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The Intenca is an Italian-style stovetop espresso maker that brews barista quality espresso. It extracts the full, rich flavor from ground coffee beans to create a strong, delicious, velvety cup of espresso that will make the perfect start to your morning.
Our espresso maker is perfect for creating your favorite espresso drinks, allowing you to be your own barista. Brew a pot of delicious, velvety espresso to make lattes, cappuccinos, americanos, and more.
This luxe espresso maker works with any stovetop. Whether your home has an induction or electric range, ceramic glass or gas cooktop, you can use it to make the perfect pot of espresso.
While the interior pieces of the espresso maker are dishwasher safe, we highly recommend hand washing its stainless steel body. Hand washing keeps its lustrous finish shining and in great condition over time.
Sami Bashawri
Reviewed in Saudi Arabia on July 9, 2024
Don’t hesitate to buy it quality NO.1
Tylan
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2024
Coffee grounds go in cup, hot water goes in base (up to just below the release valve), top part screws on, boil pot on stove until it starts sputtering, then remove and cool base with running cold water. Pour out your fresh coffee, dismantle the pot, wash out every part with water, then dry every part thoroughly with a clean, dry cotton towel. Reassemble the pot, leaving the top part slightly loose to allow any remaining moisture to escape.I've followed the above steps every time I've used it and it's still working great after months of use. Some slight discoloration has occurred on the base from heat, but that's normal. Makes a great cup of strong coffee. Somewhere between regular coffee and espresso in strength. Can be readily used if you want to make a nice flavored coffee for a loved one.
Richard Randall
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on August 12, 2023
Nice looking Moka with good seals and looks great. Not the cheapest but worth the ££££. Plus arrived very early, 2 weeks in fact.
Palm Tree
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2020
This attractive shining stove-top espresso pot has a wonderful handle that helps you tighten and unscrew the pot! ( I read that some other pots are disappointing because the handles “can’t take the heat” and are too weak to use to screw the pot tightly shut. Some specifically say, “Do not use handle to tighten.”). Glad I got this one with the great handle. This pot makes a concentrated six cups/six shot-strength liquid extract from the espresso—a VERY strong (bitter) latte. So.. add hot water and make 2 to six cups with the concentrated brewed espresso or cofefe. Add half and half to a large coffee mug with your sugar (or whatever — to your taste). The pot should be carefully watched — or maybe you could set a timer—but watch and listen so that as soon as pot makes a gurgling sound, take the pot from the stove and pour it into your cup or tea pot or coffee carafe immediately. Otherwise, if the pot is left too long on heat, it sends a burnt tasting flavor into the espresso or coffee. If you get it just right, it has a wonderful butternut flavor and fragrance. Note: I bought Bullet Proof Mentalist Espresso and used with this pot, and it gave me inconceivably long lasting energy throughout a long day. Making a latte like this is cheaper than the cost of “drive-thru” latte. Someone said to blend espresso in a blender with all your almond milk, cream, coconut milk/flavors, and it’s just like what you buy at the coffee shops! I tried it and agree. I was so happy to get this espresso pot to get the benefits (of desperately needed energy!!) and yet save so much (desperately needed money) that I was spending at that coffee shop!I tried heating on lower heat and my impression is the burnt taste is easier to avoid that way. The sudden point at which it burns doesn’t come so “suddenly”. Others say, turn it up to hottest for best results, but perhaps each pot has a different “best technique” for its unique properties.
Josefjv
Reviewed in Australia on December 6, 2020
One of the (initially) main reasons for buying this coffee maker was the copper colouring - matched the décor of our recently renovated kitchen! However! The pot makes coffee superbly, does not spit when boiling, does not dribble from the lid hinge, the handle stays cool, and pours cleanly.The connecting screw mechanism is smooth, and it has an overall classy, substantial, feel about it.Don't hesitate.
Chilveru Srinivas Reddy
Reviewed in Singapore on October 29, 2020
I loved this product as soon as I open it and the coffee taste is amazing, and the satisfaction of making own Coffee is something I can’t explain in words! I am using using lavazza crema coffee beans.🥰
Alejandra R.
Reviewed in Mexico on October 24, 2020
El producto llegó antes de lo esperado, me encanta el café recién echo en esta cafetera,es de muy buen acero inoxidable, además de muy bonita, fácil de usar y de lavar.ademas, llegó antes de lo esperado,y bien! empacado.la recomiendo
John in Warrensburg, MO
Reviewed in the United States on July 28, 2019
Let me start out by saying the Bontato Company is interested in customer satisfaction. I believe that you can have confidence that if you buy one of these or any of their other products, you can count on the quality to be there.That being said, the first one of these I bought was amuck; not sure what, but it didn't work right. But the company was on the spot ready to make it right. The second one I received works perfectly. I have a gas stove with a tiny simmer burner. I can fill it with cold water and put it on that burner at maybe half throttle and within 3 or 4 minutes, coffee is flowing into the upper chamber. It works perfectly.Using that small of a burner, the handle is still cool enough that I can pick it up to pour. If you have a larger gas burner, you may have to use a hot pad or something to pick it up at first. I believe that would be true of any type handle when you have direct heat from a gas fire going up the side. I don’t think you would have any trouble with an electric stove. This handle feels very solid and ought to give years of service.The base is heavy duty. The whole thing shines. It’s easy to clean up. I make myself one big cup / cappuccino, and by the time I am done and come back to it, the base is almost too warm on bottom to grab and loosen. I use a hot pad to get it started and then I’m good. Incidentally, if you need to get it off quicker and it's too hot, there is no reason why you can't put the base under your kitchen faucet and run a little cool water over it to help cool it down.I take the time to dry it off after cleaning to help keep it looking nice and shiny. I would certainly recommend this espresso maker. For me, it’s actually kind of fun using it. You almost feel proud of it. It beats pushing a button on some electronic gadget that is likely to break in 6 months.
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