The Pavoni Professional Lever - coffeecrew.com - victoria, b.c. canada (#)

  „Our kitchen counter has been buried with various pieces of equipment as I gear up for some concentrated consumer reviews of an even wider variety of stuff. Across the counter first was a locally owned Pavoni Professional that was getting a rebuild by Geir of MyCoffeeSite.Com. He loaned it to me for a few days to run it through the paces. The Pavoni's of this design are a significant departure from familar methods of brewing coffee.“

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