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Voir la Vision — Caffè

The ritual,
framed.

Voir la Vision holds coffee, fashion and art in one aesthetic. The espresso machines and the beans get the same attention as the clothes: few pieces, chosen carefully, made to stay on the counter.

Espresso machines

The machines

Coming soon. Two machines in a first small run. Join the waitlist and we'll write when the first units are ready.

N°1 Drawing · Photograph to follow
Semi-automatic espresso machine

VLV N°1

The flagship. Pressure you can read on the gauge, a steam wand for milk, and the Voir la Vision mark on the front.

Extraction
9 bar, with an over-pressure valve (OPV)
Milk
Steam wand
Finish
To be confirmed with the sample
Status
Coming soon
Coming soonPrice on release
N°2 Drawing · Photograph to follow
Compact espresso machine

VLV N°2

The everyday one. A narrow footprint for a small kitchen or a studio desk.

Extraction
Pump espresso
Milk
Steam wand
Footprint
Compact
Status
Coming soon
Coming soonPrice on release
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Pull a shot
The ritual

Pull a shot

Set the grind, the dose and how long you pull. A balanced shot lands near 2 grams out for every gram in, in 25 to 30 seconds. Get it right and we'll tell you which beans to brew it with.

FineCoarse
14 g22 g
12 s45 s
Ready when you are.

Move the dials, then pull. You can pull as many times as you like.

Espresso beans

The beans

Coming soon. Two coffees, roasted in small batches for espresso. Leave your email and we'll write when the first roast is ready.

Pack mock-up
House espresso blend

Maison

The one we drink every day. Built for espresso, round enough to take milk.

Notes
Cocoa, hazelnut, dried cherry
Roast
Medium-dark
Origin
Blend, origins to be confirmed
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Pack mock-up
Rotating single origin

Origine

One farm, one harvest, then the next. The pouch changes with each lot; so does the cup.

Notes
Change with each lot
Roast
Medium, for espresso
Origin
First lot to be announced
Coming soonPrice on release

Machine specifications, tasting notes and prices are provisional. Machine drawings stand in for product photography.