Chemex

The original Chemex© coffee filters are available in three different sizes. Compared to conventional filters, the Chemex paper filters are approx. 20% to 30% heavier and thus ensure an optimal extraction time. For the Chemex carafes, the filters are unfolded and must be folded once for use. However, this is done in a few seconds and the process is also described on the packaging.

The original Chemex© coffee filters are available in three different sizes. Compared to conventional filters, the Chemex paper filters are approx. 20% to 30% heavier and thus ensure an optimal extraction time. For the Chemex carafes, the filters are unfolded and must be folded once for use. However, this is done in a few seconds and the process is also described on the packaging.

The original Chemex© coffee filters are available in three different sizes. Compared to conventional filters, the Chemex paper filters are approx. 20% to 30% heavier and thus ensure an optimal extraction time. For the Chemex carafes, the filters are unfolded and must be folded once for use. However, this is done in a few seconds and the process is also described on the packaging.

The original Chemex© coffee filters are available in three different sizes. Compared to conventional filters, the Chemex paper filters are approx. 20% to 30% heavier and thus ensure an optimal extraction time. For the Chemex carafes, the filters are unfolded and must be folded once for use. However, this is done in a few seconds and the process is also described on the packaging.

The original Chemex© coffee filters are available in three different sizes. Compared to conventional filters, the Chemex paper filters are approx. 20% to 30% heavier and thus ensure an optimal extraction time. For the Chemex carafes, the filters are unfolded and must be folded once for use. However, this is done in a few seconds and the process is also described on the packaging.

Wooden sleeve for your large "Chemex" jug (6,8,10 cups)The wooden sleeve consists of two parts and 1 leather strap

The Chemex is an absolute eye-catcher. Functionality and design are combined in a practical and elegant coffee filter. The Chemex is unique in every respect. Filter coffee of incomparable clarity and the outstanding design secure the Chemex its own category among our preparation methods, and not without reason.The carafe is made in one piece from heat-resistant borosilicate glass. Its handle in the form of a wooden sleeve allows for very easy handling. With the Chemex, you brew the coffee as with other PourOver filters, but you also serve it directly from the pot. The secret of the Chemex lies in its shape with a single large opening and the conical filters, which ensures that the coffee is extracted evenly.The Chemex® was developed in 1941 by the German-born chemist Dr. Peter Schlumbohm in New York. He created a perfect interplay of pot, filter technology and hand infusion. For example, the groove in the upper part of the pot facilitates pouring and allows air exchange between the top and bottom.In the collection of MoMA, New York, the Corning Museum of Glass and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.The Illinois Institute of Technology named the carafe one of the 100 best-designed products of the modern era.

The Chemex is an absolute eye-catcher. Functionality and design are combined in a practical and elegant coffee filter. The Chemex is unique in every respect. Filter coffee of incomparable clarity and the outstanding design secure the Chemex its own category among our preparation methods, and not without reason.The carafe is made in one piece from heat-resistant borosilicate glass. Its handle in the form of a wooden sleeve allows for very easy handling. With the Chemex, you brew the coffee as with other PourOver filters, but you also serve it directly from the pot. The secret of the Chemex lies in its shape with a single large opening and the conical filters, which ensures that the coffee is extracted evenly.The Chemex® was developed in 1941 by the German-born chemist Dr. Peter Schlumbohm in New York. He created a perfect interplay of pot, filter technology and hand infusion. For example, the groove in the upper part of the pot facilitates pouring and allows air exchange between the top and bottom.In the collection of MoMA, New York, the Corning Museum of Glass and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.The Illinois Institute of Technology named the carafe one of the 100 best-designed products of the modern era.