Wednesday, January 23rd, 2008
The new
Blue Bottle Café opened today in San Francisco’s
Mint Plaza , the first full cafe from
Blue Bottle Coffee .
cheesebikini? points us to a
New York Times article about their
Lucky Cremas Bonmac 105 siphon bar, a $20,000 Japanese brewing device located at the new cafe.
With its brass-trimmed halogen heating elements, glass globes and bamboo paddles, the new contraption that is to begin making coffee this week at the Blue Bottle Café here looks like a machine from a Jules Verne novel, a 19th-century vision of the future.
The NYT article features a
photo gallery that shows the step-by-step process of how coffee is made using the siphon bar.
UPDATE 1: Niall Kennedy went to the cafe’s opening this morning and
shot a few photos , including some of the Lucky Cremas Bonmac 105 siphon bar.
UPDATE 2: Ryan Bailey shot some
video of coffee being made with Lucky Cremas Bonmac 105 siphon bar.
photos by Peter DaSilva via The New York Times & Niall Kennedy
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The new Blue Bottle Café opened today in San Francisco’s Mint Plaza, the first full cafe from Blue Bottle Coffee. cheesebikini? points us to a New York Times article about their Lucky Cremas Bonmac 105 siphon bar, a $20,000 Japanese brewing device located at the new cafe.
UPDATE 2: Ryan Bailey shot some video of coffee being made with Lucky Cremas Bonmac 105 siphon bar.
photos by Peter DaSilva via The New York Times & Niall Kennedy
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