There’s a secret to a perfect cup of coffee. Yes, obviously good beans, water-coffee ratio and the ideal grind. Sure. But also the right temperature. Some people like it scalding hot. (How will you know you’re alive on a Monday if you’re not giving yourself third-degree burns to galvanize you after a weekend stupor?) Others prefer a pleasant, mellow steam. The National Coffee Association recommends a temperature of 90.5°C to 96°C for a perfect brew.
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These porcelain Orion coffee cups provide a thick wall to keep coffee at the right temperature, while the round base allows coffee to settle at the bottom and develop full flavor. These high temperature-fired porcelain Italian coffee cups come in a variety of sizes: 80ml espresso cup (P520), 150ml egg cup (P620) and 220ml egg cup (P650).
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The egg shape and creamy smooth finish in a variety of photo-friendly colors all work to create a cafe experience at home. The dense body yields a cozy, homey feeling.
Fans of brands like Le Creuset, Staub or Dansk will probably enjoy this brand. You can purchase it here.
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