Last week I posted a blog about the death of Renato Bialetti, “the father of espresso”.
His ashes were interred in the family grave in Omegna, Italy.
We can’t say the old man lacked a sense of humor and irony. One of the last wishes Renato was to be buried in a large urn shaped like his famous coffee maker.
And although a priest reading to a giant percolator looks quite rediculous, it is in no way as confusing as seeing it standing in front of the altar…
Or a priest burning incense around it…
Another reason to consider coffee a sacred beverage?
The Dutch Luthier 
This was great. What a way to go. If I opt for cremation, I think I would like my remains in an old-looking fiddle-shaped box!
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