The siphon bar may be pricey but it makes coffee in an uber cool way. Water is heated below with a halogen light, the vapours are forced up into a canister containing coffee grinds. Once removed from the heat it is that stirred to create a “whirlpool†effect, siphoning the coffee back down into the pot. This process take anywhere from 45 to 90 seconds and can only be seen at the Blue Bottle Café in San Francisco, seeing how it's the only halogen-powered model in the US.
The Japanese Siphon bar is not just made available to Café's but you to can pick one up for just $20,000
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- High-end Coffee Making
- Expensive siphon bars could disrupt the coffee making industry by offering a new level of artisanal brewing.
- Advanced Heating Technology
- The use of halogen light for heating water could lead to advancements in various industries that require precise temperature control.
- Exclusive Experience
- Limited availability of the halogen-powered siphon bar could create a demand for exclusive and unique coffee shop experiences.
Where This Applies
- Coffee Making
- The coffee industry could benefit from the development of high-end and innovative brewing methods.
- Home Appliances
- Advanced heating technologies such as the use of halogen light could revolutionize the design of home appliances such as water heaters and stovetops.
- Hospitality
- The limited availability of the halogen-powered siphon bar could create a demand for exclusive and high-end coffee experiences in the hospitality industry.
