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Gaggia Classic EVO (aluminum boiler) – uncompromising espresso quality, Made in Italy

The Gaggia Classic EVO is a classic portafilter machine for everyone who wants to consciously prepare espresso. Solid technology, high-quality materials and complete control over the brewing process. Developed and produced in Italy, built for years of use.

The aluminum boiler ensures fast heat-up times and stable temperature conditions. The brass brewing unit guarantees even heat distribution, while the high-quality stainless steel portafilter is flavor-neutral, robust, and durable. This combination creates constant conditions for pure espresso extraction.

The integrated three-way solenoid valve ensures dry coffee pucks and clean operation. The professional steam wand delivers sufficient power for controlled, fine microfoam – ideal for cappuccino and latte art.

Highlights

• True portafilter machine with professional 58 mm portafilter
• Aluminum boiler for fast heat-up times
• Brass brewing unit for high thermal stability
• High-quality stainless steel portafilter – durable and flavor-neutral
• Three-way solenoid valve for dry coffee pucks
• Professional steam wand for controlled, fine microfoam
• 15-bar pump with matched control valve for constant espresso extraction
• Robust stainless steel housing – durable and sturdy
• Made in Italy – over 75 years of espresso expertise

Recommendation: GAGGIA EG4950 PREMIUM coffee grinder – 100% handmade in Italy.

Why a separate grinder?

Coffee is very sensitive to oxygen, heat, and moisture. A separate coffee grinder grinds independently of the brewing process, produces no additional heat, and protects the beans from aroma loss. Only with a precise, even grind can you unlock the full potential of the Gaggia Classic EVO.

Conclusion

The Gaggia Classic EVO is an honest portafilter machine without frills. Stable, precise, and reduced to the essentials. Anyone who wants to prepare espresso reproducibly and in a controlled manner will find a reliable tool with Italian roots here.