9 products
Built for hand-controlled espresso
This is where Aleman Lab's machines come together for those who want to work without automation and shape the extraction themselves using hand power or pneumatic assistance. What unites the series is the direct feel of brewing: you decide the pace, pressure, and character in the cup instead of handing the work over to electronics.
The main differences lie in format and operation. The stationary models suit those who want a dedicated place for the ritual and more workspace around brewing. The portable options are designed to come along, but with different solutions: a fully manual lever arm, a pneumatic design, or a hybrid combining both. For many, the choice is therefore simple: first choose based on where you will use the machine, then on how you want to build pressure.
For home use
Three stationary formats with distinctly different feels at the brewing station.
Aleman 2P
The workstation
For those who want a more complete setup on the counter, with an integrated drip tray and a clearly defined workspace.
Aleman 2
The core model
For those looking for the same fundamental brewing experience in a cleaner format, with a focus on stability and classic manual operation.
Aleman Sniper
Tower format with open mechanics
For the home barista who wants a more exposed look where the construction and movement become part of the experience.
For travel and portable use
Three compact ways to make espresso when flexibility matters more than a fixed brewing station.
Aleman Nomad Hybrid
Two operating methods in one
For those who want to switch between hand-crank and pneumatic brewing without leaving the portable format.
Aleman Portable
Fully manual on the go
For those who prioritize easy packing and want to stick to a fully manual approach even outside the kitchen.
Aleman micro pneumatic
Modular and disassemblable
For users who want to fine-tune with pneumatic control and appreciate a design that can easily be disassembled and adapted.
AK-74 for precision milk texturing
The AK-74 is an accessory for those who want to complement manual espresso with focused milk texturing. It is designed for use on a stovetop and operates pneumatically, making it particularly appealing for latte art and microfoam when you want to keep the entire setup free from large electric systems.
Alcohol stove for brewing outside the kitchen
This heat source is designed for manual brewing, when you need a standalone heating solution. With pressurized ethanol operation, a long burn time, and the feel of a Portable workstation, it is particularly well suited to outdoor use, temporary brewing stations, and setups where both extraction and steaming need to be possible without a fixed installation.
Frequently asked questions
Answers to the questions that most often determine which path in the range suits you best.
How do I choose between a stationary and Portable model?
Start with where you will use it. If the machine will stay in place and be part of your daily brewing station, the stationary options are usually the right choice, as they provide more presence and workspace. If you want to pack away your equipment, take it with you, or brew in different places, the Portable models are more logical. Then you can choose between a fully manual feel, pneumatic control, or a hybrid solution.
What is the most important practical difference between the models?
The biggest difference is how pressure is built up and how the machine is used by hand. Some models use a classic manual lever, others use pneumatic control, and one model combines two operating methods in the same machine. This affects both the feel during extraction and how flexible the machine is in different environments. For some, the most important thing is a clean, mechanical workflow; for others, modularity or portability matters more.
Are the accessories intended as separate products or as parts of a system?
They work best as complements, depending on how you want to build your setup. The milk steamers are aimed at those who want to add milk-based drinks and gain better control over texturing. The heat source serves a different role and makes it easier to create a standalone brewing environment where electricity is not a given. So you can start with one machine and build from there according to how you brew.
