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johnny4lsu
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johnny4lsu
Joined: 27 May 2011
Posts: 78
Location: The Sticks
Expertise: Just starting

Espresso: NS Oscar
Grinder: Mazzer Super Jolly
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Posted Mon Jan 28, 2013, 9:03pm
Subject: Re: Confessions of a Brikka Lover
 

Gonna sell my 2 cup Brikka. Let me know if anyone is interested. I'd accept paypal or gift certificate to Sweet Maria's.


I probably used it less than 10 times.

I'd let it go for $40 obo.

Buyer pays shipping.

Figured i'd post it here before bringing it to the BST forum.


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Posted Mon Jun 3, 2013, 4:31am
Subject: Re: Confessions of a Brikka Lover
 

Hello everyone,

i just found this old and epic thread while googeling for some Brikka articles. So i decided to sign up and share my experiences.

I bought my Brikka about 6 weeks ago just for fun. And i really love to make coffee with it trying a new setup every time in order to find the "perfect" Brikka setup. It really is such a simple device but its just so much fun trying to get the best possible coffee out of that little thing!

I use a rather fine grind which i produce with my Graef mill. I use 65 gr of water and fill about 4/5 of the filter and dont really tamp the coffee but knock the filter a few times on the table. I am currently using tre forze coffee with the Brikka and gives me a pretty thick and good "crema".

Of course this is NOT espresso but the result is very tasty and the Brikka offers great reproducibility!
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