Loveramics Brewers - 150 ml Nutty Tasting Cup - Basalt

€ 24,95

Nutty is a 150 ml handmade ceramic tasting cup. Its shape makes it a great aroma collector. Perfect for serving rather heavy coffees, with the notes of chocolate and caramel, typical for the coffees from South America.

The walls of the cup are decorated with an irregular pattern. Made of high-quality, durable ceramics, typical for Loveramics. Dishwasher and microwave safe.

The cup makes a perfect set with the rest of the Loveramic Brewers series.


Loveramics is porcelain created with passion and love. The combination of these emotions with hard work allows to achieve mastery and arouse immense delight. That is what the producers from Hong Kong achieved. The vessels are available in many colours, catch the eye and fit in with the highest standards.

The Bond series has been designed by Simon Stevens - a world-class designer and winner of many awards in the field of ceramic products. On a daily basis, Simon runs a design studio in London and cooperates with the greatest manufacturers of ceramics all over the world. His work has been exhibited in many prestigious places such as museums in London and Frankfurt The 3 styles of tasting cup is your companion to specialty coffee. Featuring 3 shapes of cups, they allow you to taste different profiles of coffee with ease. The wide opening will allow you to smell the aroma of floral coffee, while the enclosed shape will give a thickening effect. The Jug fits on most Drippers in the world and serve 2 cups, right about to give the experience twice.

Simon Stevens is an award winning product designer and a driving force in ceramic design. Simon has worked with some of World's most prestigious ceramic manufacturers and has taught and lectured on the subject throughout the UK. He has headed up Design Teams for lifestyle brands and now continues his design career in the established Simon Stevens Design Studio based in London. Simon's dynamic creativity resulted in his most successful designs being in the permanent collections of the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Frankfurt Museum of Applied Art.

Material: Ceramic