The cultural history of the coffee pot the history of the siphon pot

In 1840, a glass test tube in a laboratory triggered the invention of the siphon coffee maker (Syphon). The British took the test tube used in Biya's chemical experiment as a model to create the first vacuum coffee pot. Two years later, Mrs. Bachang of France improved the kettle, and the familiar upper and lower convection siphon pot was born. The siphon coffee maker has lived in France for a long time, but it has never been so lucky. It became popular for the first time when it was brought to Denmark and Japan in the mid-20th century. The Japanese like the "tortoise hair" personality of the siphon pot technology standard, carefully deliberating the complex relationship between the size of coffee powder, water and time to mobilize the whole army, and develop a well-regulated coffee path. The aestheticist Danes focused on functional design, Peter, who imported siphon pots from France in the mid-1950 s. Bolton (Peter Bodum), who thought French-made pots were expensive and difficult to use, partnered with architect Kaas Klaeson to develop Bodum's first styling siphon pot, which went public under the name "Santos". Siphon coffee maker always has a hint of mystery in the impression of most people. Siphon coffee maker plays an important role in the history of coffee development in Taiwan. Italian espresso is very popular in recent years. In contrast, this siphon coffee maker requires higher technology and more cumbersome procedures, and it tends to decline gradually in today's industrial and commercial society. But the mellow coffee that can be brewed by siphon coffee pot can not be compared with ground coffee brewed by machine.