Gray, your size
Three separate matte cups: 60, 180 and 250 ml. Compare the capacity and exterior dimensions before choosing.
Grey coffee cups: choose 60, 180 or 250 ml
If you want one plain grey series, choose the size you use most often: 60 ml for espresso, 180 ml for a smaller milk drink, or 250 ml for more serving capacity. All three are individual matte grey cups with a glazed interior, not a set. Porcelain and dishwasher use are mentioned by the supplier for this series.
Check the external dimensions per cup: 60 ml has a 60 mm diameter and 50 mm height; 180 ml has an 80 mm diameter and 60 mm height; 250 ml has an 84 mm diameter and 65 mm height according to the product descriptions. There is no handle. Measure under your spout and add the height of your scale. Do not automatically assume the dimensions of half-glazed colors and do not choose based solely on the name of your machine.
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Gray 60 ml Espresso Cup: A Suitable Cup for Your Espresso | Barista Essentials
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Gray 180 ml Cappuccino Cup: Choose Your Milk Drink Mindfully | Barista Essentials
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Gray 250 ml Latte Cup: Choose Your Milk Drink Mindfully | Barista Essentials
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Choosing and maintaining a grey series
The three grey cups have the same understated finish, but different capacities and external dimensions. Start with the size you use every day. You donβt need to buy a complete set to enjoy a pleasant cup of coffee. The photo showing three cups on books illustrates one possible combination; the books and additional cups are not included.
For this matte series, the supplier states that the cups are handmade porcelain from Vietnam and have glazed interiors. Small visible differences may occur with handmade items. The natural exterior may initially feel somewhat rough and may be more prone to staining. This does not mean that you can predict a consistent level of roughness or identical finish for each piece from a photo.
All three matte cups are dishwasher-safe. Rinse after use, do not soak, and use a clean brush or sponge when washing by hand. After rinsing, do not wait unnecessarily long before placing them in the dishwasher. This care information applies to the matte series selected here; cups with a different finish may have different instructions.
Choose a capacity that suits how much you want to serve. Adding more milk to the same espresso changes the ratio, even if you use a larger cup in the same colour. For other colours and finishes with the same capacity, compare the 60ml espresso cups, the 180ml cups or the 250ml cups. For all capacities together, see the coffee cup overview.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Choose 60 ml if you want to serve a small espresso, 180 ml for a smaller milk drink, or 250 ml when you want more capacity. The cup does not prescribe a fixed coffee-milk recipe. You buy each size separately.
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The finishes are described with different dimensions in the current sources. For matte grey, the product description states a height of 60 mm for 180 ml and a diameter of 84 mm for 250 ml. Therefore, do not automatically assume the 57 mm and 88 mm dimensions of the half-glazed versions apply.
Collapsible row
Yes. For the selected matte grey series, the supplier specifies handmade porcelain and a glazed interior. This information does not automatically apply to every other finish in the webshop.
Collapsible row
Yes, that applies to all three selected matte cups. Rinse them first after use and do not wait unnecessarily long to start the cycle. Do not soak the cups; use a clean brush or sponge for hand washing.
Collapsible row
You need to measure that. According to the product descriptions, the heights are 50, 60 and 65 mm for 60, 180 and 250 ml respectively. Add the height of the scale itself and also check the weighing platform and the spout position. A machine brand alone does not guarantee compatibility.
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Collection: Grey coffee cups: choose 60, 180 or 250 ml
If you want one plain grey series, choose the size you use most often: 60 ml for espresso, 180 ml for a smaller milk drink, or 250 ml for more serving capacity. All three are individual matte grey cups with a glazed interior, not a set. Porcelain and dishwasher use are mentioned by the supplier for this series.
Check the external dimensions per cup: 60 ml has a 60 mm diameter and 50 mm height; 180 ml has an 80 mm diameter and 60 mm height; 250 ml has an 84 mm diameter and 65 mm height according to the product descriptions. There is no handle. Measure under your spout and add the height of your scale. Do not automatically assume the dimensions of half-glazed colors and do not choose based solely on the name of your machine.
View the cups at Barista Essentials
Affiliate: via this link you will be redirected to Barista Essentials. They handle the order, shipping, returns, and the right of withdrawal. Geert-Jan de Baristaman receives a commission without you paying more for it.


