LUCCA Solo Espresso Machine with Flow Control
What is it?
The LUCCA Solo is a single-boiler, vibratory pump, E61 espresso machine with a built-in PID and shot timer that runs on its 3L built-in water reservoir. The black and stainless variants come with walnut wood touchpoints. The Solo does not have a steam wand and is an espresso-only shot-pulling experience.
Who is it for?
The Solo is for the espresso purist who desires delicious espresso and delicious espresso only. With a PID and commercial-standard 58mm group head, you can be sure that you're pulling both temperature-stable and tasty shots. The Solo is for the home barista who loves the ritual of making espresso the way they want to. The Solo is also incredibly compact and can fit on most kitchen counters and espresso bars.
Why did we make it?
We are on a mission to make a LUCCA machine for every type of home barista, and the Solo is no exception. Espresso-only drinkers are less niche than they once were; thus, why have an espresso machine with a steam wand when you'd never used it?
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Description
What is it?
The LUCCA Solo is a single-boiler, vibratory pump, E61 espresso machine with a built-in PID and shot timer that runs on its 3L built-in water reservoir. The black and stainless variants come with walnut wood touchpoints. The Solo does not have a steam wand and is an espresso-only shot-pulling experience.
Who is it for?
The Solo is for the espresso purist who desires delicious espresso and delicious espresso only. With a PID and commercial-standard 58mm group head, you can be sure that you're pulling both temperature-stable and tasty shots. The Solo is for the home barista who loves the ritual of making espresso the way they want to. The Solo is also incredibly compact and can fit on most kitchen counters and espresso bars.
Why did we make it?
We are on a mission to make a LUCCA machine for every type of home barista, and the Solo is no exception. Espresso-only drinkers are less niche than they once were; thus, why have an espresso machine with a steam wand when you'd never used it?
