La Marzocco
La Marzocco is an Italian company that specializes in the manufacturing of high-end espresso machines. Founded in 1927 by Giuseppe and Bruno Bambi in Florence, Italy, La Marzocco is renowned for its innovation and craftsmanship in the coffee industry.
History[edit | edit source]
La Marzocco was established in 1927 by Giuseppe and Bruno Bambi. The company is named after the Marzocco, a lion symbol that is a traditional emblem of Florence. La Marzocco has been a pioneer in the development of espresso machines, introducing several key innovations over the years.
Innovations[edit | edit source]
La Marzocco is credited with several significant advancements in espresso machine technology:
- In 1939, La Marzocco patented the first coffee machine with a horizontal boiler, which has since become the standard in the industry.
- In 1970, the company introduced the first dual-boiler espresso machine, allowing for simultaneous brewing and steaming.
- In 1979, La Marzocco developed the first saturated group head, which ensures temperature stability and consistency in espresso extraction.
Products[edit | edit source]
La Marzocco offers a range of espresso machines designed for both commercial and home use. Some of their most popular models include:
- Linea Classic: Known for its reliability and performance, the Linea Classic is a favorite among coffee shops and cafes.
- GS3: A high-end home espresso machine that incorporates many of the features found in La Marzocco's commercial models.
- Strada: Designed for professional baristas, the Strada offers advanced features such as pressure profiling and real-time pressure control.
Manufacturing[edit | edit source]
All La Marzocco machines are handcrafted in Florence, Italy. The company places a strong emphasis on quality and precision, using high-grade materials and components to ensure the longevity and performance of their machines.
Community and Culture[edit | edit source]
La Marzocco is deeply embedded in the global coffee community. The company sponsors and participates in various coffee events and competitions, such as the World Barista Championship. La Marzocco also operates the La Marzocco Cafe in Seattle, Washington, which serves as a showcase for their machines and a hub for coffee culture.
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