Cuppa Tea.

Fancy a cuppa?

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On this subject; tea cups and coffee mugs? Tea mug and coffee cup?

When it comes to wine, the shape of the glass is rather important on how you experience the drink. Champagne flutes are shaped that way for a reason, and there's a reason why glasses for red wind and white wine differ in shape.

Tea though? The common mug has killed off the cup and saucer, or perhaps the cup and saucer was never that popular to begin with.

I'll have to find a study that details the perfect dimensions for tea drinking receptacles, another for coffee, and then write one for Horlicks.


Oh and work on my Jedi grip.