Espresso Cups

Individual espresso cups!

Britto individual espresso cups are perfect for those who value authenticity. Featuring exclusive artwork signed by Romero Britto, each piece brings energy and personality to your table setting.

Ideal for turning your daily coffee into a moment of inspiration, these mini cups become true symbols of joy, whether for your own use or as a thoughtful gift. Highlights:

• Iconic designs such as Green New Day, Night Landscape, and Viva, all with bold and irreverent pop art;

• Comfort, ergonomics, and durability, thanks to high-quality porcelain;

• Perfect capacity for espresso (2 to 3 oz), enhancing the body and aroma of your coffee.

Espresso cup sets and collections

For special occasions or to add charm to your daily routine, our espresso cup sets bring harmony and style to every table. They feature elegant combinations of colors and unmistakable prints, designed to delight those who appreciate design and exclusivity. Ideal options for collectors, couples, gatherings, and meaningful gifts. Differentials:

• Variety of sets: choose between two, four, or more pieces, always with matching saucers;

• Sophisticated packaging, ready for gifting on special occasions;

• Exclusive prints: flowers, hearts, best friends, BRITTO brushstrokes;

• Some kits are available in limited editions and promotional offers.

What is the capacity of espresso cups and coffee cups?

Espresso cups typically hold approximately 2.5 oz. Many people confuse them with Turkish coffee cups, but the models differ in both shape and intended use.

Which coffee cups are ideal for espresso?

Among the coffee cups recommended for espresso, spherical porcelain models are the most suitable. They are narrower at the base and slightly wider at the top, helping maintain temperature while enhancing the aromas and flavors.

Unlike coffee mugs, which are larger and intended for other beverages, espresso cups are designed for smaller, more concentrated servings.

Is there a difference between expresso and espresso in coffee cups?

Both spellings are considered correct. Espresso, with an S, comes from Italian and refers to coffee prepared under pressure. Expresso, with an X, is a Portuguese adaptation and also conveys the idea of something quick. Regardless of spelling, espresso cups and coffee cups designed for this preparation follow the same size and shape standards.

Now that you’ve explored our collection of espresso cups, be sure to visit our spoon rests category to decorate your table setting while serving a delicious espresso. See you there.