Rocket Giotto Rapha Espresso Machine coffee maker

British road bicycle clothing brand Rapha has developed across the border, partnering with Italian coffee maker Rocket Espresso Milano to launch a delicate coffee machine: Rocket Giotto Rapha Espresso Machine, which provides exquisite enjoyment for lovers who like to cook their own coffee. Limited to 200 units, each priced at 1700 euros.

The coffee machine weighs 23kg and is based on Rocket Espresso Milano's Giotto (a small professional semi-automatic coffee machine). It is made of stainless steel and designed by Rapha. In addition to the pink pointer dashboard showing pressure, it is decorated with a Rapha Cycle Clue nameplate, and most of the other structures are the same as Giotto. It not only has a thermosyphon system, but also has a twin boiler made of pure copper with a capacity of up to 1.8 liters. At the same time, the machine also has the functions of temperature and pressure adjustment, and provides two ways to replenish water: tap water and pumping water. In addition, the coffee machine is also equipped with three exquisite Rapha coffee cups and engraved with its own serial number.

About Rocket Espresso Milano:

In the 1990s, Espresso Company Milano (ECM), a famous Italian coffee maker, created Giotto coffee machine, which was all the rage for a time. In 2007, due to the shift of strategic focus, ECM focused on the production of professional commercial models, so it decided to stop manufacturing Giotto series models. Jeff Kennedy, a New Zealander, bought the production rights for Giotto and co-founded a new company, Rocket Espresso Milano, with Daniele, the son of ECM founder Frederich Berenbruch, which still uses the original production line, continues to produce Giotto, and makes the derivative series Cellini.