Coffee for the Finnish taste

NEW BOOK OUT!

Vesa and Marjatta Rohila, known for their works about old vehicles, have taken up a new topic. This time, with their well-known enthusiasm and style, the creators dig into the interesting past of our national drink, coffee.

The new work contains information about the tastes of life, for example coffee roasters and coffee shops. The book also deals with the time when the intake of coffee was regulated and people became familiar with supplements, substitutes and substitutes. The book also describes an interesting visit to a coffee museum - one can also be found in our country.

The pages of the Kahvia suomalaisene makuun book shed light on the stories of a few old-time cafes in Helsinki, Turku, Tampere and Hanko, among others. The authors are also excited to try different coffee-making methods, which they describe on the pages of the book. With pictures, readers can find out how a siphon or percolator works, or how filter coffee was made in the 70s, if there was no automatic kettle in the household.