Name: Miele CJ Jug - 1.0L Vacuum Flask
Brand: Miele
SKU: 164994
Price: 145 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Colour: stainless steel with black lid
1 litre
High-quality polished stainless steel

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MIELE CJ Jug 1 Litre Thermal Coffee Pot

Miele CJ Jug Coffee Pot for Miele CVA and CM Coffee Machines with Pot Function

Miele presents this stylish polished stainless steel coffee pot to complement your setup and make serving coffee easier during meals. This pot can hold up to 1 litre of coffee, making it ideal for entertaining. It will save you trips back and forth between the kitchen and your guests’ table, allowing you to enjoy their company to the fullest!

The CJ Jug is a thermal coffee pot, equipped with a high-quality vacuum-insulated TopTherm body. Your coffee will therefore stay hot for longer, letting you pour a second cup without reheating your drink.

An added benefit: cleaning the Miele CJ Jug is easy. It’s quick and very simple since the lid is completely removable. Once your guests have left, simply rinse it under warm soapy water. An effective clean in just a few seconds!

Compatible with Miele CVA and CM coffee machines with pot function:
MIELE CM7350 Brilliant White
MIELE CM7350 Obsidian Black
MIELE CM 6160 Milk Perfection ...

Miele

Since its creation in 1899, Miele has been an independent family-owned business committed to its customers, employees, suppliers, the environment and society as a whole.

Miele offers its customers products designed with sustainability, performance, ease of use, energy efficiency, design and service in mind. Hence the slogan "Immer besser" ("Always better"), that founders Carl Miele and Reinhard Zinkann inscribed on their first machines and that Miele still uses today.