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CLASS IN A CUP OF COFFEE
Jun
September 6
Drinking coffee is easy, but truly enjoying it takes effort.
To fully savor the taste of coffee, one must pay attention not only to the coffee beans and the brewing method, but also to the cup used. Today, LeCanFruits will help readers discover the right type of cup to bring out the most perfect flavor in every coffee experience.
Enjoyment involves more than just taste — it also engages your sight.
That’s why the presentation and decoration, especially when using the right glassware, play a key role in enhancing the overall flavor and experience of the coffee.
As we know, coffee comes in many variations — hot milk coffee, iced milk coffee, black coffee, iced black coffee, and so on. Each type of coffee pairs best with a specific type of cup or glass. Below are some popular styles of coffee cups:
1. Glass for Iced Milk Coffee
For this coffee variety, you should choose a tall glass with attractive patterns and a unique design. This adds a visually pleasing touch that enhances the drinker’s enjoyment. Adding a stirring spoon makes the coffee experience even more delightful.
2. Cup for Hot Milk Coffee or Black Coffee
For these types of coffee, it’s best to choose short cups, preferably with a handle, made of ceramic or glass. You can opt for a classic, petite porcelain cup, or go for a modern, sturdier version depending on your style.
3. Takeaway Cup
Life moves so fast these days that we often don’t have the luxury to slowly enjoy a cup of coffee. That’s why the takeaway cup was created. Made from lightweight materials and available in a wide variety of colors and designs, this type of cup has become extremely popular and widely favored.
4. Cup for Espresso and Cappuccino
As we know, ceramic, stoneware, and porcelain have excellent heat retention properties, while glass causes coffee to cool quickly. Plastic and metal can alter the flavor of coffee, and thin porcelain heats up too fast, making it difficult to hold. Therefore, the best cups for Cappuccino and Espresso are made from thick porcelain to retain warmth and preserve the drink’s quality.
5. Cup for Strong Black Coffee
This type of coffee is known for its high concentration and richness. When poured into a cup, it often appears to be a small serving. To make the cup look full, people tend to add a lot of ice, which ends up diluting the coffee. That’s why for this kind of coffee, it’s best to use short glass cups or those with a narrow waist design like the examples below:
Choosing the right cup for each type of coffee doesn’t just show your understanding and sophistication, it also helps enhance your coffee-drinking experience by preserving the full aroma and flavor.
These are just some of our suggestions — we hope you find the perfect cup to enjoy your favorite coffee!
