Coffee is as complex as wine. Kruve’s coffee glasses help you appreciate it. - Yanko Design

Designed with the elegance of a fluted wine or champagne drinking glass, and with a double-walled construction that allows you to capeesh your caffeinated beverage without burning your fingers, the Kruve EQ helps plough your quick morning time set into a multi-sensory gourmet experience.

Available in a set along with an elegant double-walled carafe you lot tin straight brew in, Kruve EQ's glasses help activate every single one of your sense, allowing you to appreciate the gilded elixir the way it was meant to. Designed by Kruve, who are all too passionate about their cups of coffee (they even designed this coffee sifter to bring consistency to your coffee grounds) the EQ glasses come in 2 designs that are the changed of each other. Each glass, notwithstanding, contains an inner container/wall that is either narrow and long, or wide and short. These two inner container variations are near alike to the ones we'd see between glasses for red and white wines. The transparent, thin borosilicate construction allows y'all to adore the color of the brew (the brew'due south hue, if you lot will), while the wide and narrow inner walls command the degree of oxidation, affecting the intensity of the java'southward taste brought well-nigh past its acerbity. A wider glass brings about more than acerbity, working well with chocolatey/nutty roasts, while a narrower drinking glass prevents oxidization, making it apt for already acidic light-roasts that accept a more fruity/citrusy flavour.

The wide and narrow spectacles are further complemented by wide and narrow rims that allow the coffee to collaborate with larger or smaller areas on your tongue. They're also designed to either trap or focus the olfactory property of the coffee, while the glasses themselves need to be held at a more than horizontal angle in order to drinkable your coffee, assuasive your nose to pick up on all the aromas equally the coffee tantalizes each sense… because drinking java can be an incredibly nuanced gourmet experience too!

Designer: Kruve