Learn interesting and amusing facts about the three pleasure drinks and their connection to Meissen porcelain.
Tea, coffee, and chocolate were very expensive luxury goods in Europe during the Baroque period. For the ultimate enjoyment, fine porcelain was desired, initially imported from East Asia. With the founding of the Meissen porcelain factory in 1710, a wish was fulfilled for Europe: porcelain in various shapes and paintings that corresponded to European taste was now available.
Why is the teapot round and the coffee pot pear-shaped? What is "Blümchenkaffee"? In an entertaining lecture, you will learn the history of these three delicacies and which Meissen porcelains were specifically developed for stylish enjoyment. The magnificent coffee table is set with cups for tea, coffee, and chocolate made of Meissen porcelain in various shapes and decorations, and the finest cakes, tortes, and coffee pralines will be served.
Tea, coffee, and chocolate are no longer a luxury for us today that we can only rarely afford. However, we can make them something special again when we indulge in their enjoyment from Meissen porcelain®. See for yourself and enjoy a very special moment with us at MEISSEN.
Dates: each at 3 PM
Price: 42.00 EUR per person
including lecture, tea, coffee, and hot chocolate
selection of finest cakes, tortes, and pralines