A small cup for an espresso, without a large mug.

Dotted version from Vietnam according to the supplier.

50 mm high and 60 mm in diameter; measure your space beforehand.

Stackable and dishwasher-safe according to Barista Essentials.
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Do you recognize this with your espresso machine?

You make a small espresso, but at home you always reach for the same large mug. Or you try to fit a cup under the portafilter and on a scale. A small espresso cup calls for a different size.

  • You are using a large mug

    Your small espresso is sitting at the bottom of a large coffee mug. You’re looking for a cup that better suits the amount.

  • There is little room under the spout

    With a tall cup and your scale on the drip tray, there is hardly any room left for the portafilter.

  • You keep serving it in something different

    One espresso goes into a glass and the next into a large mug, while you’d prefer to use a single size.
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A small cup for a real espresso

This handmade porcelain espresso cup has a capacity of 60 ml. It is 50 mm high and 60 mm in diameter. The inside is glazed, and the dotted exterior gives each cup its own unique look. It won't make your espresso taste any better, but it will let you serve it in a cup that is the right size for a small amount.

Who is this cup suitable for?

For those who make an espresso at home and want to use a small porcelain cup. For cappuccino or latte you need more capacity; also check if the height fits under your machine.

What exactly do you get?

You will receive one dotted porcelain espresso cup, capacity 60 ml. The height is 50 mm and the diameter 60 mm. Coffee and other cups are not included.

Would you prefer a plain cup? Then take a look at the grey 60 ml espresso cup. That is a separate product.

Why height is important

The height of 50 mm is handy to measure beforehand. If you place a scale under your filter holder, include the height of that scale. The size of the cup alone is no guarantee that it will fit.

Would you rather make a cappuccino? Then a dotted cappuccino cup of 180 ml is a more logical size than 60 ml.

Measure the height with your scale next to it before ordering.

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How to use the espresso cup at home

First, measure the space under your machine. Then you can use the cup in a fixed position when making and serving espresso.

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  • Stap 1: Een man geniet thuis van koffie bij het keukenraam, met een groot cijfer 1 op de voorgrond.

    Measure the space

    Measure from the drip tray to the coffee spout. Are you using a scale? Place it down first and check if a 50 mm tall cup fits.

  • Stap 2: Een man leest thuis de krant met een kop koffie, met een groot cijfer 2 op de voorgrond.

    Make your espresso

    Briefly rinse the cup with warm water if you want to preheat it. Empty it, place it securely under the spout and make your espresso.

  • Stap 3: Een espressomachine bereidt thuis een kop koffie, met een groot cijfer 3 op de voorgrond.

    Rinse after use

    What to do at step 3?
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About the contents, dimensions, the number of cups, and cleaning.

Frequently asked questions about the 60 ml espresso cup

Is 60 ml enough for a double espresso?

That depends on how much espresso you make and how much crema forms on top. Measure your usual drink volume; the capacity of this cup is 60 ml, no more.

Does this cup fit under my espresso machine?

The cup is 50 mm high and 60 mm in diameter. Measure the clearance under your spout and include the thickness of any scale. Dimensions alone do not guarantee a universal fit.

Should I buy one cup or a set?

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Can the cup go in the dishwasher?

Yes, according to Barista Essentials, the porcelain cup is dishwasher-safe. After use, it is best to rinse it briefly and avoid soaking it for extended periods.

Is this also suitable for a cappuccino or latte?

For milk-based drinks, 60 ml is usually too small. For a cappuccino, choose the dotted 180 ml cup, and for a larger latte, the dotted 250 ml cup. This way, you can choose based on the amount of milk and coffee.

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Dotted porcelain espresso cup, 60 ml

Espresso is often made in a small quantity. This dotted espresso cup has a capacity of 60 ml and is handmade from porcelain. With a height of 50 mm and a diameter of 60 mm, you can easily check beforehand whether the cup fits under your filter holder. The glazed interior is practical for daily use.

If you prefer larger coffee with milk, take a look at the dotted latte cup of 250 ml. When making your choice, pay particular attention to the amount of drink and the available space under your coffee machine.

Does 60 ml suit your espresso?

Would you like to use a small, dotted porcelain cup for your espresso? Check the correct version and the current ordering conditions at Barista Essentials.

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