Libbey Duratuff Cortado / Gibraltar Rocks Glass 4.5 OZ

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This isn't much of an issue with a drink as small as a Cortado, but it does mean you have to get a move on. It has an interesting twisted exterior that reflects the light differently, with a curved interior that has the same characteristic as the porcelain cups.

It might look like a shot glass but it's actually 3 1/8" tall, 3" across at the top and 2 1/8" across at the base. The VERO cortado glass is designed to be the ideal vessel for a cortado, larger in volume than a macchiato, and smaller than a cappuccino. They all have such a satisfying weight, feel good in the hand, keep the coffee warm when preheated, and fit under my cafelat robot espresso press perfectly.

capacity, they were crafted to be the ideal vessel for the cortado, taking into account the challenging aspect of pouring latte art into a rocks glass. Libby Gibraltar Glass: Made in the USA from patented 'Duratuff' glass, the Libby Glass Company's Gibraltar glass was made famous for Cortados by its use at Bluebottle Coffee, and remains in my opinion the ultimate way to enjoy this drink. Made from robust borosilicate glass, these coffee glasses are heat and thermal shock-resistant, so you don't have to worry about them cracking or breaking when pouring hot boiling water.

Firstly, they create a wide rim to help making latte art, which can be difficult on such a small drink. look fancier than you'd expect when cleaned up thanks to their neat fluted sides, are virtually unbreakable and are very ergonomic. Usually served in a traditional rocks glass, a cortado is slightly larger in volume than a macchiato, and smaller than a cappuccino.notNeutral addressed the challenge of pouring latte art in a traditional rocks glass by modelling the interior curve of the cup after their LINO cappuccino cup. This green-colored glass is also perfect for iced coffee, fresh cold-pressed juice, or your favorite drink served neat. With its mugs and cups, the Loveramics brand has established itself as a constant in the coffee scene.