Made in Austria: {link} {link} you can find those more easily in every supermarket than in US

well, @ AngerManagement, stovetop is not a bad thing, most of the Italian people drink only this kind of coffee. If you are by any chance in Heidelberg, which can be easily reached by bus/train, try bring some beans from {link} they use to have assortments of microroaster fresh beans handy. Good luc...

Aloha@ AngerManagement, saw these two recommendations on Kaffeenetz, maybe worth a try: {link} {link} BTW, are you with Birgit Keil crowd? Saw her in the 80th at Stuttgarter Ballett as Primaballerina, time goes by

Maybe you can try to contact them : {link} They have many Tiamo shops in Taiwan now. Good Luck!

This is Maaagic , Thanks a lot for the trick, almost no sticky fines on my yoghurt funnel!

@chang00, there is a PChome english site: {link} Have fun!

Melitta 100 for 2cup, 101 for 3-4cup, 102 for "narrow" 8cup drip coffee machine. originally the 1x2, 1x4, 1x6 and 1x10 are for the handheld cone filter, but now also common for the drip machine. please refer to: {link}

yes, I bought the brass piston to replace

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Maybe Italian style beans? one of the very low caffeine beans: {link} You get Mrs Rose beans easily online, like Amazon, Caffe-milano.eu, etc. etc