Cellini

Here’s something to stir your curiosity: a solo espresso setup that’s proving its worth in a world obsessed with over-engineered gear. The La Pavoni Mini Cellini, a single-boiler machine with a reputation for precision, has found its niche in a quiet kitchen where one person drinks 1–2 coffees a day. At €799 in Germany, it’s not cheap, but for someone who values consistency over complexity, it’s a smart bet. Pair it with the Eureka Mignon Zero 55s, a grinder that’s equally unassuming but delivers sharp results, and you’ve got a system that’s efficient, reliable, and refreshingly straightforward. The Mini Cellini’s…