Italian porcelain · Modern Standard branded
Espresso Cup & Saucer, 75ml
The espresso cup from our café bar. Thick Italian porcelain that keeps a single or double shot hot, with our wordmark on the cup and our M on the saucer.
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- Capacity
- 75ml (2.5oz)
- Height
- 5.5cm
- Cup diameter
- 6.4cm
- Material
- Hard-glazed porcelain
- Made in
- Verona, Italy, by Ancap
- Branding
- Wordmark on cup, M on saucer
Which size do I need?
All three cups shown to scale. Pick the cup for the drink you make most. Baristas use cup size to set the ratio of coffee to milk, so the right cup makes the drink taste right.
The cups from our café bar
We had these made by Ancap in Verona for serving our own coffee. Ancap porcelain is the cup you'll find on the bar in serious Italian cafés: thick walls that hold the heat, a hard glaze that keeps its shine, and a weight that feels right in the hand. Ours carry the Modern Standard wordmark on the cup and our M on the saucer.
Make the drink to fit the cup
Our house espresso recipe is 18g in, 34–36g out, in 24–26 seconds. Here's what goes in each cup.
Espresso cup
A straight shot or a macchiato. Momentum gives you chocolate, almond and butterscotch.
Momentum Espresso · from £6.00Flat white cup
A double shot with a thin layer of silky milk. Magnitude's chocolate and caramel carry through the milk.
Magnitude Espresso · from £6.00Latte cup
More milk and a softer drink. Mellow Decaf works well for an afternoon latte.
Mellow Decaf · from £8.50Good to know
What's the difference between a single set and a box of 6?
A single set is one cup and one saucer. A box of 6 is six cups and six saucers, packed the way they arrive from Ancap, and costs less per cup.
Which size should I choose?
Espresso (75ml) for espresso and macchiato, flat white (150ml) for flat whites and cortados, and latte (260ml) for lattes, large cappuccinos and mochas.
Can I buy for my café or office?
Yes. Boxes of 6 are the easiest way to stock a bar. For larger quantities, get in touch with our wholesale team.