La Pavoni Bar-T Review

La Pavoni Bar-T
Overall Rating
94
Coffee Quality (40%)
95
Design & Features (20%)
93
Durability (20%)
95
Ease of Use (10%)
92
Brand Reputation (10%)
95
The Bottom Line
The La Pavoni Bar-T comes in 2 and 3-group options and is ideal for specialty coffee shops, restaurants, and hotels with visible coffee bars and a desire to wow their customers with world-class espresso.
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Key Features of the La Pavoni Bar-T

Key Features of La Pavoni Bar-T

La Pavoni Bar-T Overview

La Pavoni is known for their stunning range of lever espresso machines, but they also make semi-automatic machines as well. The highly durable brass core is coated with brilliant chrome; it’s an iconic look that would add a touch of Milanese class to any coffee shop.

The Bar T is specially designed to maintain thermal stability, ensuring that only water at the perfect temperature ever touches the beans. Its anti-vacuum valve stops milk getting sucked up inside the frothing wand too, so no chance of clogs and no need to flush it after every use.

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La Pavoni Bar-T
The La Pavoni Bar-T comes in 2 and 3-group options and is ideal for specialty coffee shops, restaurants, and hotels with visible coffee bars and a desire to wow their customers with world-class espresso.

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