The team of Public Coffee Roasters see their coffee as a form of art – and I think it might be fair to say that this is no exaggeration. On the hunt for the perfect Third Wave Coffee creation, Public Coffee Roasters put their attention on every single step of coffee production.
They start off with choosing handpicked, high quality coffee beans from small importers or even visit the coffee plantations and coffee farmers on their own to make sure to receive the best beans. For the next step – the roasting process – Public Coffee Roasters go all ‘Hanseatic’ with a swimming roasting facility, located on their own little house boat on our river Elbe. The final product is delicious tasting coffee topped with beautiful latte art. The friendly baristas prepare it with love and are happy to present their tremendous amount of coffee knowledge, if you’d like to learn more about it.
Another bonus - if you can’t get enough of Public Coffee Roasters, just buy some of their treats for your home.
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"Rialto" in Hamburg is on an island, so that makes me feel a little bit like I'm in Venice! The food isn't cheap but it's beautiful -- as are the waiters!
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The "Löwenkopf", or Lion's Head in St Petri in Hamburg, is one of the oldest pieces of art we have here in the city. It's existed since 1342...
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"Mellin Passage" is the oldest passage in Hamburg (est. 1864). It's a great place to hide from the rain and discover some of the city's oldest shops...
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Stephanusgarten is a relaxed, leafy spot that feels like a hidden backyard for the whole neighborhood. Come and relax at local's beloved green retreat.
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"BERS" is a top-notch restaurant in Hamburg, mostly for the just amazing love the chefs have for the organic produce. You have to try their wines...
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"Nivea Vending Machine" sells the cutest and smallest version of the cream which I like as typical, small gifts! Did you know Nivea is based in Hamburg?
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"Lockengelöt" in Hamburg has little recycled things and pieces the owners have designed themselves. The owners have big hearts and it shows!
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"Ellerntorsbrücke" in Hamburg is a bridge that connects the old town (Altstadt) with the new city (Neustadt). It dates back to 1668...
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"Hafenerlebnisroute" (or the 'harbor experience route') in Hamburg is a 45-km-long bicycle route which I find perfect for exploring the city and harbor...
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I go to "Wilhelmsburger Inselpark" in Hamburg to hang out in tranquility & watch the water lilies grow. You can enter and exit the park 24/7. Recommended.
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