1) Bodum Chambord coffee press 2) Routine 1883 hasselnødsirup 3) espresso pot Klassica 4) Nespresso

Coffee is also known as "black gold". It is perhaps a reason - at least one must say that Denmark is a kaffetørstigt people. In the early 20th century drank coffee by the famous Madame best coffee machine Blue-pitcher, while in the 00s gladly best coffee machine flocked to every cafe nearby. However, it has never been cheap to give 50 kr. For a cup of cafe coffee, but it was only really up to us with the financial crisis that hit in 2008. The cafés have since moved home in our private rooms. It allows (or just an excuse) for shaking up the device at home, but more importantly, so that it also poses greater demands on our own abilities to brew coffee. Slowly but surely we have moved us (far, far!) From instant coffee - and fortunately for it! It does not matter anymore, where the coffee comes from, whether it is "coffee with a dash of milk" or "espresso-double-shot of steamed milk." But even though we more or less (or at least in everyday hubbub) have left cafés, then the coffee we drink at home still like to taste good - and be nice to look at.
1) Bodum Chambord coffee press 2) Routine 1883 hasselnødsirup 3) espresso pot Klassica 4) Nespresso Gran Maestria 5) Hario coffee funnel 6) Siirtolap Marimekko 7) Nespresso mælkesteamer 8) "Good coffee" The Coffee Collective
With the coming of autumn, all these as a suitable investment. And so there is nothing left but to sit back on the couch, throw a blanket over the legs and enjoy a new-brewed cup of coffee - with true barista-taste in the living room.
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