To understand coffee culture, you need to know the development history of its brewing tools (Part 2)

To understand coffee culture, you need to know the development history of its brewing tools (Part 1)

In the previous article, we introduced some coffee brewing methods and tools. I believe that many coffee lovers have tried these tools and methods and made many different delicious coffee drinks. So, we will continue to talk about several other brewing tools on this topic. Let coffee bring you more fun.

5. French press invented in 1929 - Italy

The French press was patented and produced by Italians Attilio Calimani and Giulio Moneta in 1929. In fact, the Frenchmen Mayer and Delforge applied for the prototype of the French press in 1852, but it was not a perfectly sealed French press. French presses are coffee makers that retain the original aroma of coffee when making coffee. The coffee produced is second only to Espresso in taste. French presses can also be used to brew tea and make milk foam.

6. Moka pot invented in 1933 in Italy

Invented in 1933 by Italian engineer Alfonso Bialetti, who also founded the Bialetti brand, Bialetti has become synonymous with Moka. Alfonso Bialetti used the principle of the steam washing machine to create the classic octagonal moka pot. The Brikka pressurized moka pot he designed can get more crema. Bialetti's cow moka pot is also a cleverly designed product that can make lattes and cappuccinos at will. Bialetti's moka pot allows the public to easily enjoy Espresso coffee anywhere.

7. Chemex invented in 1941 – United States

Chemex was invented by Dr. Peter Schlumbohm, a chemist, and is the most perfect product among his more than 300 inventions. Dr. Peter Schlumbohm invented Chemex to not only brew coffee with unique flavor, but also to take into account art and aesthetics. The hourglass-shaped Chemex he designed is made of a whole piece of borosilicate glass, which is simple and practical. The wooden "collar and rawhide tie" make Chemex a symbol of the United States.

8. Eva solo invented in 1997 - Denmark

Tools Design, a famous Danish design studio, collaborated with Eva Denmark to launch Eva Solo. The most eye-catching design is the "jacket" with a zipper, which plays a good role in heat insulation. Its design concept is similar to Chemex, that is, it has both taste and beauty.

9. Aeropress invented in 2005 - USA

Aeropress was invented by Alan Adler of the American Aerobie Company in 2005. Alan Adler's design combines the advantages of drip and filter coffee machines. Its structure is very similar to a large "syringe". Users can make coffee of different flavors by changing the size of coffee grinds, pressing speed, and other methods.

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