연락처 : VI 이메일 : katharina.lanning@hotmail.co.uk In the following text we will go into all the important points you should know about an espresso cup. (But with these manners, oh Bridget, you look like a cup of coffee. Underneath you hide the sugar and on top, instead, you are bitter, Roberto Murolo, A Tazza 'E Café). During the process, the inside of the handle is carefully checked and reworked.

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Some even say that the thicker rim that those types of cups provide sit nicer against your lips, providing a more enjoyable coffee experience. However, all ceramic and porcelain cups should have sufficient heat retention for average consumption. It all comes down to personal aesthetic preference, and what you feel is most comfortable to drink out of. 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, and most espresso cups clock in between 2.5 and 3.5 ounces.

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Another important consideration is your daily espresso routine. That to say, whether you regularly pull a single or double shot determines the cup size you’ll need. As it happens, plenty of purists will tell you that stainless steel cups can negatively affect the taste of espresso. While that might be true, these babies will really keep coffee warm, thanks to their double wall construction.

These stainless steel espresso cups are available in natural steel, white, black, blue or a combo set with one of each color for $39.99. Made of double wall 18/8 food grade stainless steel with a powder coat finish, these espresso cups are the real deal! For starters, there’s a double walled base that keeps espresso hot and protects your fingers from getting burned. What’s more, the top of the glass is single-walled and the generous opening allows you to really get your nose in there and capture more aroma as you’re drinking. Thing is, an espresso shot is a concentrated version of coffee that’s meant to be sipped. Plus, you want to keep all that aromatic goodness enclosed in a small space.

These cups look nice but are painfully hot to the touch after pulling fresh espresso — which also means they don’t retain heat well. They're the ideal size for a double shot, aren't too pricey, and are stackable. Smithers coffee and espresso gear Other handled cups like the notNeutral Lino porcelain cup and Open Kitchen by William Sonoma had small handles that required me to pinch my fingers around them to use. The Villeroy & Boch New Wave cup, which looked super fun, was surprisingly comfortable in my right hand.

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It’s important that the espresso cup is not too big, as this can cause the crema to spread out, become too thin, and fade quickly. An espresso cup, also known as a demitasse cup - the French word for half cup, is the smallest of the coffee cups. The cup, though small, tends to be narrower at the base, and wider at the rim. Demitasse or espresso cups typically range in size from two to four ounces. The ideal size for a single-shot espresso cup would be two ounces, with a double-shot espresso cup being three to 3.5 ounces. Espresso starts to look stingy in cups larger than four ounces.