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Düka coffee impresses at the sausage market: new recipes on offer!
Find out everything about Bad Dürkheim, the sausage market 2025 and the new Düka coffee recipes in the wine village.
Düka coffee impresses at the sausage market: new recipes on offer!
While the sausage market in Bad Dürkheim is preparing for its next edition, visitors can look forward to a diverse culinary experience. The Wurstmarkt, the largest wine festival in the world, will take place in 2025 from the weekends of September 12th to 16th and 19th to 22nd. This year the stand will be from Düka coffee enrich the gastronomic offer again.
The team around owners Michael Pelzer and Udo Bischoff already has new recipes for Wurstmarkt visitors that make coffee a real pleasure. The traditional coffee is roasted in Bad Dürkheim and is known for its special flavors that should not be missed. Last year, the brand's revival attracted a lot of attention, and it will be interesting to see what the two coffee lovers conjure up this year.
Düka coffee in detail
The different types of coffee from Düka offer something for every taste. For example, the Honduras filter with its fresh acidity and the aromas of black currant, or the Ecuador espresso with nutty notes and the sweet taste of brown sugar. Here is a brief overview of the coffees:
- Guatemala Filter: Leichte Säure, fruchtige Trauben-Noten, Haselnuss – 8,90 € für 250g.
- Honduras Filter: Frische Säure, schwarze Johannisbeere, Walnüsse – 8,90 € für 250g.
- Ecuador Filter: Geringe Säure, Grapefruit, brauner Zucker – 8,90 € für 250g.
- Guatemala Espresso: Milder Charakter, schokoladige Noten, Fruchtigkeit – 8,90 € für 250g.
- Honduras Espresso: Geringes Säureprofil, Zwetschge, Nougat – 8,90 € für 250g.
- Ecuador Espresso: Leichte Säure, Bitterschokolade, Nüsse – 8,90 € für 250g.
- Honduras Cafe Crema: Mild, Heidelbeeren, Karamell – 8,90 € für 250g.
- Ecuador Cafe Crema: Frische Äpfel, Schokolade, Haselnuss – 8,90 € für 250g.
A festival full of tradition
According to history dating back to 1417, the Wurstmarkt was originally founded as a Michaelmas market to sell local produce to pilgrims. Today the festival attracts over 600,000 visitors every year. The numerous wine stands and culinary offerings, such as bratwursts and regional wines - especially Riesling - are a magnet for gourmets and wine connoisseurs. Admission to the festival is free and entertainment is also provided, with traditional Bavarian music and a Ferris wheel providing the thrills.
Remember to bring enough cash with you as most stalls only accept cash. In order to fully enjoy the festival, it is advisable to arrange accommodation in advance and plan well in advance.
The Wurstmarkt is not only an event for wine fans, but also a place to spend time with friends and family and enjoy the great ambience. Keep an eye out for the status of Duka, and don't miss this coffee!
Whether you come to buy regional products or just to socialize, the Wurstmarkt has something to offer for everyone. True to the motto: “There’s something going on!”