We just wanted to give a huge shoutout and say a massive THANK YOU to all of you who came to visit us at the WoC in Copenhagen! Your support and enthusiasm made the event truly special. Whether you stopped by for a quick chat, participated in our activities, or just showed up with your amazing vibes, we felt the love and energy from each one of you.
It was incredible to see so many familiar faces and meet some new ones too! We hope you had as much fun as we did and left with some great memories.
We also extend a huge thank you to everyone who joined us for our Mahlkönig THE FIRST 100 YEARS celebration, in collaboration with Standart Magazine, and to our partners. It was an unforgettable time, and we appreciate everyone who contributed to its success.
Our team was excited to show off a specially modified EK43 grinder, repurposed as a beer tap for the World of Coffee and we were delighted by the overwhelmingly positive response from all of you.
Another highlight was undoubtedly our merch kiosk, which was a huge hit! We came incredibly close to selling out, but don't fret if you missed out. You can still snag all of your favorite merchandise by visiting the Mahlkönig Webshop.
For those seeking a lasting memory, incredibly skilled tattoo artist Jacob Haynes @pokeeeeeeeoh was available to craft stunning coffee-themed tattoos.
The celebration of Mahlkönig's Anniversary at Mikkeller was absolutely incredible! THE FIRST 100 YEARS of Mahlkönig event marked a significant milestone in our journey, we were thrilled to have such a great turnout for the event on Thursday evening.
We cannot express how thankful we are to all of you who joined us in Copenhagen and celebrated this special moment. A huge thanks to our wonderful partner, Standart Magazine for co-hosting this memorable celebration with us.
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