On the other hand, double-colour options increase the energy of the collection, adding a dynamic atmosphere to the cups. As any purist will tell you, espresso is not coffee — and, therefore, should not be treated as such. Smaller cups are key to a flavorful and manageable sip, luxury drinkware for espresso and most espresso cups clock in between 2.5 and 3.5 ounces. No surprise the cups come in several different colors — Le Creuset does love color options — and while they aren’t stackable, they are durable thanks to a tough exterior enamel. Three ounces provides plenty of space for your double shot, and the cozy stoneware walls will keep it hot. All your coffeeware can match with Fellow’s line of coffee mugs and espresso cups.

The short answer is yes, the shape of your espresso cup will affect your espresso. Ideally you want an espresso cup that tapers in with a rounded inside. The rounded inside of the cup will affect the espresso when it is poured into the cup, allowing the espresso to swirl around nicely, and the crema to float on top.

Please also remember that you can contact us via email or phone - where you will be speaking to a member of our customer service team based in our North Dorset shop. Part of the Vintage Indigo Collection by Katie Alice that marries vintage blue roses with navy gingham and a ditsy polka dot for a classic Katie Alice look. The collection was inspired by the blue and white delft tiles that Katie saw whilst on a tour of Rembrandt's house in Amsterdam and is a modern take on those traditional blue and white designs. Vintage Indigo works well as a standalone collection, or for a truly eclectic look, try mixing and matching with pieces from other Katie Alice collections. If you need need a bit of sunshine with your morning brew, these vintage cups luxury drinkware for espresso are for you!

The Italian word for cup, ‘la tazza’, seems to have its origin in the Arabic 'tassah', an ancient traditional glass in the Middle Eastern world in which drinks were customarily served. Arabia, or in any case the world beyond the Mediterranean Sea and the natural borders of Turkey and the Caspian Sea, always comes up when talking about coffee. The Arabica variety is one of the main components of the coffee we all enjoy on our tables today. Since the cups are sold individually and each hand-dipped, you can build a unique set one by one. If you'd like to keep your coffee drinkware matching, CB2 also makes this cup in a full 12-ounce size to accommodate cappuccinos, lattes, and more. When we perform our espresso taste testing, these are the cups we pull out.

The coffee cups available on the market can really satisfy all tastes, even the most demanding. Today we know coffee cups as an integral part of a set that also includes a metal or, for more frugal occasions, plastic spoon, and a saucer, almost always matching the cup in both color and material composition. With a cup capacity of 80ml, this Vintage Indigo set of 2 espresso cups & saucers is both microwave and dishwasher safe. These handcrafted vintage espresso cups bring a quirky unique blend to your home. But are easy to hold and each one comes with their very own ceramic holder.

By the way, don't , there's no chance I'm ever drinking espresso out again unless I absolutely have to. While I've probably lost a few friends in the outside world due to my deepening obsession with achieving the perfect espresso shot right within the confines of my own four walls, I'm saving a bit of money and having fun in the process.

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