Teamakers & Teapots

Tea is the most popular beverage in the world. Historical records of its consumption dates back from as far back as the 3rd century AD. However, the invention of teapots only occurred about a thousand years later – specifically around the 13th century in China. Since then, however, there has been a multitude of teapots manufactured across the world, ranging from Chinese and English teapots to earthenware and ceramic teapots.

Coffee & tea – history

Both coffee and tea have a long and rich history. The first reliable documentation of coffee drinking comes from Yemen on the Arabian Peninsula. Coffee was a controversial drink and was banned in many places. Its effects on the body were widely discussed. Tea is likely even older. People probably drank hot water infused with leaves long before recorded history. The first documentation of tea comes from Asia.

Shortens the path to a good cup

Having a coffee maker at home shortens the path to a good cup of coffee. Quickly and easily, you can brew exactly as many cups as you need, whether for two or ten people. It’s also always nice to serve a great cup of coffee to guests. However, it’s important not to forget those who don’t drink coffee – for them, a kettle is just as essential.