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title: "9090/M - Design Stovetop Coffee Maker, Stainless Steel, 10 Cups, Silver"
brand: "alessi"
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reviews_count: 8
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# 10-cup capacity 18/10 stainless steel durability Magnetic induction base 9090/M - Design Stovetop Coffee Maker, Stainless Steel, 10 Cups, Silver

**Brand:** alessi
**Price:** ฿22589
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee game with timeless design and unbeatable performance!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** 9090/M - Design Stovetop Coffee Maker, Stainless Steel, 10 Cups, Silver by alessi
- **How much does it cost?** ฿22589 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- alessi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted alessi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Generous 10-Cup Capacity:** Perfect for sharing your artisanal espresso moments with colleagues or friends.
- • **Rapid Brewing Performance:** All-metal construction ensures quick heat-up and rich, bold espresso every time.
- • **Iconic Richard Sapper Design:** A sleek, minimalist aesthetic that elevates your kitchen’s style and your coffee ritual.
- • **Induction-Ready Magnetic Base:** Seamlessly compatible with modern induction stoves for fast, even heating.
- • **Premium 18/10 Stainless Steel:** Robust, corrosion-resistant build designed to last a decade or more.

## Overview

The Alessi 9090/M stovetop coffee maker, designed by Richard Sapper, combines a magnetic induction-compatible base with durable 18/10 stainless steel construction. With a 10-cup capacity, it delivers fast, robust espresso brewing while adding a sleek, modern touch to your kitchen. Built to last and perfect for coffee enthusiasts who value both style and substance.

## Description

Iconic 10-cup stovetop espresso maker with magnetic base, suitable for induction. Designed by Richard Sapper for a sleek, functional aesthetic in the modern kitchen.

Review: Worth the price - I purchased the 6cup model. For me it's perfect for making a mug of cafe au lait or Americano with milk. I had a moka pot for years till it broke. I then tried a drip cone but the taste just wasn't the same. I missed my Moka. So I decided to treat myself to something sturdy that would last for years. I think I've found it. 5 days of use and I'm so happy. It was expensive but I do think it's worth it if I look after it and it does last for years. Practical stuff - straight out of the box it looks very robust and shiny. These points are not really Cons, just need to get used to how it works: 1. The Instructions don't say how to open the pot, just close it. It's very difficult to open and takes a while to get used to it as you are hesitant to pull too hard - but you have to. It is a very strong locking system, which is good. 2. It's advertised as a one handed action. In reality you need the other hand for balance in opening and closing the pot because the mechanism is so strong. You get used to it. 3. Because its all metal the handle does get hot. Have a pot holder handy. But also cools down quickly when run under cold water, for washing. I find it easier to wash it immediately after use. A quick rinse out and it's ready to go again. Altogether, a fab moka pot. I love it. My coffee now has a more robust taste, and its easy to use once you get used to the reassuringly strong mechanism. I expect it to last longer than my old aluminium pot (10years+). It's well made, strong and looks good. Size: Perfect if you want a mug of coffee Brew speed: Very quick as it's all metal. Keep on very low heat. Update: 3 months and still going strong. No tarnishing from use on gas hob. I made a crochet handle cover, safer and more comfortable to use handle now.
Review: Super moka pot - The best little stove top I have found, and I have been grinding and making this kind of coffee for over 50 years. The snap-on mechanism is a breeze to use, and the coffee comes out very hot and clean tasting. I use a brush to wash it out, as the top is narrow and a bit sharp. It is pricey, but well worth it and the “rubber” ring is a special quality that will have a long life. The wide bottom means that the brew comes up very quickly.

## Features

- Stovetop espresso moka with magnetic bottom, suitable for induction stoves
- Designer: Richard Sapper
- Materials: 18/10 stainless steel
- Dimensions: diameter 14,50 cm, height 23 cm
- Different sizes available: 1, 3 and 6 cups

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000YJ9ASU |
| Best Sellers Rank | 126,218 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 73 in Stovetop Coffee Makers |
| Brand | Alessi |
| Brand Name | Alessi |
| Capacity | 500 Millilitres |
| Coffee Maker Type | Moka Pot |
| Coffee maker type | Moka Pot |
| Colour | Silver |
| Country of Origin | Italy |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,070 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Stainless Steel |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 08003299011780 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | 9090/M |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 12.7D x 12.7W x 20.3H centimetres |
| Item Type Name | Stovetop Moka Pot |
| Item Weight | 1 Kilograms |
| Manufacture Year | 1979 |
| Manufacturer | Alessi |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | Espresso Coffee Maker |
| Model Number | 9090/M |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Portable |
| Product dimensions | 12.7D x 12.7W x 20.3H centimetres |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Espresso |
| Special feature | Portable |
| Specific Uses For Product | Espresso |
| Style | Modern |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Wattage | 1000 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Alessi
- **Colour:** Silver
- **Product dimensions:** 12.7D x 12.7W x 20.3H centimetres
- **Special feature:** Portable
- **Coffee maker type:** Moka Pot

## Images

![9090/M - Design Stovetop Coffee Maker, Stainless Steel, 10 Cups, Silver - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61eSC1FP52L.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can this be used on an induction hob.**
A: The answer is Yes, but.... Induction hobs require pots/pans with quite a wide base. The Alessi works but you need to get it centred on the induction hob. I no longer use mine, over priced and the induction hobs heats too quickly, resulting in a far from perfect cup of coffee.

**Q: With the reducer in place can I make just one or two cups in the 10 model?**
A: Yes ... fill water 1/2 way, and use coffee to you taste 🤔

**Q: Does anyony use this on an induction hob?**
A: Yes ... if it’s induction friendly, if older non-induction model, you need to use an induction disc🤔

**Q: Do you have a 10 cup Alessi with no black  i.e,. All silver coloured?**
A: This item is shiny mirrored stainless steel except the handle which has a bronze coloured finish.  The dark area shown on the photograph is just shadow.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Worth the price
*by T***L on 3 July 2025*

I purchased the 6cup model. For me it's perfect for making a mug of cafe au lait or Americano with milk. I had a moka pot for years till it broke. I then tried a drip cone but the taste just wasn't the same. I missed my Moka. So I decided to treat myself to something sturdy that would last for years. I think I've found it. 5 days of use and I'm so happy. It was expensive but I do think it's worth it if I look after it and it does last for years. Practical stuff - straight out of the box it looks very robust and shiny. These points are not really Cons, just need to get used to how it works: 1. The Instructions don't say how to open the pot, just close it. It's very difficult to open and takes a while to get used to it as you are hesitant to pull too hard - but you have to. It is a very strong locking system, which is good. 2. It's advertised as a one handed action. In reality you need the other hand for balance in opening and closing the pot because the mechanism is so strong. You get used to it. 3. Because its all metal the handle does get hot. Have a pot holder handy. But also cools down quickly when run under cold water, for washing. I find it easier to wash it immediately after use. A quick rinse out and it's ready to go again. Altogether, a fab moka pot. I love it. My coffee now has a more robust taste, and its easy to use once you get used to the reassuringly strong mechanism. I expect it to last longer than my old aluminium pot (10years+). It's well made, strong and looks good. Size: Perfect if you want a mug of coffee Brew speed: Very quick as it's all metal. Keep on very low heat. Update: 3 months and still going strong. No tarnishing from use on gas hob. I made a crochet handle cover, safer and more comfortable to use handle now.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super moka pot
*by R***E on 15 June 2023*

The best little stove top I have found, and I have been grinding and making this kind of coffee for over 50 years. The snap-on mechanism is a breeze to use, and the coffee comes out very hot and clean tasting. I use a brush to wash it out, as the top is narrow and a bit sharp. It is pricey, but well worth it and the “rubber” ring is a special quality that will have a long life. The wide bottom means that the brew comes up very quickly.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Stainless Moka Pot, with best open/close mechanism: functional, gr8 aesthetic, induction
*by C***R on 31 December 2018*

Actually first got this pot for two properties: 1) stainless steel 2) non-screw mechanism to connect chambers. 1) Stainless steel vs usual aluminum is easy win. That's not unique to this pot. AND it is induction super duper. (image shows Induction Mark etched into base) Fave way to make coffee - use an induction plate (and it does have the induction mark on both the base and on the box in case you're curious) 2) The closure however is the big win. Having used numerous moka pots that require screwing on a lid over grounds - and then unscrewing - and all the vagueries this introduces - having a simple hinge mecahnism means i can put the pot onto cooking surface, and no fuss no muss, snap down the lid. Same thing for taking off to empty/clean. That this design lends itself to such a clean aesthetic is a bonus (image 6). Very easy to clean - and if you have a lot of hard water, occaisionally squirt some vinegar into the base and some hot water, heat up for a minute to simmer then let sit for half an hour - brush / soap and you're done (don't put it in the dishwasher). Some Moka-making tips for the Alessi 3 cup - for sweet straight mokas or for base to a latte. Ideal set up: fresh roast whole seasonal beans from your fave regional source like square mile or union; a good grinder, a scale that manages at least 1g increments (image 3). A couple things make a huge difference to strength / sweetness of brew. roast of coffee beans - is it a medium or dark roast . amount - i find 19grams ideal for this pot (images 3, 4 and 5) grind size - medium-ish speed/temp of the water. Water Fill: you can fill this from 175-185 ml (i prefer 185 ) - without a scale, this will look like the water is just about to hit the middle of the pressure valve looking inside the pot ( - image 2). Amount of coffee: 19g - a scale makes this much easier to assess, but generally - pending on how coarse of fine the ground this will make a very small concave hill on top of the funel - round this with your finger but don't squish it with anything. DON'T TAMP IT - just round with your finger: moka pots aren't espresso machines; they are not designed for that kind of pressure/resistance from packed grinds (image 4). You can test that for yourself: grind your coffee fine and grind it coarse: see how each affects the flow when the heat is set up the same for each. Which brings us to GRIND SIZE - generally speaking moka pot grinds are more coarse than espresso. It's usually referred to as a medium coarse grind. Grind has a big influence on the coffee (it's part of the exrtaction process): grind it too fine (like espresso coffees) it's just strong and bitter; too coarse its weak, insipid or sour. If you have to get pre-ground coffee look for something (or ask) for a pour-over or drip coffee grind - but really try some good locally roasted beans. Start with great ingredients to get great taste - if that's a new one for you, treat yourself: you will be really surprised. Water Temp and Time: Try also to use cooler water. If you start with really hot water, the pressure will build up really fast and come spurting through very fast - this can create some pretty bitter coffee. Start room temp to let the pressure build - but this is something you can play around with - some folks love to start with boiling water (just remember to hold the base with a towel if you do this). the video shows the speed of flow that seems to work for a nice full, sweet shot: Medium high heat on stovetop for 5min to get to coffee start If you're making the coffee on a stove top, set heat to about medium and adjust so it takes about five minutes to start charging through - time how long it takes to finish. You're aiming for about a minute - minute:ten to go from start to not quite sputtering. The goal is NOT to have it blast out but percolate out in an even and controlled way - you'll find where you can also just take it off the heat - usually about half way (30 secs) through and it will finish on its own. Induction Hob note: on an induction hob, if starting with room temp water, and hob at about 1000w it will take about 90secs to start perking out coffee -awesome way to do this. THis is what's shown in the vid Kill the heat - no matter the surface - once a gentle flow hits the wall of the chimney - usually at about 30-40secs in - and let it finish on its own sitting on the residual heat of the element. SHould take 60-70secs from start to finish. I learned to put it in a bowl with enough water to cover the bottom third of the base as soon as it starts to get sputtery to stop the coffee so it doesn't get bitter. You can also put it on a dish cloth you've rung out with cold water. YIELD: at 185ml, you'll get about 25-28ml left in the pot; 25 absorbed in the coffee and remaining 130ish for coffee., to share out as you see fit. Good coffee takes a bit of attention, but it's worth it, and this pot makes mokas consistently - my fave way of using this pot IS on an induction hob (vs ceramis or gas). Next is gas and far last is ceramic - it all works but i prefer the control and speed of the induction. hope you enjoy - the above pot above is almost six years old, too - have only changed the rubber gastket once.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Alessi 9090/M - Design Stovetop Espresso Coffee Maker, 18/10 Stainless Steel, Mirror Polished, 10 cups
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- Bialetti Stainless Steel Plate, Heat Diffuser Cooking Induction Adapter, Steel, 6 pints

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