Coffee in Germany

Melitta Bentz invented the paper coffee filter in Dresden in 1908.

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Brewing methods from Germany

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  1. No. 016Automatic Drip Coffee MakerGermany · BeginnerUse about 55–60 g of medium-ground coffee per litre of water, the SCA's Golden Cup ratio, with fresh, filtered cold water in the reservoir.
  2. No. 004Melitta Pour-OverGermany · BeginnerFold the seams of a Melitta paper filter, set it in the cone on your mug, add ground coffee and pour water just off the boil.
  3. No. 063Siphon CoffeeGermany · AdvancedA siphon, or vacuum pot, has two glass chambers.

Coffee drinks from Germany

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  1. D 031EiskaffeeGermanyEiskaffee is German "ice cream coffee": cold, strong coffee poured over a scoop or two of vanilla ice cream in a tall glass, topped with whipped cream and often chocolate.
  2. D 044PharisäerGermanyA Pharisäer is a North Frisian coffee: strong hot coffee sweetened with sugar, with a shot of rum, hidden under a thick layer of whipped cream.
  3. D 045Rüdesheimer KaffeeGermanyRüdesheimer Kaffee is a coffee from Rüdesheim am Rhein, Germany: Asbach Uralt brandy is flambéed with sugar cubes in a special cup, then topped with hot coffee, whipped cream sweetened with vanilla sugar, and chocolate flakes.

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