OUR BRANDS
Motta founded in 1967 is an Italian producer of high quality stainless steel goods to the hospitality industry. Renowned for their milk foaming jugs (which are for many the benchmark in frothing jugs), their barista supplies range has expanded significantly in recent years and now includes a wide range of tampers, jugs, thermometers, mats and other handy tools.
In 2005 Pallo’s Coffeetool group head brush, revolutionized group head cleaning. Baristas no longer needed to worry about scalding their hands while cleaning the group head and the brush quickly became a barista essential. All of Pallo’s cleaning tools have been designed to make cleaning and maintenance faster and easier for baristas and roasters. Go ahead and give these products a try, you’ll not only save time, but will taste the difference in your next cup of coffee! Range includes brushes for cleaning group heads, steam wands, grinders and more.
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Australian made, every aspect of the design of a Pullman tamper is there to enhance performance, endurance, and aesthetic appeal; from the ergonomic handle, the dimensions and angles on the base, and the TrueTamp rings to assist in getting an even tamp. They’re not just another production-line tamper each tamper is an individual work of art, measured, weighed and stamped with its own serial number If you are serious about coffee then a Pullman tamper is a must.
Puly was originally founded in 1961 by the same family that still owns the company to solve a problem presented to them by Faema coffee machine company and that was to produce a specialist product to clean the coffee oils from espresso machine group heads. This was to be the start of one of Europe’s strongest coffee related brands who now offer many different cleaning solutions for all sorts of commercial and domestic coffee machines. There are many in the industry who simply would not use another product.
What is known as Taylor Precision Products today actually started out as two separate companies that joined together in the 1990s. Based upon the company’s founding motto of “accuracy first” Taylor manufacture a range of thermometers and timers where precision is key.
Founded in Taiwan in 1995, Café Tiamo manufactures kitchenware and contemporary products for tea and coffee brewing. The range includes syphon coffee makers, pour over coffee equipment, coffee drippers, cafetieres, barista accessories and tea products. High quality products at genuinely affordable prices.
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VST baskets are made in the US of A! They are individually checked and each supplied with a certificate to show they make the grade. As filter baskets go these are the daddy, so if money is no object and you truly want to be ahead of the pack treat yourself. Again more information available on
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Founded in 1899 in Bayreuth, Germany Walkure have been producing high quality ceramics for the catering and hospitality industry for over 100 years. Their range of tea and coffee ceramics really is the best available in the market today. Every item in the range has been carefully designed to maximise the coffee drinking experience and to enhance the flavour profile and presentation of your coffee/tea. What’s more every piece has been fired between 3-5 times giving a glaze that will last years.
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