#La Marzocco

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Porsche amazing collab with La Marzocco

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Caffè Rimowa cups, a collaboration between Rimowa and La Marzoccco for the Salone del Mobile 2024.

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☕️✨ Método Aeropress: Versatilidad y Sabor en Cada Taza✨☕️

El Aeropress es un método de extracción amado por su versatilidad y facilidad de uso. Con este pequeño dispositivo, puedes ajustar la molienda, la temperatura del agua y el tiempo de inmersión para obtener un café a tu medida: más suave o más intenso. ¡Ideal para los que buscan experimentar! 🔍

Aquí te dejo los pasos básicos para una taza perfecta:

1️⃣ Muele 17g de café medio-fino.

2️⃣ Agrega 220ml de agua a 85°C.

3️⃣ Remueve por 10 segundos.

4️⃣ Presiona lentamente durante 30 segundos.

Este método es perfecto tanto para casa como para llevar de viaje. 🌍✈️ ¿Ya lo probaste?

#Aeropress #CafeDeEspecialidad #MetodoDeExtracción #AmantesDelCafe #BaristasCaseros #CafeEnCasa #MetodoAeropress #CulturaDelCafe #CaféMéxico #TerceraOlaDelCafe #CafePerfecto

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Tina Bobbe for La Marzocco

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La Marzocco Clock

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Porsche and La Marzocco Release Auto-Inspired Espresso Machine

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La Marzocco / GB5 X / Piero Bambi / Expresso Machine

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Let’s see this one more tine: RIMOWA collaborated with La Marzocco.

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La Marzocco: Iconic, Powerful and Invigorating (MARK)

The ‘Marzocco’ lion of Florence stands tall as the totem of the city. Generous, proud and strong, the lion was seen as a symbol of the original protectors of Florence. In the late 14th century, early renaissance sculptors brought the culture of the city to life through their depiction of a lion. With Donatello’s early 15th century ‘Marzocco’ being most famous, the lions are often accompanied with the Florentine lily crest. Donatello’s lion was placed in la Piazza della Signoria (connected to Palazzo Vecchio) and has since crumbled due to weather effects. The memory of past lions has lived on with new lions being commissioned through the last 500+ years to be placed around the city in hopes of maintaining the presence of the lion in Florentine culture.

The Florentines feel strongly towards the lion since it embodies their struggles with the early plague, Italian unification and world wars. The lion is what differentiates Florentines from the wider Italian population due to its significance only in the region.

For touristic purposes, the lion is reproduced as smaller statues and on regular mementos although not being as popular as the Florentine lily. Beyond the grand façade, I challenge all to ponder on the effect that having such a figure as a symbol of the city. On a daily basis, would it lead the Florentines to be successful people? And for a traveller, do they believe the people embody the traits of a lion? Florentine society lives on the basis of its symbols from the Medici family to la ‘Marzocco’. 

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Rimowa x La Marzocco