Alfa's Classico on wood. A bigger floor than the gas version, 1000°F, and fire as the only control.
Description
The Classico 2 Pizze on wood is the version that doesn't cut corners. No dial, no tank. You light it, you feed it, and you cook with a live flame rolling under a stainless dome. The floor climbs to 1000°F and a Neapolitan comes out in 90 seconds.
The wood version runs a bigger floor than the gas, 28 by 20 inches instead of 24 by 20, because no burner is taking up room. That gives you space to push the coals aside and work out front. The HeatKeeper firebrick, made in Italy, takes the heat and gives it back slowly, double-layer ceramic insulation keeps it in, and the Full Effect flue rolls hot air back over the pizza instead of losing it up the chimney.
This is the oven for people who want the ritual. Splitting wood, building the fire, watching the flame lick the dome. It takes longer than gas and that's exactly the point. If what you want is pizza on a Tuesday without thinking about it, buy the gas version.
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INGREDIENTS
The essentials for a tasty pizza: quality, consistency and authenticity.
accessories
Everything you need around the oven to master every step of your pizza game (and more).
