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Www .Bodum.Com There’s no business like show business Finally a brewing process you can see right through. come in. Well, hopefully. And if you don’t – don’t worry. Santos 1 water Well, if you were awake you could. While you keeps your coffee warm for up to two hours. And while you are still dozing peacefully in your cozy bed, enjoy the very rich and full-bodied aroma of boil 3 Santos is slaving away in the kitchen. your morning coffee you’ll understand This new coffeemaker is the high-tech why the American Coffee Association version of the vacuum brewer that created has declared the new Santos «The www.bodum.com a sensation Best Brewing Equipment of when it arrived in the the Year» – it is fifties. Along with everything else indeed, morning that Santos learned since the fifties, after morning, the most perfect cup of coffee you ever tasted. Instead of staring at the milk carton, by the way, you might as well think about one of the first things you’ll appreciate is this: how well you relate to Bodum’s it’s now got a programmable timer. So while philosophy: good design doesn’t have your thoughts slowly float up from the nebulous to be expensive. Well, just a depths, the smell of the best freshly brewed suggestion. And here’s coffee will take you by your nose, tickle your even more food for taste buds and steer you out of thought: the new 2 coffee your sheets and Santos now comes straight into the in two sizes: a 55 kitchen. By now oz./12 cup model and a 25 oz./6 the Santos has cup model (no timer, no warm- brewed any- keeping element). Both sizes where from 6 to come in a see-through blue, orange 12 cups of coffee, or clear version. Oh, and you can however many you’ve told it to make also get the smaller model in see- the night before. The water in the pot will have through gray. And hey, you might as well enjoy been heated by an electric-powered, thickfilmed, stainless heating get up five minutes early tomorrow 4 element, and the evaporating steam will have generated the morning and see Santos at work. pressure for the water to rise to the funnel and through the funnel Fabulous looks deserve to be wat- tube, where it will have met the ground coffee beans. After four ched. Oh, come on, it’s only one 2002/2003 minutes of brewing away in the ideal temperature of 201°, the heating single morning and it will be so element will have switched off and the vacuum in the jug will have much fun to watch the spectacle. sucked the liquid coffee down through the filter. That’s where you You can do it. ZP0205 PRINTED IN GERMANY www.bodum.com «I have a clear vision: I want excellent design to be affordable for everyone. I genuinely believe that good design doesn’t have to be expensive. The products in this catalogue are the manifestation of this belief – they are highly practical and of simple beauty. A lot of them have more than one use. That’s actually what I enjoy most – being able to enhance the usability of a product through excellent design. The Bodum company stores have become somewhat of a laboratory, where our products are seen the way they truly are. The windows showcasing our designs – as well as our fair prices – attract people to enter the stores. The stores are where we get the real opportu- nity to hear honest opinions about every single facet of our products. A lot of times we discover new ideas for existing products – and products to be developed in the future – from listening very closely to what our customers think. We gather all this information and work it into both new and existing designs for world- wide release. In each of our Bodum stores we’ve set up a little coffee bar where we show how our coffee and tea makers work. The difference between the Bodum way of brewing versus any other method can be experienced first hand. Or first taste bud, for that matter. And last but not least – we offer an exquisite selection of coffees and teas. Please feel free to come to Bodum and taste for yourself.» Jørgen Bodum CONTENTS 4–29 COFFEE 30–49 TEA 50–71 TABLETOP 72 – 77 FUSION 78 – 95 KITCHEN 96–105 ELECTRIC 106 – 109 BARBECUE 110 – 117 WOOD COFFEE «Black as the devil, hot as hell, pure as an angel, sweet as love.» That’s how Talleyrand, the 18th century French diplomat, described his concept of good coffee. Coffee makes us think, talk, read, write, and pursue a host of other mental activities. The Turks even called their cafés «schools of the wise». And in 17th century England coffee houses were referred to as «penny universities». Whether you like your morning coffee in a café or at home, nothing beats jump-starting your day with the perfect cup of coffee. For each 1.25 dl/4 oz of Pour hot water into the Hold the pot handle Turn the lid to open water put 1 rounded pot. Leave a minimum of firmly with the spout the pour spout and tablespoon or 1 BODUM® 2.5 cm/1 inch of space turned away from you, then pour coffee. scoop of coarse ground at the top. Stir the brew then using just the coffee into the pot. with a plastic spoon. weight of your hand, apply slight pressure on top of the knob to lower the plunger straight down into 123the pot. 4 EILEEN EILEEN coffee glass coffee glass 1299 1297 6 EILEEN coffee maker 0.35 l/12 oz 1293 EILEEN coffee maker 0.5 l/17 oz 1294 EILEEN EILEEN EILEEN coffee maker coffee maker coffee maker 0.8 l/27 oz 1.0 l/34 oz 1.5 l/51 oz 1296 1298 1292 7 MELIOR coffee maker 0.35 l/12 oz 103 MELIOR MELIOR MELIOR coffee maker coffee maker coffee maker 0.5 l/17 oz 1.0 l/34 oz 1.5 l/51 oz 104 108 112 8 TRAVEL MUG TRAVEL MUG TRAVEL PRESS vacuum mug stainless steel vacuum mug stainless steel vacuum coffee maker 1402 0.35 l/12 oz 1404 0.35 l/12 oz stainless steel 0.47 l/16 oz 1412 0.47 l/16 oz 1414 0.47 l/16 oz 1521 10 TRAVEL FLASK vacuum flask stainless steel 0.5 l/17 oz 1606 11 TRAVEL MUG TRAVEL PRESS mug with lid coffee maker 0.47 l/16 oz 0.47 l/16 oz 1401 1501 12 After removing the cap Pour a little water just Wait 4 minutes to Open the spout to add & plunger, put coarse off the boil into the ensure full flavour milk and sugar to your ground coffee into the Travel Press and wait extraction. personal taste. Stir the Travel Press. a few seconds before coffee. filling up to 3 cm/1 inch Make sure the spout is Bodum recommends from the top. closed. Secure the cap 1 tablespoon of coffee onto the Travel Press by for each 1.25/4 oz of Stir the brew. moving it in the clock- water. wise direction. Hold the Travel Press firmly, and carefully 123depress the plunger. 4 MINI TRAVEL MUG MINI TRAVEL PRESS THERMIA mug with lid coffee maker double wall coffee and tea press 0.25 l/8 oz 0.25 l/8 oz 1.0 l/34 oz 1201 1301 1608 13 KENYA coffee mug 1795 KENYA FILTRE BELGIQUE SET coffee maker cup with filtre belgique 0.35 l/12 oz K1791 1783 KENYA KENYA KENYA coffee maker coffee maker coffee maker 0.5 l/17 oz 1.0 l/34 oz 1.5 l/51 oz 1784 1788 1792 14 15 BRAZIL BRAZIL BRAZIL coffee maker coffee maker coffee maker 0.35 l/12 oz 1.0 l/34 oz 1.5 l/51 oz 1543 1548 1552 16 BISTRO NOUVEAU BISTRO NOUVEAU BISTRO NOUVEAU coffee maker coffee maker coffee maker 0.35 l/12 oz 1.0 l/34 oz 1.5 l/51 oz 1573 1578 1582 BISTRO NOUVEAU BISTRO NOUVEAU BISTRO SUGAR & CREAMER coffee glass large coffee glass small sugar and creamer set 3512 3502 4012 BISTRO VACUUM LATTEO LATTEO vacuum flask milk frother small milk frother 1.0 l/34 oz 1363 1366 1601 17 18 SANTOS vacuum coffee maker set 1218 AËRIUS AËRIUS SANTOS milk frother small milk frother vacuum coffee maker 1463 1466 1208 19 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA COLUMBIA double wall coffee maker double wall coffee maker double wall coffee maker stainless steel 0.35 l/12 oz stainless steel 1.0 l/34 oz stainless steel 1.5 l/51 oz 1303 1308 1312 20 For each 1.25 dl/4 oz of Pour hot water into the Hold the pot handle fir- Turn the lid to open water put 1 rounded pot. Leave a minimum of mly with the spout tur- the pour spout and then tablespoon or 1 BODUM® 2.5 cm/1 inch of space ned away from you, then pour coffee. scoop of coarse ground at the top. Stir the brew using just the weight of coffee into the pot. wit a plastic spoon. your hand, apply slight pressure on top of the knob to lower the plun- ger straight down into 123the pot. 4 COLUMBIA COLUMBIA double wall flask sugar and creamer set stainless steel stainless steel 1.0 l/34 oz K1305 1311 21 CHAMBORD SUGAR & CREAMER sugar and creamer set 4922 CHAMBORD CHAMBORD CLASSIC coffee glass coffee glass storage jar 4932 4942 8100 CHAMBORD CHAMBORD CHAMBORD coffee glass coffee glass coffee maker 4902 4912 0.35 l/12 oz 1923 22 CHAMBORD CHAMBORD CHAMBORD coffee maker coffee maker coffee maker 0.5 l/17 oz 1.0 l/34 oz 1.5 l/51 oz 1924 1928 1932 23 BISTRO SPOON spoon 2806 14 cm/5.5 inch 2816 20 cm/8 inch 24 PICCOLO PASSIONE MEZZO PASSIONE GRANDE PASSIONE espresso cup with coffee cup with jumbo cup with inox saucer inox saucer inox saucer 5713 5715 5718 25 CALORIUS OSIRIS OTTONI water kettle water kettle water kettle 2.5 l/85 oz 2.0 l/68 oz 2.0 l/68 oz 5056-581 5010 5020 26 Fill the frother to the Insert the plunger Hold the frother with Remove the lid and plun- fill line with cold skim- into the frother carafe one hand.
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