The Moka coffee pot is a coffee maker first invented in 1933 by Italian inventor - Alfonso Bialetti. The Moka is made from aluminum alloy. The unique 8-sided design allows for perfect heat diffusion to enhance the aroma of the coffee.
Moka pots make coffee using the pressure created when water is boiled. Therefore, there will be a thin layer of crema on top, similar to making espresso with a professional machine. Today it is often given as a gift by Italian heads of state as a symbol of Italian coffee culture to senior leaders of other countries.