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| − | In the late 1970’s Friedrich Berenbruch and Ennio Berti attempt a coffee revolution, they form ECM (Espresso Company Milano) and develop the worlds first commercial quality domestic espresso machine the Giotto. | + | In the late 1970’s Friedrich Berenbruch and Ennio Berti attempt a coffee revolution, they form ECM (Espresso Company Milano) and develop the worlds first commercial quality domestic espresso machine -- the Giotto. |
It quickly becomes the finest domestic machine to grace kitchens of the world. | It quickly becomes the finest domestic machine to grace kitchens of the world. | ||
Version vom 10. Dezember 2008, 07:22 Uhr
The Rebirth of an Italian classic!
In the late 1970’s Friedrich Berenbruch and Ennio Berti attempt a coffee revolution, they form ECM (Espresso Company Milano) and develop the worlds first commercial quality domestic espresso machine -- the Giotto.
It quickly becomes the finest domestic machine to grace kitchens of the world.
Milan, Italy 2007. ECM (Espresso Company Milano) decide to concentrate on there commercial espresso machine range. The domestic machine range, the classic Giotto and Cellini machines, get a new lease of life.
Jeff Kennedy, an entrepreneurial pioneer of the espresso revolution in New Zealand takes up the challenge to revive the Giotto brand. Jeff along with Andrew Meo and Daniele Berenbruch, son of Friedrich, recommence production of the classic Giotto machine.
Giotto, a new classic is reborn from the founders of Rocket Espresso specifically designed for today’s most exacting espresso customer.