deserves a proper espresso maker. This stovetop cooker is similar to what you'd find in the kitchens of Italy, Spain, or Portugal, where espresso is an essential part of daily life. The coffee-maker uses steam pressure to force boiling hot water up through the coffee grounds, and is as quick to use as it is to clean.

First, unscrew the bottom half, remove the filter, and fill the bottom chamber to just below the valve with water. Replace the filter, then fill it with finely-ground coffee. Screw the two halves back together, and put the whole setup on a hot stove. Wait for the coffee to bubble into the top of the pot, take the pot off the heat and serve up your espresso, pronto.

Drive Coffee, Imola Medium Roast Espresso Blend
Whole beans, as bold as the raceway they're named after. The team behind these espresso beans enlisted the help of coffee experts to ethically source their beans from around the globe, then chose fuel-container-inspired jugs to hold the product. Grind, press, and enjoy the tasting notes of dark cherry and cacao. It's not quite the same as getting behind the wheel of an Italian sports car, but it's close.

• 12 oz
• Whole bean espresso
• Espresso with tasting notes of dark cherry and cacao blend
• Ethically sourced

Meridian Provisions, Aluminum Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker
In parts of the world where people drink espresso on the daily — think Italy, Spain, and Portugal — you’ll find this time-tested design in pretty much every home. Also known as a “moka pot,” it uses steam pressure to force boiling hot water through the coffee grounds. It’s made with a weighted aluminum construction that provides even heat distribution, leading to a richer espresso. Plus, it just takes a quick rinse between uses to keep it in tip-top shape.

• 12oz
• Makes 6 servings of espresso
• Cast aluminum construction, with durable lid
• Temperature resistant knob and handle that allow for easy, safe pouring