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Coffee Accessories for Your Perfect Coffee Moment
For many people, coffee is an essential part of starting the day. The right coffee accessories make it easy to prepare coffee just the way you like it. French press coffee makers and stovetop espresso makers offer an aromatic alternative to fully automatic coffee machines and require just a few simple steps. Discover different ways to brew coffee manually and find the right coffee maker for your kitchen.
Would you like to learn more about preparing coffee? Our guide to how to make coffee offers helpful tips and inspiration for enjoying your favourite coffee drinks.
Glass Coffee Makers for Aromatic Coffee
A coffee maker with a plunger allows you to brew coffee directly in the carafe. These models work without paper filters or electricity. The ground coffee steeps in hot water before the integrated metal mesh filter separates the grounds from the brewed coffee. This makes it easy to prepare coffee just the way you like it.
One advantage of a glass coffee maker is that you can watch the brewing process. The glass carafe is often combined with stainless steel or plastic components. Different designs and sizes make it easy to find a coffee maker that suits your preferences and daily routine.

Which Coffee Is Best for a Plunger Coffee Maker?
For a plunger coffee maker, a medium to coarse grind is recommended. Coffee that is ground too finely can pass through the metal mesh filter and leave sediment in the cup. A coarser grind also makes it easier to press the plunger down. The best type of coffee depends on personal taste. Arabica beans are often appreciated for their varied aromas, while Robusta tends to have a stronger, more bitter flavour. The roast level also influences the taste of the finished coffee.
Pre-ground filter coffee sold in supermarkets is usually intended for filter coffee machines and pour-over brewing. It is often ground a little too finely for a plunger coffee maker. Check the packaging for recommendations on which brewing method the coffee is suitable for.
How to Use a Plunger Coffee Maker
To prepare coffee, you need ground coffee and hot water. As a general guide, use around 60 grams of ground coffee per litre of water. The amount can be adjusted to suit your preferred strength.
- Add the ground coffee to the clean carafe.
- Pour in hot water that is no longer boiling.
- Stir gently to ensure the coffee grounds are evenly mixed with the water.
- Place the lid on the carafe and leave the coffee to steep for around four minutes.
- Slowly and evenly press the plunger down.
- Pour the coffee as soon as possible to prevent it from remaining in contact with the grounds for too long.
If the coffee tastes too strong, use a little less ground coffee next time. For a stronger flavour, increase the amount. The grind size and steeping time also affect the result.

Stovetop Espresso Makers
A stovetop espresso maker is a great choice for preparing coffee directly on the hob. The classic moka pot consists of a lower chamber for water, a filter basket for ground coffee and an upper chamber that collects the brewed coffee. As the water heats up, it rises through the coffee grounds and flows into the upper chamber. Stovetop espresso makers are also known as moka pots or stovetop coffee makers. They do not require electricity and are compact enough to store easily, making them ideal for smaller kitchens and travel. When choosing a model, make sure it is compatible with your type of hob.
Aluminium and Stainless Steel Stovetop Espresso Makers
Stovetop espresso makers are mainly available in aluminium or stainless steel. Each material has its own characteristics.
Aluminium stovetop espresso makers: They are lightweight and conduct heat well. They are suitable for traditional stovetop coffee preparation on compatible hobs. The Italia range is available in various sizes and colours.
Stainless steel stovetop espresso makers: They are robust and durable. Depending on the model, they may also be suitable for induction hobs. Always check the manufacturer's specifications, as not every stainless steel espresso maker is compatible with induction.
Stovetop Espresso Makers for Induction Hobs
Before buying a stovetop espresso maker for an induction hob, always check its compatibility. In our range, the Ferrara model is suitable for induction. Compatibility with other espresso makers depends on the specific model.
What Is the Best Grind Size for a Stovetop Espresso Maker?
A medium-fine grind is generally recommended for a stovetop espresso maker. The coffee should be ground more finely than for a plunger coffee maker, but not as finely as for many espresso machines. Coffee that is ground too finely can restrict the flow of water and result in a bitter taste.
How to Use a Stovetop Espresso Maker
Fill the lower chamber with water up to just below the safety valve. Insert the filter basket and fill it with ground coffee without pressing it down firmly. Screw on the upper chamber and place the espresso maker on the hob. Medium heat is a good starting point. Once the coffee begins to flow into the upper chamber and the characteristic bubbling sound starts, remove the espresso maker from the hob. This helps prevent the coffee from being heated for too long. For serving your freshly prepared coffee, explore our range of espresso glasses, which provide an attractive way to enjoy your espresso.
Brewing Coffee with a Pour-Over Filter
Pour-over coffee is enjoying renewed popularity and offers a simple way to take control of the brewing process. A pour-over filter allows coffee to be brewed directly into a cup or carafe. The amount of water, pouring speed and brewing time all influence how the flavours develop.
A pour-over filter is particularly practical for small quantities of coffee. It requires no electricity and is easy to use, with a relatively low initial cost. It is ideal for anyone who enjoys preparing coffee mindfully without complicated equipment.
For a balanced result, a medium grind is recommended. The water should be just below boiling point and poured evenly over the ground coffee. This allows the brewing process to be adjusted step by step to suit personal taste.

Milk Frothers and Other Coffee Accessories
A milk frother lets you prepare milk foam for cappuccino, latte macchiato and other coffee specialities. A milk jug is useful for measuring and pouring milk. The coffee accessories you need depend on how you prefer to prepare and enjoy your coffee.
Coffee Mugs for Your Favourite Coffee
Once your coffee is freshly brewed, all you need is the right cup to enjoy it. Our coffee mugs are perfect for everyday moments, whether you enjoy your coffee with breakfast in the morning or during a little afternoon break. Discover the right products for your personal coffee routine.
Frequently Asked Questions About Coffee Accessories
Which coffee is best for a plunger coffee maker?
A medium to coarse grind is recommended for a plunger coffee maker. Ready-ground filter coffee from supermarkets is often ground a little more finely, but it can still be used. A coarser grind makes it easier to press down the plunger and can reduce sediment in the cup. The best type of coffee ultimately depends on personal taste.
Which stovetop espresso makers are suitable for induction hobs?
Not every stovetop espresso maker works on an induction hob. Always check the manufacturer's specifications for hob compatibility. In our range, the Ferrara model is suitable for induction.
How do you clean a stovetop espresso maker properly?
Allow the stovetop espresso maker to cool down after each use, then take it apart. Clean the individual components according to the manufacturer's instructions and dry them thoroughly afterwards. For aluminium stovetop espresso makers, cleaning with warm water without washing-up liquid is often recommended.














