Keep calm Filterkaffee - No.17
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Keep calm Filterkaffee - No.17
Using a filter to brew coffee used to be a popular way. Nowadays with all the Cappuccino and Latte Macchiato around, it is less visible. Still, there are many people who still like their coffee exactly this way so we thought it should be worth a postcard - No.17 in our postcard series "Keep calm and discover Germany"!
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