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Congratulations to Espresso Supply's Bonavita team for the outstanding press coverage yesterday. Bonavita
was on the TODAY show on Thursday in
a segment on best kitchen appliances. Epicurious.com editor Nilou
Motamed showed the 8-cup Bonavita brewer with thermal carafe and, duly noted, that it brews "the perfect cup". (A fact to which I can attest.)
The category? "Splurge vs. Steal". Bonavita's brewer was cited as a "Great Buy"-- an honor Cook's Illustrated bestowed on them as well as the Specialty Coffee Association.
Next up? We'd love to see Bonavita's own Roger Wittmann show folks how to brew. TODAY Show in his future? Now that would be fun!
Congrats Bonavita and thank you to Nilou and the TODAY Show. Watch the segment here.
This jewelry box of a boutique in Bellevue, Gordon James Fine Diamonds, offers the Pacific Northwest's most rare, vast and gorgeous collection of diamonds anywhere in the region. Naturally the editors of 425 Magazine turned to the owners/designers to hear what they love, what they rely on and what inspires them. A gorgeous golf divot tool to mark that hole-in-one perhaps? Online link to the entire article coming soon.
Take a look at this video on how to brew a great pot of coffee with the much ballyhooed Bonavita brewer. Coffee expert Roger takes us through the easy steps.
Shout out to Novelty Shop Creative for the creation of the video. We love it.
What every Trekkie pooch needs.
Many thanks to KING 5 for the great story on our client A Crowded Coop tonight. In case you missed it on KING TV, KONG TV, or Northwest Cable News, view it here.
Pioneer Pet in Seattle is carrying the line along with Hastings.
The article reads, "Looking for a gift for a serious chef or foodie? How about a host/hostess who loves to entertain? Seattle-based kitchenware company Bonavita has introduced specialty products for the most discerning kitchen buffs.
For example, the commercial-grade Bonavita Electronic Scale, made popular by coffee shops and espresso bars nationwide that swear by it, measures with great precision and speed to the 0.1 gram — perfect for a health-conscious cook or home chef who needs the most exact measurements.
“Weighing your proteins and ingredients like dried pasta on a kitchen scale is a smart, easy way to be mindful of portion sizes,” said Roger Wittmann, brand manager of Bonavita. “Our Bonavita Electronic Scale is great for kitchen tasks that require exact measurements. It weighs to the 0.1 gram! Many healthy recipes now indicate the weight of dry ingredients— a sign that a kitchen scale is a staple tool of the healthy cook.”
Bonavita products can be purchased at Espresso Supply. The following New York City retailers carry select products: Joe, Oren’s Daily Roast and Irving Farm Coffee Company."
Thanks to Smash mag for the story on our Electronic Gooseneck Kettle and Porcelain Immersion Dripper too. Foodies, take note.
Great ink! Both in print and online. Talk about exciting. Thank you to Eilene Zimmerman for including Orlin, Brett and the team of Woodinville Whiskey Co. in your article on building customer loyalty via hands-on experiences.
