Toronto, Canada
Espresso that travels.
Ermona makes compact coffee equipment for people who would rather not settle for whatever the hotel lobby is pouring. Two products, one idea: fresh grounds and real pressure, wherever you put the cup down.
The range
Two ways to make a decent cup.
Portable Espresso Set
Espresso maker, electric burr grinder and milk frother. Twenty bar of pressure, ground coffee or capsules, charged over USB-C.
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Hand Coffee Grinder
Stainless conical burr, external click adjustment, glass catch jar. Nothing to charge and nothing to plug in.
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How the set works
Grind. Brew. Foam.
Three pieces, in the order you would actually use them. Beans go in whole, coffee comes out under pressure, milk gets folded in at the end.
- 01 Grind Whole beans into the burr grinder. Adjust the coarseness, press once, and it doses straight into the basket.
- 02 Brew Add hot water, lock the basket, hold the button. Twenty bar of pressure pulls a shot with crema on top.
- 03 Foam The wand whisks milk to a dense microfoam in a few seconds, which turns the shot into a flat white.
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What we care about
Small things, done properly.
01
Independent of the wall
The espresso maker charges over USB-C and runs off its own cell. The hand grinder needs nothing but your arm. Neither one assumes there is a socket nearby.
02
Made to come apart
The brewing parts detach for washing. The grinder splits into burr, handle and jar. Anything that touches coffee should be something you can actually clean.
03
Documented, not assumed
Every cell we ship carries a UN 38.3 test report and an independent transport classification. The paperwork exists because someone should have checked.
Availability
Ermona is launching on Amazon.ca and Amazon.com.
The first production run is small and heading to Canada. If you want to know when the listings go live, write to us and we will tell you.
Email info@ermona.com