Looker on the coffee table

Jug - a word that evokes bad pictures. Shapeless monsters of the 70s, with about Henkel plastic cup as a screw-on cover. Or bulbous copies of the 80, where it was always a gamble, really ran the coffee in the cup, if you pressed the button on the lid. Often it was enough to have the thread placed a millimeter to go wrong - and by the beak flowed not a drop.

Both user-friendliness and design have since kindly made clear progress. The BEEM F4000.190 represents so to speak the "new era" in which one pays attention to the whole picture. When I grabbed the thing out of the box, there was heard immediately in love "Aaah" at the office. All adjacent fellow had fired in the chic, cuddly Beem immediately and asked me about the source of supply. The elegant acrylic lacquer housing in metallic-shiny Bordeaux is really an eye-catcher. The average bulginess the body exudes both a little of retro chic and of gentle Futurism. And the filled liquids stay really nice and hot for hours. Unlike other pitchers I had work here also the handles, they are verschromt, dankenswert stable.

A real-compatible companion for example by the office everyday, but also an eye-catcher on every elegant coffee table.