While we could certainly be encouraged to give up all our other vices, coffee is one of things that’s non-negotiable. The “morning water” as we like to call it is one of those things that we just can’t do without. There’s nothing we miss more when we’re traveling or out in the wilderness than a proper espresso, and that’s where the Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker comes in. The upgraded version of the Minipresso Portable Hand-Powered Espresso Maker, the Nanopresso takes the portable, hand-powered aspects of its little brother and improves on them in every way. The Nanopresso is made to be more durable, less work (15% less force!), comes with a protective case and, unlike its predecessor, can work with either ground coffee beans or Nespresso pods. In other words, if you want to have a pump-not-pull shot of espresso–or any espresso drink–on the go, there’s no better option than the Nanopresso.
Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker
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