About Cafetiere.ch #
Cafetiere.ch is an English-language editorial website about coffee and coffee makers for readers in Switzerland. Its editorial purpose is simple: to answer the questions people genuinely face when buying a machine, adjusting a grinder, preparing a drink or weighing up a claim about coffee.
What you will find here #
The site covers four broad areas:
- brewing coffee with filters, espresso machines, moka pots, French presses and cold brew;
- choosing, using and maintaining coffee makers, machines and grinders;
- beans, roasting, flavour and coffee culture;
- caffeine, health, food safety and drinking habits, with particular attention to official guidance.
Switzerland provides the practical setting for prices, recycling, labels and services available locally. The fundamentals of good brewing remain useful well beyond the country.
Our editorial commitment #
Coffee articles often blur three different things that we keep separate:
- verifiable facts, which should lead to an identifiable source;
- practical starting points, which are meant to be adjusted;
- matters of taste, which are never presented as universal rules.
For health and safety topics, we favour public authorities, scientific bodies and peer-reviewed research. The manufacturer's manual remains the reference for a particular appliance. Our editorial methodology explains this process and its limits in more detail.
Author and responsibility #
Articles are published under the editorial responsibility of Cafetiere.ch. The editorial team can be contacted at [email protected]. Health content offers general guidance and never replaces a diagnosis or individual advice from a qualified professional.
Advertising #
Cafetiere.ch may display advertising, including through Google AdSense. An advertisement is not an editorial recommendation. Unless an article says so explicitly, the site does not present sponsored content as an independent opinion.
Found an error? #
Sources change, links disappear and wording can lack precision. To request a correction, email [email protected] with the page address, the passage concerned and, where possible, a source that supports the correction.