Bialetti Moka Pots and Accessories
Bialetti's Moka dates back to 1933, and the stovetop pot remains the centrepiece of the brand. It brews a strong, concentrated cup on the hob without an espresso machine.
How a Moka Pot Works
The pot has three parts: a base for water, a funnel basket for the grounds, and a collecting chamber on top. Heat builds pressure in the base, which pushes water up through the coffee. Use a medium grind, fill the basket without tamping it down, and keep the heat gentle so the coffee does not scorch.
Moka Express, Musa and Choosing a Size
The Moka Express is the classic aluminium pot with its eight-sided body, available from small single-serve sizes to large pots for a table. The Musa is made for induction cooktops, so check which model suits your hob. Pick a size by how many cups you pour, and note that pots should be filled properly to brew well.
Seal Kits and Care
Rubber gaskets harden over time, so replace them when the lid is hard to seal or leaks, and roughly every six to twelve months in any case. Hand wash without strong detergent. The range here includes seal kits for the Moka Express and Musa, and our team can help you match the right one.
