Coffee lovers in Spain are in luck. There are already many options that make it easy to make specialty coffee at home. There are even kitchen faucets that also make coffee, like Nespresso. What about lovers? luxury cars, in love with prestigious brands like Porsche? The German company has teamed up with La Marzocco to introduce an espresso machine dressed in Porsche colors.
La Marzocco is a well-known luxury coffee machine company based in Italy and is especially known for its high-end models designed to fit the most select pockets. Both Porsche and La Marzocco announced new limited edition espresso machine which is presented in two different topics that relate to the recent competitive history of the automobile manufacturer.
This car, presented on October 21, will be available at Porsche Centers, as well as in the company’s main stores and Porsche Design stores. Except, There will be a total of 911 units of this car, references one of Porsche’s most iconic cars: the 911 Carrera RSR, which served as inspiration for one of the coffee machine’s colors.
Porsche espresso machine
The device was named with the name Porsche x La Marzocco Linea Micra and includes a 2-liter water tank and a detachable insulated steam wand. It features a multi-filter holder with replaceable insulating resin mouthpieces that prevent heat from escaping from the espresso itself. Additionally, it comes with LED indicators and wireless connectivity to control the machine using smartphone.
Essentially, this car is a La Marzocco from the Micra themed line, the most basic model of which Its price starts from 3388 euros. It is a compact machine that does not require extensive knowledge to use and includes features such as a thermally insulated steam wand or a magnetic drip tray.
La Marzocco x Porsche car.
Omicrono
The Porsche version comes in two different variants: equivalent color. to the famous Porsche Slate Gray Neo (a gray color used on many of the most iconic cars) and another finish reminiscent of the collaboration between Porsche and Martini Racing. Hardcore Porsche fans will understand the reference; This is the famous blue, red and white line pattern seen on the Porsche 911 Carrera RSR that competed in the Targa Florio endurance race in Sicily in 1973.
The key, on the other hand, is in the details. Rotating handles for steam and hot water. They imitate the Porsche driving mode switch, and the magnetic drip tray and cup warmer are in the chrome design of the Porsche 911 GT3 Touring. Other small details include analog gauges reminiscent of Porsche speedometers, rotary knobs and an anodized aluminum filter holder handle…
Price and availability
If La Marzocco machines were already uneconomical due to the type of user they were intended for, then these themed versions, which can be purchased in Spain, are even less economical (although they are not the most expensive in the catalog). As far as we remember, they are mass-produced in the amount of 911 units.can be purchased on the Porsche website for 5033 euros.
Luckily, the screen-printed version of Martini Racing doesn’t come with a high additional cost. If you’re interested, you’ll have to hurry as it’s impossible to determine when the entire collection will sell out. A collector’s item that will surely appeal to those most loyal to both brands.