Slovenian Goat Story presents the Gina coffee machine - can it repeat the success of the Goat Mug?

The young Slovenian team behind the Goat Story brand achieved huge success on Kickstarter in 2014 with the unique Goat Mug. Although she offered them almost half a million US dollars, the team did not rest on their laurels. Now he's returning to the scene of the crime with a clever coffee-making instrument he's named Gina. Can a coffee machine that makes coffee making an interactive ritual repeat the success of the goat horn cup?

Slovenian brand Goat Story is returning to the crowdfunding platform Kickstarter, where she made her name with a coffee cup Goat Mug, which raised as much as 458 thousand US dollars in start-up capital. Young Slovenian team for a company-owned brand ZkotZ, however, did not rest on its laurels, as its success gave it an additional impetus to innovate. And the innovative was born coffee machine Gina, with which Goat Story aims to bring the culture of drinking and preparing premium coffee closer to all lovers of the black elixir.

When making coffee becomes an interactive ritual.

The smart coffee maker boasts with a built-in smart scale and mobile application, which lead the user in a simple way to a superb cup of coffee, which Ivan Cankar would never dream of refusing. It's the cream on top of Gina's cake screw, which allows regulating the flow of water and experimenting with different preparation techniques coffee. We can play with three techniques, namely pour-over, cold-drip and immersion, and we share our 'brews' with other coffee lovers via a dedicated application.

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The Gina coffee machine wants to repeat the success of the innovative Goat Mug.

He signs under Gina's design Luka Pirnat, who expressed the aesthetics and functionality of the product through carefully selected materials. The funnel is made of cast ceramic, the glass is hand blown and the frame is made of stainless steel. Gina is launching on Kickstarter in the middle October 2016, when it will try to surpass the $50 thousand that would give the green light for mass production. A smart coffee machine will have to be deducted at the initial stage 135 dollars.