Chemex Brewing (INeedCoffee.com) (#)
„The first is the Chemex carafe is a heat-resistant glass beaker, not an electrical applicance. This means you will need a kettle to heat the water prior to using the Chemex. One of the complaints with many auto-drip machines is a brewing temperature that is too low. Although it is more work to heat up water in a kettle and then gradually transfer it to the Chemex, having complete control over the brewing temperature can yield a superior cup of coffee.“
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„Although they use a very similiar brewing style, the Chemex and the auto-drip have some distinct differences. The first is the Chemex carafe is a heat-resistant glass beaker, not an electrical applicance. This means you will need a kettle to heat the water prior to using the Chemex. One of the complaints with many auto-drip machines is a brewing temperature that is too low.“
http://www.aboutcoffee.net/ 2003_02_02_bcearc.html
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„This means you will need a kettle to heat the water prior to using the Chemex. One of the complaints with many auto-drip machines is a brewing temperature that is too low. Although it is more work to heat up water in a kettle and then gradually transfer it to the Chemex, having complete control over the brewing temperature can yield a superior cup of coffee. And because it isn't an electrical appliance, the Chemex doesn't keep the coffee warm.“
http://www.aboutcoffee.net/2003/02/ chemex-brewing.html
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Amazon.com: Kitchen & Housewares: Bodum Osiris Stovetop Teakettle
„Heat water up to 50% faster than traditional tea kettles with the Osiris stovetop water kettle. The specially designed base is built to focus the heat and assist in boiling water faster. The Osiris water kettle is a true example of combining design with functionality.“
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/ b0000u7eoa?v=glance
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Virtual Coffee: Feature Articles
„A laboratory-like apparatus, the chemex brews coffee through filtration. Chemexes are usually made of glass and essentially look like lab beakers. The original design sported a wooden band bound with leather string around the "neck" of the beaker.“
http://www.virtualcoffee.com/october_2000/ brewing_methods.html
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