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This Tool Makes The Best Espresso In The World
Morgan Eckroth|21. Aug.

This Tool Makes The Best Espresso In The World

Introduction

This video explores the Better Vessel, a tool that helped a Filipino barista achieve the highest espresso scores at the 2025 World Barista Championship.

Design & Mechanism
  • Three parts: A top chilling sphere (added by the creator, not official), a double-walled main vessel, and a movable base with a stand.
  • How it works: Espresso is pulled into the vessel, left to rest for 15-20 seconds, then placed on the final cup – the sphere lifts, trapping the crema while the clear espresso flows through.
Why Remove Crema?
  • Crema is bitter – it's an emulsion of oils, fines, and CO2.
  • Removing it yields a sweeter, more acidic, and silkier shot.
Side-by-Side Test
  • The creator pulls a double shot: half normally (with crema), half with the Better Vessel (without crema).
  • The Better Vessel shot: smoother mouthfeel, more prominent fruit flavors, less bitterness – almost like fruit juice.
Competition Context
  • In barista competitions, judges award points for undisturbed crema on the surface.
  • The Better Vessel allows competitors to show perfect crema, then quickly remove it – a major time-saver (12 drinks in 15 minutes).
Pros & Cons
  • Pros: Fast cooling, effective crema separation, easy to use.
  • Cons: Expensive, limited production, single-shot capacity, fragile 3D-printed base (can crack).
Conclusion
  • Not a necessity, but a fun way to experience espresso differently. Traditionalists may still prefer the classic shot with crema.

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