If you want good coffee, you need not only good beans but also clean equipment. Old coffee oils, limescale, and stale water will kill even the best aroma. Whether you use a portafilter or simply fire up your filter machine every morning, a little care will do your coffee good.

Anyone who sees the Carlsbad pot (also called the Bayreuth pot) for the first time might almost mistake it for a designer object. And in a way, that's exactly what it is – made entirely of porcelain, with no frills, no paper filters, no plastic. What remains is the pure coffee preparation. And you can feel it. In the taste, in the mouthfeel, in the entire ceremony.

Have you ever wondered why your coffee doesn't taste the same as it does in a café? Sometimes it's unexpectedly sour or bitter. These flavor nuances are often caused by incorrect brewing settings. However, with a little knowledge and the right adjustments, you can easily brew the best coffee at home.

Since it's well known that the eye also drinks, a special moment of enjoyment when drinking coffee is latte art – the artistic patterns on the milk foam of your cappuccino or café latte. Our baristas conjure up the most beautiful latte art for you every day. But how do you best achieve latte art?

We love creating a special taste experience with every cup of coffee – and that includes the art of latte art. The key to latte art lies in the perfect milk foam. But how do you create the ideal milk foam for latte art?

On hot summer days, there's nothing more refreshing than an iced latte. This delicious coffee treat combines the robust flavor of espresso with the creaminess of (alternative) milk. It's also incredibly easy to make at home.