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Pouring an espresso from an Espreshot portable espresso machine at sunrise
Before work · On the road · Off-grid

Real espresso.
Anywhere.

It heats its own water, pulls a 20-bar shot, charges by USB-C and takes capsules or ground coffee. No café needed, no more instant.

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✓ Free shipping✓ 30 days to change your mind✓ 1-year warranty with Premium
A jar of instant coffee and a mug
sound familiar?
The instant coffee problem

That jar of instant has had its day.

Up before the cafés open, stuck with the hotel sachet, or hours from the nearest town. Real machines need 1,500 watts and a kitchen. So instant wins, day after day.

  • Instant from a jar before the early start
  • The hotel sachet, trip after trip
  • Detours to find a café that’s actually open
  • Six dollars a cup for servo coffee
Swap it for a real shot
The fix

Instant in a tin mug, or a real shot?

Same morning, same view. The only difference is what’s in your cup.

Instant coffee in a mug Instant in a mug
A spoonful of granules and a kettle.
Espreshot pouring an espresso with crema Espreshot
A real shot with crema, wherever you are.
Heats its own waterHot shot in 5–6 min
20-bar pressureReal crema, USB-C charged
3-in-1Two capsule types or ground
Drink-bottle size25 cm, fits a door pocket
Launch pricing

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Launch price ends inThen back to A$329 for Premium
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The Espreshot machine on its own
The machine

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Ready in minutes

Fill. Press. Sip.

Pouring cold water into the Espreshot 01

Fill it

Water in the tank (hot water from a kettle makes it faster), a capsule or ground coffee in the basket.

Pressing the button on the Espreshot 02

Press start

It heats the water itself, in 5 to 6 minutes from cold. Get ready meanwhile.

Sipping an espresso with a view 03

Sip

A real shot with crema. Rinse it, charge it, pack it.

By the numbers

Australia runs on coffee. Your day doesn’t stop at the café.

4 a week

takeaway coffees for the average Australian, at A$5.90 a cup. That is over A$1,200 a year.

Canstar, August 2026
113M

overnight trips taken by Australians in a year. That is a lot of hotel sachets.

Tourism Research Australia, year to March 2026
937k

registered caravans and RVs on Australian roads in 2025, and the fleet keeps growing.

Caravan Industry Association of Australia, State of the Industry 2026
57.9M

visitor nights spent caravanning and camping in 2025. That is a lot of mornings without a café.

Caravan Industry Association of Australia, State of the Industry 2026
On the record

Australians are done with instant.

What Australians say about coffee away from home, word for word.

Road coffee
“We have just joined the ranks of caravan owners and need to get our coffee situation sorted otherwise we will not be happy campers!”
ExplorOz member · ExplorOz forum, 2013
Road coffee
“Works a treat... :) Got to have good coffee while travelling....”
ExplorOz member · ExplorOz forum, 2013
Road coffee
“Can’t go without my morning coffee.”
ExplorOz member · ExplorOz forum, 2010
Missing café
“the stuff they tried to call coffee the day we stopped there I could have used to fill a pot hole in the road”
ExplorOz member · ExplorOz forum, 2013, about a roadhouse
Missing café
“Yes I like my cappuccino as well, whereas my husband is happy with instant- and I am not!”
ExplorOz member · ExplorOz forum, 2016
Gear & power
“The inverter in the van is only 300w so I dont think I will find a machine to fit that”
ExplorOz member · ExplorOz forum, 2013
Gear & power
“We have been looking for a espresso machine for camping for ages but most are around the 1700w or bigger.”
ExplorOz member · ExplorOz forum, 2013
Gear & power
“I am currently travelling with one and just love it but of course they will only work with a 2kva generator if you are away from 240v power.”
ExplorOz member · ExplorOz forum, 2010
Gear & power
“I have just bought a caravan with a small inverter (600w) which I assume will need upgrading to run something like a Bambino.”
Tangaroa, Perth · CoffeeSnobs forum, 2023
Switchers
“We do appreciate good coffee and have an espresso machine at home. Got tired of instant when camping so looked for alternatives.”
ExplorOz member · ExplorOz forum, 2016
Switchers
“Less messy and easy clean up are important in caravan.”
Ashes · CoffeeSnobs forum, 2022
Switchers
“I bought it for travel and camping. I only drink espresso (short black). I think it’s great.”
Bob · review of another portable espresso maker, ProductReview.com.au
Switchers
“have one in my house and caravan (the grind model - not pod). I prefer to use it in the morning over my coffee machine to save time and power.”
Miles · verified review of another portable espresso maker, ProductReview.com.au, 2022
Included with Premium

The machine, plus peace of mind.

For A$50 more than Solo, Premium adds three extras.

The Anywhere Barista guide cover Page from The Anywhere Barista ebook

The Anywhere Barista ebook

PDF · barista skills · 15 café recipes · the story of coffee

Included with Premium
The Espreshot packed in its pouch on a camp table

1-year warranty

A defect within a year? We send you a new machine

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The Espreshot and a morning espresso on a kitchen bench

30-day price protection

Our price drops within 30 days? We refund the difference

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Side by side

Why people never go back.

Espreshot compared with a hand-pump espresso press and instant coffee
FeatureEspreshotHand-pump pressInstant
Heats its own waterYesNoNo
No hand pumpingYesNoYes
Real espresso with cremaYesYesNo
No kettle, stove or inverterYesNoNo
Capsules or ground coffeeYesNoNo
1-year warranty (Premium)YesNoNo

Compared with typical manual hand-pump espresso makers and jar instant coffee. Hand-pump models vary: some take capsules with an adapter.

Buy it with peace of mind.

30 days to change your mind on every order. And with Premium, if your Espreshot develops a defect within a year, we send you a new one. Your rights under Australian Consumer Law always apply on top.

Before you decide

Fair questions.

How long does it take to heat?

About 5 to 6 minutes from cold water, heated inside the machine up to around 90°C. With hot water from a kettle, it is ready much faster and the battery lasts far longer.

How do I charge it?

By USB-C (5V/2A), from a wall adapter, a power bank, a laptop or a USB car adapter. A full charge takes 3 to 5 hours.

Which coffee does it take?

Nespresso® Original-compatible capsules, Dolce Gusto®-compatible capsules, or your own ground coffee.

Solo or Premium?

Both come with the same Espreshot machine and free tracked shipping. Premium adds The Anywhere Barista ebook, emailed as soon as your order is confirmed, a 1-year warranty and 30-day price protection.

What if it’s not for me?

You have 30 days from delivery to change your mind: email us and send it back unused for a refund. If it is faulty, you are covered by Australian Consumer Law, and Premium adds a 1-year warranty.

Nespresso® and Dolce Gusto® are trademarks of Société des Produits Nestlé S.A. Espreshot is not affiliated with or endorsed by Nestlé.

One more thing

You’ll drink a lot of coffee this year.
Stop settling for instant.

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