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Vispak’s Coffee pot in Linz thrilled Austrians

Published: March 29, 2015
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linzThe biggest coffee pot in the world was presented in the Austrian city of Linz yesterday as the promotion of the Bosnian tradition. Many curious people came to try the Bosnian Vispak’s Zlatna džezva (golden coffee pot) coffee.

Considering that a large number of Bosnians live in Austria, nobody wanted to miss the unique smell of Bosnian coffee, and the Austrians joined them too.

Coffee pot was placed on the ‘’Taubenmarkt’’ square, and young men and women wearing Bosnian traditional clothes were serving coffee.

This was not the first time that a coffee pot was in Austria, and during the stay in Vienna it attracted a lot of attention from visitors.

Today, on March 29, coffee pot is in Graz, where tourist destinations from Bosnia and Herzegovina will be presented, as well as a fantastic book ‘’Come, see, tell more BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA “by Amela Salihbašić.

 

(Source: novovrijeme.ba)

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