What do you drink your coffee out of?

[janry]

Hot, strong and black. LOL I have accumulated a number of mugs through the years. My favorites are ones I got each time I hit an incremental 5 gallon blood donation when I lived in Houston, TX years ago. But currently, I used an 18 oz. plastic insulated mug my wife gave me that celebrates Alabama's last national championship. I love my Bama football even more than coffee!

 

[Bob_E]

I drink my coffee black. If I'm at home I prefer a ceramic mug. I also prefer white mugs because it makes them easier to clean since the coffee stains can easily be seen.
If I'm not at home the container has to have a lid. I prefer a disposable styrofoam cup over a plastic travel mug. I had a glass lined metal travel mug once that I really liked, but the handle and lid were plastic. First the handle broke off, I just started holding it like a styrofoam cup. Then a chunk of the lid broke off preventing it from sealing or staying in place. So, I threw in the towel and chucked it.

 

[JumpinJakJava]

99.99% of the time- ceramic mug(pre-heated as PinkRose suggested). I used to drink black only. But as I have gotten older, I "half to half", my half & half,
No milk, sugar, or flavoring, thank you.

 

[SmallTownCoffeeRoastersNC]

I use the same ss starbux mug as RedlandRoaster, but I didn't buy it. Someone left it at my house a few years ago and I've somehow managed to keep up with it. I pour hot water in it while my coffee's brewing so it doesn't steal too much heat. My dad uses a slim 16oz ss thermos that keeps his warm for a longlong time. Plastic users should beware of BPA as hot liquids tend to extract that stuff from the mug to your beverage :/

Monte

 

[olivierbest]

for me its ceramic mug than glass item

 

[Zimmy]

My go to mug is a 10oz d'ANCAP ceramic... Nice thick walls and small enough so that coffee doesn't get overly cold during the process...

I prefer coffee black... ~125ºF... Medium to light roast so the complexities of the coffee are not masked...

As far as varietal and flavor profile, that changes depending on time of day... I like a more carmel/chocolate profiled cup in the morning and a fruitier cup in the afternoon/evening...

Favorite espresso based beverage is a traditional 6oz cappuccino...

Cheers!
Chris Zimmerman
Co-Owner/Operator Ellipsis Coffeehouse

 

[Ronc23]

I like the good ol ceramic mug with paper/cardboard a close second. For me...anything from a metal (sometimes plastic)mug alters the taste of the coffee.

I like my my coffee with some milk (2%\whole), once in a while straight black pending what I'm drinking..

 

[Immersetnick]

I like the have options & control over in creating my perfect cup of coffee so we created Immerset. An invention that combines both French Press & Pour Over. You have control over grind density, immersion time and flow.

 

[expresso]

I use a ceramic mug. Maybe the color of the mug would have an impact on the experience.

 

[ghwh]

A big 30oz ceramic mug.

 

[Noir]

Smallest cup possible. usually an expresso one, even if I have to keep filling it up.

 

[claire1225]

I love it best out of a glass

 

[cafeaulait]

I have an old-logo Intelligentsia mug that I've had for years... that's my go-to mug.

I also have a fun Canon coffee tumbler, as I'm a photo hobbyist as well - The Photojojo Store ? the Most Awesome Photo Gifts and Gear for Photographers
You get some fun looks sometimes with that mug!

 

[tmcc]

Unlike wine glasses where there are very specific glasses for the various types of wines, I don't think it makes a difference whether you drink your coffee from a mug, cup or glass fruit jar.

 

[Coffeeadict]

A premium Full City Roast, Black!
Bone China Coffee Mug at home.
Paper cup on the road.
Never more then 10 oz. per cup.

That's how I like it.