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Porcelain Sensory Coffee Cup

Nectarine Blush – Coffee Sensory Cup, Small Tilt

CCCLAY's Nectarine Blush Small Tilt Cup is a 120 ml porcelain coffee sensory cup with a red-and-yellow gradient glaze inspired by ripe nectarines, designed for comparing thin- and thick-side sipping as coffee cools.

Sale price$65.00
Size: 120 ml

Best Uses

  • Thin side: Designed to bring perceived acidity and sweetness into focus.
  • Thick side: Designed to bring mouthfeel and body into focus.
  • Temperature comparison: Alternate between both sides as the coffee cools to explore how your perception of acidity, sweetness and body changes.

Key Specifications

  • Product: Nectarine Blush – Coffee Sensory Cup, Small Tilt.
  • Cup shape: Small Tilt.
  • Capacity: 120 ml.
  • Material: Porcelain; made in China.
  • Design: Thick and thin sipping sides in one cup, designed for comparing acidity and sweetness with mouthfeel and body as coffee cools.
  • Technique: Red-and-yellow spray-applied gradient glaze.
  • Kaolin sources: Hunan, Jiangxi and Guangdong, China.
  • Porcelain-body firing: 1,220°C or higher.

Compare CCCLAY cup shapes and their intended uses

Design & Craft

  • Technique: Red and yellow glazes are spray-applied to create a two-color gradient.
  • Craft challenge: Firing temperature must be carefully controlled so both glazes develop their intended colors. The application is also controlled to keep the transition between red and yellow soft and natural.
  • Design inspiration: Ripe nectarines inspire the palette, with crimson-red blush blending into golden-yellow tones across the skin of the fruit.
  • Finish: High-fired colored glaze. Small variations in the handmade finish make each piece individual.

Materials

Porcelain made from an exclusive kaolin blend sourced from Hunan, Jiangxi and Guangdong, China. The blend is formulated for the functional requirements of each cup design. The porcelain body is fired at 1,220°C or higher. Red and yellow high-temperature glazes are spray-applied to form a two-color gradient, with firing temperature controlled for color development.

Product Care

  • Dishwasher safe.
  • Clean with a soft sponge and dry with a soft cloth.
  • Avoid steel wool and abrasive cleaning tools.

Read the complete CCCLAY Product Care guide

Shipping & Delivery

We ship all over the world. Shipping costs will apply, and will be added at checkout.

Orders are shipped within 5 business days of payment confirmation. Please note that weekends and national holidays are not included in this processing time.

Nectarine Blush – Coffee Sensory Cup, Small Tilt
Nectarine Blush – Coffee Sensory Cup, Small Tilt120 ml Sale price$65.00

Porcelain Designed for Professional Beverage Tasting

CCCLAY designs and makes porcelain tasting cups for coffee, tea, craft beer, wine and spirits, using proprietary kaolin blends and specially developed glazes.

Kaolin origin: Premium kaolin sourced from Hunan, Jiangxi and Guangdong, China.
Proprietary porcelain blends: Kaolin from these three provinces is blended to meet the functional requirements of each cup design.
High-temperature firing: The porcelain is fired at 1,220°C or higher.
Beverage-specific glazes: CCCLAY develops custom glazes for different beverages, with the aim of enhancing aroma and flavor perception and delivering a smooth, refined drinking experience.

For CCCLAY, competition-level tasting is a commitment to care, precision and attention to every drink.

Rooted in Traditional Chinese Color-Glaze Craftsmanship

CCCLAY innovates the heritage with a modern touch  — developing gradient effects with richer colors and smoother, more natural transitions, breathing modern life into an ancient technique. 

Uniquely Handmade

Because these cups are handmade, each one possesses its own unique beauty and character. The slight variations, including minor bumps or pores, are a natural result of the porcelain material and our careful crafting process.

These distinctive features make your cup unique and truly special.

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