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History of the Coffee Machine . 1st Coffee Machine in the World
« History Of the Espresso Machine |
| Mr Luigi Bezzera was an Italian mechanic and innovator. |
| Luigi Bezzera patented the first commercial espresso coffee machine in the year 1901 directly or indirectly paving the way to the creation of the Italian Espresso, Caffe Latte and Cappuccino that we all enjoy today. Below is the sample of the original patent No 726,793 filed back in 1902. |
| The first ever commercially available coffee machine named 'tipo gigante con doppio rubentto' being on displayed at the Milan International Fair in the year 1906. |
| Followed by the 'Vittoria Alata' whcih is an iconic machine that we can still see a reproduction today under the name Bezzera Golden Eagle, or Bezzera Verticle Eagle Gold |
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| The major of Milan Italy granted the Bezzera permission to use the Milan Coat of Arms, and rename the street 'Luigi Bezzera Street'. This is as appreciation and thanks to The Bezzera family for their immense contribution to Italian culture and bringing the Espresso culture to the everyone in the world. (Also thanks GoogleMaps) |
| The modernized factory is still located on the 'Luigi Bezzera Street'; still run, managed and operated by the Bezzera family until today. |
| In an era of cheap-mass production, Bezzera differentiates itself by having master artisan hand crafting each of its Bezzera machines. The picture below shows master artisans hand crafting and hand building your coffee machine on the main factory floor |
| Picture of a master artisan making the boiler which is the main component of the coffee machine by hand |
| Most of the parts is also made in Bezzera factory by hand. Picture of a master artisan bending metal frames |
| Picture of a master artisan making copper pipes. Bezzera uses copper pipes in their machines |
| Picture of the group head being made and machine polished |
| Picture of a master artisan building the frame and body of the coffee machine |
| Picture of a master artisan assembling parts for the coffee machine |
| Picture of a master artisan attaching components to the coffee machine |
| The final step of putting the Bezzera Logo (Milan Coat of Arms) on the coffee machine. Each master artisan will hand write his name on a memo document attached to your Coffee Machine. Do let us know if you wish to retain this document |
| Finally when you buy a Bezzera machine you are not only receiving a hand crafted coffee machine by master artisans in Italy, you are also inheriting and to be part of the the wonderful history of the espresso machine |
Note: Very Old Picture, not picture quality issues
Source: Bezzera.it , wikipedia