Bone china and porcelain cups (which are also sometimes clubbed under ceramic) have been used for ages as teaware, and are the material of choice when it comes to drinking tea. When made the right way, porcelain is amazingly non-porous, and the vitrified glaze makes it non-reactive as well. What is the best material for … Read more
What is the use of irish coffee mug? What is an Irish Coffee Mug? The Irish Coffee mug is, unsurprisingly, primarily used for serving Irish Coffees Unlike a standard coffee or tea mug, it’s made from clear glass and features a squat stem and base that elevate the drink off the bar or table. What … Read more
Tea, when brewed with this method, has a reduced water contact time in comparison to coffee because of relatively larger particle size. However, Japanese green tea is usually infused for a relatively short time and works well with pour-over method Can you use Chemex for tea? tea brewing This one is for all you tea … Read more
Myka Meier of Beaumont Etiquette says the correct way to hold your coffee mug is like this. “ Loop your index finger into the handle and keep your thumb on top of the handle. Your remaining three fingers, middle, index and pinkie, are tucked into the palm of your hand” How do you carry hot … Read more