There should actually be a Saxon Coffee Road! It would lead from Leipzig to Dresden, with branches into Lusatia and the Ore Mountains, and a detour into the Mulde Valley. Of course, the Saxons don’t have coffee plantations, but they pour all their love and imagination into perfecting the coffee experience. Why were porcelain and coffee filter bags invented in Saxony? Where was Germany's first coffee house opened? Where did Bach compose the Coffee Cantata in Leipzig? However, no proper Saxon coffee is complete without cakes and pastries. The coffee-loving Saxons are a unique people. They would never have invented coffee to go. No, they want to make themselves comfortable with tempting delights from the oven. There are many traditional recipes to rediscover, which are being adapted, refined, and reinvented in the 21st century.