Nespresso -View Collection: Set of 2 Espresso Glass Cups and Saucers (80 ml)

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As well as the glass cups, you get saucers too. These are more of an oval shape and are ideal for holding your spoon, sugar or maybe a biscuit or two. A comfortable handle is also key, so it helps if you can test a cup in person before committing. That being said, there are several espresso cups on the market with no handles at all, which is a modern and sleek design interpretation, as long as they boast added considerations (like a double wall) to ensure the cup doesn’t burn your hand as you hold it. As a brand, Sweejar are known for their high-quality ceramic products for around the home. They make all sorts of tea and coffee ware, baking ware, oil bottles and even pet bowls.

The set comes with two cups and saucers. What makes these particularly special is that besides the tempered glass cups, each one is paired with a stainless-steel saucer. The saucer is shiny with a brushed finish. A recipe inspired by the "Crème Brûlée" with expressive, fluffy milk foam. It complements the smoothness and fruitiness of the Volluto Grand Cru. Find out more The glass itself is dense meaning that these feel robust in your hands. They can be used in a microwave, freezer, dishwasher and oven.Each cup weighs 113 grams and is conical in shape. They hold 110ml of fluids, which makes these suitable for espresso, double espresso and tea. For a classic cup, go for porcelain or ceramic. These are a barista’s favourite for good reason. Porcelain and ceramic won’t leach flavours into your drink, nor will they absorb flavours either. Finally, the cups are guaranteed and come with an 18-month warranty. Glastal has a friendly customer care team for all queries too.

Quality-wise, these are a high-quality product made by experienced glassblowers. Each glass is hand-blown and is smooth, light and clear. Their uniqueness also makes these cups an ideal gift for a housewarming, wedding, birthday or Christmas. When shopping for the best espresso cups, there are a few key design elements you should pay close attention to. First and foremost? A tapered shape. While we did include a few straight-sided cups on our list, most professionals agree that the ideal shape for an espresso cup is one that’s slightly tapered at the base to help maximize the crema and increase the ease of sipping. If you want some espresso cups for a special occasion or just fancy drinking out of a luxurious set, the Sara Miller espresso cup and saucer set is a wonder to behold. These ceramic, fine China cups are a real indulgence and would make an ideal gift. The cups are designed with birds and come as a set of four. They are superbly presented in a beautiful gift box. These Miamio cups are part of the brand’s Le Papillon Collection (Le Papillon means ‘the butterfly’ in French). The interiors are the colours of the rainbow – red, orange, yellow, green, blue and purple. As well as these espresso cups, you can get the same style in large mugs and bowls too.Each cup holds 70ml, making them ideal for an espresso at home. The cups are made from break-resistant, high-quality porcelain that is resistant to heat. This means that you can use them in your dishwasher, microwave oven and freezer. The handles are insulated to protect your fingers from the hot liquid. The cups have a useful handle as they are not double-walled glass and so you can protect your fingers from the heat of the coffee. This is why the saucers are also useful too! If you love the look of these cups as much as we do, you might be inclined to go for other items in the same collection too. There are cake plates, a teapot, and a 12-piece dinner set as well as larger mugs and a cake stand. The porcelain is professional grade and lead-free. The cups are extremely durable and can be used safely in a microwave, dishwasher, freezer and oven. They’re also resistant to chips and have more thermal insulation than a glass cup. Being easy to clean and look after, these cups will retain their newness for a long time.

Choosing the right cup comes down to science. There have been studies on how a person’s choice of cup affects how they perceive the taste. In the experiments, it was found that the colour of the cup greatly influenced the taste perception of the participants. For example, when the coffee was served in a white cup, it was deemed to not be as sweet as the coffee served in a blue or transparent cup. Our guide will take you through a selection of what we believe to be the best espresso cups in terms of look, functionality and, of course, taste. Materials & Style If you like to see what you’re drinking, glass espresso cups are a good choice. You really get to see that crema in its full glory. Like steel, glass doesn’t insulate well, and so double-walled cups are recommended. This recipe blends the cereal notes of the Capriccio Grand Cru with the freshness of mint chocolate and the roundness of crumbled nougat. Find out moreWant to learn more about espressp cups? Read on before you make your decision on the best espresso cup for you… What Makes An Espresso Cup? The cups are made from a durable, strong, high-quality glass and can be washed in the dishwasher without shattering or losing their shine. If you choose to use this glass for a cold drink, you’ll be pleased to know that this double wall helps to keep things cool too – and you won’t get that annoying condensation thanks to the insulating double wall. These are among the smallest cups in our Best Espresso Cups Guide as they have a capacity of 75ml. This makes them perfect for espressos.

These transparent espresso cups each hold 80ml and weigh 450g. They measure 10.1 centimetres in diameter. Due to their delicate nature, these fine China espresso cups are not suitable for dishwasher use and must be hand-washed. They also can’t be used in the microwave, oven or freezer.One of the first decisions you’ll come up against is which type of material to choose for your espresso cup. Ceramic and porcelain are among the most popular options, though glass vessels are increasing in popularity, especially among coffee connoisseurs that prefer a more modern look. Generally, double-walled borosilicate glass will give you the best heat retention, with ceramic and porcelain following close behind. Stainless steel is also a worthy option though, as mentioned, some pros prefer to avoid the material due to its ability to impact the flavor of a roast. Ceramic cups are typically less expensive too. This is because fired clay is automatically more insulating than stainless steel, so they don’t require a double wall. Being ceramic means they will break if dropped, so they’re best for using at home.