HUGH Inc. develops and produces eco-friendly coffee wares.
With our first product, the Leverpresso, our objective was to make simple, quality energy-efficient home cafe products. By doing so, we launched our own unique, well-designed coffee product family.
The new Leverpresso (2020) available now!
A new Leverpresso with significantly improved durability and functionality is finally here for 2020!
Leverpresso – How to make the best espresso
While crema might not be vital for brewing a tasty espresso, it certainly adds that special twist. For those who like crema, follow our tips for making delicious crema-rich espresso with the help of the Leverpresso.
Pebble Bottle: Traveling Coffee Brewer & Tea Maker
It's quick and simple. The insulated Pebble Bottle extracts coffee from its grounds while eliminating exposure to the air, leaving maximum aromatics and flavor to remain in its purest form. We created the Pebble Bottle with you in mind. Now you can drink anything from homemade cold brew, hot coffee, loose leaf tea, to infused water anywhere, anytime.
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A Traveling Coffee Brewer
The Pebble Bottle is a 3 in 1 brewing system. From brewing coffee, making tea, or creating fruit-infused water, the Pebble Bottle can do it all.
Simple & Perfect Coffee Brewing
1:5 water/coffee ratio, There is no air in contact with the coffeeKeep everything clean before, during and after the extraction. No hassle here!
Hot or Cold Coffee / Tea / Fruit Infusion
The unique and versatile filter gives you options and control. How would you like to start your day?
Leverpresso: The Smallest Lever Espresso Maker
Inspired by classical hand operated lever machines, the Leverpresso allows you to make café-quality espressos using your recipes, anytime and anywhere.
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Just 3 Minutes
Start your morning off right in just 3 minutes with the Leverpresso. It doesn't just a better cup of coffee; it saves you time as well!
Experience Extraction
Enjoy the satisfaction of watching the extraction process through Leverpresso's transparent chamber.
