Blue Enamel Coffee Pot, 2 Litres
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- Material
- 100% enamelled metal
- Construction
- Made in Germany
- Care
- Take the coffee pot apart by separating the different parts (water reservoir, filter, seal, coffee container).
Rinse all the parts in hot water without harsh detergents that could alter the taste of the coffee.
Clean the rubber seal and the filter especially well to remove any coffee residue.
Leave to air dry before reassembling the coffee pot.
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Blue Enamel Coffee Pot, 2 Litres
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Full size guide →The blue enamel coffee pot, a table-sized format
This enamel coffee pot holds two litres, or eight 25 cl cups: the volume of a bivouac or canteen pot, not of individual use. It sits directly over the flame of a stove, on a hob or on a wood fire, and so works as well in the kitchen as outdoors. 23 cm tall by 16.2 cm in diameter, the Blue Enamel Coffee Pot stays stable on a fire and packs away without crowding the bag.
- Material: 100% enamelled metal
- Origin: made in Germany
- Detail: enamelled steel
- Detail: neutral surface
- Detail: 2-litre capacity
An aluminium percolator
Inside, an aluminium percolator, a basket and its stem, handle the extraction: heated water rises through the stem and passes through the ground coffee in the basket. The principle gives a frank coffee, served hot for several people. All the parts come apart for cleaning, which keeps the seal and the filter clean from one brew to the next.
Enamel, glass on steel
The body is steel coated in vitreous enamel, a glass powder fused onto the metal in firing, most often between 750 and 850 °C. The enamel offers a neutral surface that passes no metallic taste to the coffee, and protects the steel. Under knocks, it can crack and let the metal show: that is not a flaw, it is the trace of use. It matches our enamel mug.
Dimensions and capacity
Capacity of about two litres, or eight 25 cl cups. Height 23 cm (9 in), diameter 16.2 cm (6.4 in). Blue speckled with white.
Compatibility
Gas, electric hob, camping stove and wood fire. Induction compatibility is not guaranteed.
Care
Take the pot apart by separating the reservoir, the basket, the stem and the seal. Rinse all the parts in hot water, without harsh detergent that would alter the taste of the coffee, paying attention to the seal and the filter to remove residue. Leave to air dry before reassembling, and dry the body carefully if it has chips: exposed steel oxidises if it stays wet.
Patina and durability
In three years, this coffee pot will have its country chips.
Two litres, eight to ten cups: the volume of a bivouac or canteen pot. It sits on a flame, a hob or a wood fire. Its enamelled steel, made in Germany, passes no metallic taste. And when the enamel chips from knocks, that is the trace of use. Here is its path.
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firm material, solid color, clean finishes.
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the piece softens where it works the most.
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wear creases mark themselves and return from one wear to the next.
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follow the composition instructions; excessive heat and tumble dryers are to be avoided.
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borders and friction zones soften first.
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the color shades with use, without aging all at once.
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the piece is made: supple, familiar, always holding.
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a seam, a button, a snag is mended in the workshop.
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nearly three years: a well-kept piece gains in character what it loses in newness.
It is an object that is hardly made any more, one from long tables and bivouacs. On the breakfast table as at the campsite, it makes coffee for everyone and tells its travels through its chips. At €25, it is a piece of field equipment in your kitchen.
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Every piece is designed to last, evolve and develop a patina over time. The fabrics are developed to our own specifications: we design our own weaves, then have them woven by the best mills in the world (Japan, France, Italy, Portugal, Morocco), often on old looms. A new cloth can take up to a year to come to life.
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Delivery times vary depending on the destination: 2 to 5 business days in France, 2 to 8 days in Europe, and up to 16 days for the rest of the world. You will receive a tracking link as soon as the order is shipped.
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