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Top 10 of The Best Moka Pots of 2023
Written by Julie
Reading time 8 minMoka pot have been a staple for coffee lovers since the 1930s. It is affordable, portable and eco-friendly! But which Moka is best for you?
Moka pots, stovetop espresso makers, or Italian coffee makers, have been a staple for Italian coffee lovers since the 1930s. First invented by Italian engineer Alfonso Bialetti in 1933, this espresso maker offers a strong and aromatic coffee that can be described as being between the espresso and the filter coffee. Moreover, The Moka can handle any type of roast, any type of hobs (we’ll come back to this) and is an affordable, portable and eco-friendly purchase! What else would you need? Even though they can handle any type of roast, they will be best suited for medium roast (my recommendation) and of course Italian’s dark roast! Now that I convinced you to get a Moka pot, you might wonder which model you need to buy? Moka pots can differ in quality, price, build and sizes so it is generaly not easy to make the right choice when you get so many options. To help you, we’ve put together our list of our best Moka pots for 2023 to answer all your questions!
Aluminium Moka Pots
Moka pots are traditionnally made of aluminium. However, following the rise of induction hobs, there are more and more models made of stainless steel. These new Moka pots are compatible with both electric and induction hobs and they keep the iconic design of the original Moka, the Bialetti’s Moka Espress. Aluminium Moka pots will therefore be perfect for an electric stoves but not for induction hobs. Remember that Aluminium Moka pots must be washed carefully by hand after use. Aluminium Moka Pots can be less durable than their stainless steel counterparts, especially if they are neglected and/or damaged by using a scraper or dishwasher. On the other hand, stainless steel is non-porous, non-corrisive and hightly resistant to rust which will guarantee you less work. Despite the daily maintenance, the original aluminium Moka Pot is still in vogue! Aluminium is light, is cheaper than stainless steel and is a great heat conductor which makes the brewing process quick and easy! With stainless steel Moka Pot, the brewing process can be tedious sometimes. It will take longer to boil and brew coffee than with Aluminium Moka Pots.
1. Pylano Duna Aluminium Moka Pot – 12 cups
Pylano is the new brand offering a unique range of Moka pots with a capacity varying from 6 to 12 cups. If you are a beginner and are not sure if the Moka pot is for you, this Pylano Duna is the best choice. The Duna is affordable and has a high quality build. Its sleek aluminium body effectively diffuses heat for a good controlled extraction and the tank has a pressure relief valve for safety. The Pylano Duna moka pot is designed to offer you an Italian-style coffee following the traditional way!

Italian Moka Pot – Duna – Pylano (12 cups)
– Medium price range
– All heat sources except induction
– 600ml capacity (12 small cups)
– Handle away enough from the body of the moka pot so you do not burn yourself
2. Bialetti Moka Express – 9 cups
Leader in the market of Italian stovetop coffee makers, the Bialetti brand offers you a guaranteed quality. The Italian coffee maker also built the reputation of the brand based on their original design. The handle on the Moka Express is simple and elegant. It ensures security and optimal grip. Still in 2023, the Moka Express is a classic. The original Moka pot is ideal to discover or rediscover the iconic aromas of an Italian-style coffee. If you are unsure about what coffee to use with your Bialetti Moka Espress, you can check out our starter bundle in which you can try the Bialetti Perfetto Moka coffee, specifically roasted for Moka pots!

Moka Pot – Moka Express – Bialetti (9 cups)
– Color : silver
– Capacity: 45cl = 9 cups
– 18/10 aluminium
– Not suitable for induction hobs
3. Bialetti New Moka Induction Red – 4 cups
With its new range of Moka Pot suitable for induction hobs, Bialetti combines tradition and modernity. The handle on the Moka Induction is simple and elegant. It ensures security and optimal grip. The outer steel layer of the boiler in stainless steel is suitable with induction hobs and the internal aluminum layer ensures even heat distribution. Like the coffee of the classic Moka: the aluminium binder, the material of which the classic Moka is made, combined with the bi-layer boiler ensures a coffee as pleasant as the coffee prepared with the traditional Moka.

Moka pot – New Moka Induction red – Bialetti
– Capacity: 30 cl (6 cups)
– Materials: Stainless steel & Aluminium
– Suitable for Induction Hobs
4. Bialetti Moka Induction in Anthracite – 6 cups
If you are worried about the New Moka Induction’s small capacity (only available in 4 or 6 cups), then you should take a look at the first Moka Induction, with a 9 cups capacity! Just like the New Moka Induction, the Bialetti Moka Induction in Anthracite is of course suitable for induction hobs and any other heat sources. Made with Stainless steel base and aluminium brewing chamber. Have the best out of both materials for the perfect Moka pot!

Moka pot – New Moka Induction Anthracite – Bialetti (4 cups)
– Capacity: 200ml (4 cups)
– Materials: Stainless steel & Aluminium
– Suitable for Induction Hobs
5.Caffè Vergnano – Pink Moka Pot Women in Coffee – 3 cups
The Women In Coffee collection supports a charity project that promotes the work of women in the coffee industry. This special collection offers a range of pink products that are both useful and beautiful. The Caffè Vergnano moka coffee maker is a must-have of the brand.

Moka pot – Women in Coffee pink – Caffè Vergnano
– Capacity : 3 cups
– Aluminium
– For all heat sources (except induction)
6. Home Stone Design Moka Pot Aluminium With Induction Base – 3 cups
Just like the Bialetti Moka Induction, this Moka pot made by Home offers you the perfect balance between the Aluminium brew chamber for the effeciency and safety with its stainless steel base, suitable for all hobs, including induction. Moreover, its design is truly unique. Its black granite design will definitely stand out in your kitchen. This model is available with a 3, 6 and 9 cups capacity, which is a real plus!

Moka pot – Home Stone (3 cups)
– Capacity: 15 cl (3 cups)
– Materials : Stainless Steel / Aluminium
– Suitable for : all hobs
7. Alessi Moka Coffee Maker Designed by Alessandre Mendini – 6 cups
This Alessi cast aluminium moka pot was developed and designed by the Italian designer Alessandro Mendini. It is part of the Moka Alessi range which showcases moka pots. It is a superb, top-of-the-range moka pot with a unique design, made from quality materials. It has a 6 cup, or 300ml, capacity.

Moka pot – Moka coffee maker designed by Alessandre Mendini – Alessi
– Capacity: 30cl (6 cups)
– Cast aluminium
– All heat sources (except induction)
Stainless Steel Moka Pots
Stainless steel is naturally safe and doesn’t need high maintenance in order to keep it safe when in contact with foods and drinks. It has a longer longetivity than other materials: aluminium, for example, which may corrode with time, making it potentially harmful when in contact with hot drinks like coffee.
8. Bialetti New Venus Induction Moka Pot Coffee Maker – 6 cups
Designed by Guido Bergna (famous designer of house appliances), the first Venus Moka Pot seduces with its soft and elegant lines. Compatible with induction hobs and all other heat sources, it means everyone can enjoy a good Italian coffee! Over the years, the Venus has become as iconic as the original Moka Express. Both classy and functional, the New Venus has an anti-drip spout so you can pour your coffee without making a mess. With this new design, the water boiler’s base is 20% thicker making it safer and sturdier. The newly designed handle, the New Moka Venus ‘R’ is ergonomic and elegant. The anti-scale handle ensures security and optimal grip which lacked with the first Venus model.

Moka Pot – New Venus Induction R – Bialetti (6 cups)
– Capacity: 30cl = 6 cups
– 18/10 Stainless steel
– Suitable for all hobs + induction
– New Design
9. Alessi 9090 Moka Pot for Induction Hobs Designed by Richard Sapper – 9 cups
Alessi, founded in 1921 by Giovanni Alessi, has long been at the forefront of innovative and inspired product design and boasts a wide range of products This Alessi 18/10 stainless steel Moka Pot was developed and designed by the German designer Richard Sapper. It is a superb, top-of-the-range moka pot with a unique design, made from quality materials. It has a 9-cup, or 500ml, capacity but it is also availaible with a 3 and 6 cups capacity.

Moka pot – 9090 – Alessi
– Capacity: 45cl (10 cups)
– Stainless steel 18/10
– Induction
10. Alessi La Conica Moka Pot Designed by Aldo Rossi – 6 cups
Last but not least, La Conica Moka Pot is part of the Officina Alessi range. It was made of 18/10 stainless steel material that guarantees great durability and impeccable quality. The bottom of the coffee maker is copper: it provides a very good heat absorption and optimal heat dissipation. As such, the aromas and warmth of the coffee are preserved, for a better result in your cup. This Italian coffee maker is very original, because of its unique shape that can’t be found anywhere else. Its geometric shape gives it all its charm! Aldo Rossi has used his creativity to create a sublime coffee maker, while taking into account the tastes and expectations of the public. Its high quality and excellent thermal conductivity make the La Conica perfect for making delicious coffee. It is available in 3 and 6 cups capacity.

Moka pot – La Conica – Alessi
– Capacity: 300 ml (6 cups)
– Stainless steel 18/10 & copper base
– For all heat sources (except induction)
Which Moka Pot Is Best for You?
As you can see, it all depends on your criterias! Price, taste, materials, design, efficiency? It’s up to you to decide and we hope that our selection was able to help you choose the right Moka Pot! Don’t forget that with a great Moka Pot comes great coffee! Check out our selection of ground coffee specific to Moka Pots. In the meantime, see you soon on MaxiCoffee!
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