Photo of FELLOW Monty Latte Cup (11oz/325ml) ( Black ) [ Fellow ] [ Coffee Cups ]

Photo of FELLOW Monty Latte Cup (11oz/325ml) ( White ) [ Fellow ] [ Coffee Cups ]

Photo of FELLOW Monty Latte Cup (11oz/325ml) ( ) [ Fellow ] [ Coffee Cups ]

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FELLOW Monty Latte Cup (11oz/325ml)

Name: FELLOW Monty Latte Cup (11oz/325ml)
Brand: Fellow
SKU: FLLW-1169MB11
Price: 29.0 USD
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WHERE SOME SEE A CUP WE SEE A CANVAS

Meet the FELLOW Monty Latte Cup, a sleek double wall ceramic cup for beautiful espresso drinks. The hidden parabolic slope lifts crema to the top without disruption for perfect latte art. Dual wall ceramic to keep your coffee hotter for longer while the sleek metal bottom is a little nod to the classic Joey mug. Designed to be stackable, because Fellow knows you'll want more than one and an efficient way to store them. The Latte and Cappuccino cups stack together!
- One (1) Monty Latte Cup
- Capacity: 325ml (11oz)
- Materials: Double wall ceramic body with a copper (White) or graphite (Black) bottom
- NOT Dishwasher Safe. Wash with warm soapy water. Do not use abrasive soaps, cleansers or scouring pads.
Use to serve a beautiful latte or any other large volume drink.

a beauty

I really like the design and feel when I hold it. Just one thing - the slope is not as deep as I thought for latte art.

Perfect Mug

Keeps coffee hot longer and tastes better. I use this mug every day.

Pleasing to use

I love the texture and the faint pearly sheen, and they feel nice to drink from.

Nice for latte, not for art

Very nice product. Looks gorgeous. Unfortunately too tall to fit under most espresso machines with a scale. Product would have been better had they made it a bit wider rather than taller. Makes it really difficult for a latte art noob to get nice patterns as the opening is too narrow to really dip the nose of the milk cup in.