The Origami Aroma Mug Beige is a Japanese porcelain mug designed especially for experiencing the aromas and acidity of coffee. This 320 millilitre mug brings your cup closer to what a good specialty coffee has to offer.
The shape of the mug has been considered down to the last detail. The Origami Aroma Mug Beige encourages you to tilt your head back as you drink, so the coffee flows into the mouth more strongly. This brings the acidity into contact with the back of the tongue, where it is perceived most sensitively. It means that bright fruit acidity and subtle aromas come through quite differently than when drinking from an ordinary mug.
Technically, the Origami Aroma Mug Beige is made in Japan from high-quality porcelain. The mug withstands heat up to 120 degrees and is both microwave and dishwasher safe. The dimensions are practical: 9 centimetres in diameter, 8,2 centimetres high and 12 centimetres wide.
The matt beige colour is understated and elegant. Due to the nature of porcelain, you may notice small irregularities or pores on the surface. These are not flaws, but evidence of handcrafted Japanese manufacturing. Every Origami Aroma Mug Beige is therefore slightly one of a kind.
You can see and feel it in the cup: when you brew coffee by pour over and pour it into this mug, fruity notes and floral acidity open up clearly. That is why it is especially well suited to enjoying light-roasted specialty coffees.
The mug is also the perfect companion for mornings when you really want to pause over your coffee. It works just as well at the office as at home. The Origami Aroma Mug Beige is also a thoughtful gift for a coffee enthusiast who already owns good equipment but wants to take the experience to the next level.
ORIGAMI is a well-known brand in the world of specialty coffee. The same manufacturer also offers a wider range of drippers for pour over brewing. You can explore the rest of ORIGAMI's range on the manufacturer's website.
The Origami Aroma Mug Beige is simply a mug that makes good coffee better. It is not just a vessel, but part of the brewing process right into the cup.
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