Vispak's largest coffee pot presented in 2004 beneath the restored Old Bridge

13 years ago, in 2004, beneath the restored Old Bridge in Mostar, a UNESCO World Heritage site of zero category, during the traditional jumps from the Old Bridge arch, 650 litres of Zlatna džezva were made in the world's largest coffee pot, and the citizens of Mostar drank 8,000 cups of real Bosnian coffee. 

The world's largest coffee pot has in a way become a hallmark of Bosnian-Herzegovinian tradition and cultural heritage. The 'džezva' is a regular guest at almost all cultural events in BiH, as well as abroad. Wherever Vispak's coffee pot appears, it attracts attention.

The giant coffee pot is a unique attraction, and millions of people around the world have drunk Bosnian coffee from the largest coffee pot at many events and occasions such as the World Expo 2010 in China, and the World Cup in Brazil in 2014, etc.  

Filling the Guinness coffee pot requires about 65 kilograms of coffee. The world's largest coffee pot was created in the summer of 2004 under the hammer of Baščaršija master Nasir Jabučar and his assistants.