The glass itself is dense meaning that these feel robust in your hands. They can be used in a microwave, freezer, dishwasher and oven. 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. Want 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? Quality-wise, these are a high-quality product made by experienced glassblowers. Each glass is hand-blown and is smooth, light and clear. 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.

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. 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 moreTheir uniqueness also makes these cups an ideal gift for a housewarming, wedding, birthday or Christmas.

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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.