Origami Sensory Cup
Origami Sensory Cup
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The Origami Sensory Cup is made from the same Mino-Yaki porcelain found in the famous Origami Drippers.
Take your coffee experience to the next level with the new Sensory Cup from Origami Japan! Developed jointly with World Brewers Cup Champion Du Jianing, the Sensory Flavour Cup is designed to capture, enhance and retain the coffee's aroma.
The enhanced aroma affects the flavour and your overall experience by highlighting and intensifying your coffee's natural flavours.
These Origami cups available in pastel pink and can hold up to 350ml of water each, ample enough for one person however we recommend filling up to around the half way point for an optimum sensory experience.
Origami Sensory Cup Features:
The Texture:
Both the White and the Pink Origami Sensory cup feature a smooth glossy glazed ceramic which alters your flavour perception.
The Matte Black Origami Sensory cup has a textured feel and resembles a stone-like appearance.
The Colour:
The Origami Sensory Cup is available in 3x colours: Pink, White and Black.
Each colour allows you to experience coffee differently, the White colour allows you to asses the coffee and see the colour of the coffee impacting your flavour perception.
The Pink Origami Sensory Cup allows you to experience higher levels of perceived sweetness and still assess the colour of your coffee.
The Matte Black Origami Sensory Cup makes visually assessing the colour of your coffee much harder and challenges your other senses to taste the flavours and aromas of your coffee.
Included:
1x Origami Sensory Cup - (Pink / White / Black)
Dimensions
Dimensions
Measurement: 88 x 88 x 106mm
Weight: 365g
Lip Diameter: Ø 78mm
Capacity: 350ml
Materials
Materials
Mino Yaki Porcelain
Brand: Origami
SKU:ORI-SENSORY-PINK-1
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Such a beautiful cup, it really brings out the aroma and flavour in my coffee.
Looks gorgeous on the bench and feels lovely to drink from.