Post your favorite coffee mug!!!

[eurasian]

 

[Expos of 1969]

Both of mine are Ivar's mugs but not because they're Ivar's mugs (although that place is great). The ceramic one is because it's comfortable to hold and super thick (like diner mugs) so it retains heat really well. That's important in an arid environment like in Colorado where heat dissipation it very fast.

Nice mug. I like it.

 

[jtara]

Do water bottles count?

 

[sman789]

All my mugs are clear.

 

[mmomega]

My wife has this thing about buying coffee cups, I don't understand but it's one of her things.
I don't have a favorite, I just grab one out of the cabinet, add coffee, go sit and drink.

 

[Sital]

My current favorite.

 

[willmtaylor]

My wife bought it from a local artist on a Coastal Ecology trip to the Gulf Coast while in college--we were only dating at the time. Married 12 years now.

 

[revmacian]

We’re talking coffee here.. my favorite coffee mug is one that isn’t empty

 

[MSastre]

Current coffee mug and fitting since it is Halloween. Jekyll & Hyde double emblem mug. 15+ oz. of morning goodness (maybe). All depends on mood.

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[markhort]

I was lucky enough to visit San Francisco a couple of year ago, so had to take a trip to Apple Park and Infinity Loop picked up a Apple Mug and Water bottle.

 

[Saritune]

 

[LizKat]

The "Coffee Heartbeat Mug" (from CafePress).

I've been thinking about getting this one lately because it just cracks me up. For the java to have that effect on me though it would probably have to be a 24oz mug (because I put a lot of milk in my coffee) and this one's only a 15. I'm still tempted.

 

[mrsmith1]

 

[tellitubbies]

This one. Never had the chance to have a coffee mug of my own (mainly because I have most of my coffees and teas outside) but if I had, this would be my favorite.

 

[myscrnnm]

I love mugs! Technically I think this is supposed to be a tea mug, given the matching pot; but I use it for coffee.

 

[oldBCguy]

Hand-crafted pottery -- purchased at a crafts (and flea) market sale in Moncton, New Brunswick -- way back in the early-90's, before I retired, and moved out west to BC -- the smaller mug (on the left) has been my favourite coffee mug now for some 20+ years.

 

[phr0z3n]

I'm a Peetnik!

 

[JahBoolean]

There is something special about the Wabi-Sabi that you can find in handmade ceramics. Glad that it finally got mainstream.

 

[AZhappyjack]

Graduated from IUB in 1977. I picked this mug up on my last trip back to the campus in about 1996 ... been drinking coffee out of this mug for over 25 years... the silkscreening is starting to wear, but so far, no chips!

 

[myscrnnm]

Commemorative mug that was given out at the grand opening of the Starbucks Reserve Roastery in Chicago in 2019.

 

[ranviper]

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Hey! I did the Strenuous Life challenge! Have the same mug, and the coin to prove it. What class?

 

[kppolich]

Current fav, older Milwaukee enamel big boy

 

[oldBCguy]

.. the newest mugs added to my collecion -- three different sizes, and so far, three quite different uses. All enjoyed, but the small 'espresso' mug (to the right) has really gathered most of my attention, and has been warming me the most, though not with coffee, I have been using it with liquor 'shots' and liqueurs.

 

[Anonymous Freak]

My primary work-from-home coffee mug at my desk:


The coffee mugs in our bedroom "coffee nook":


One I got in celebration of the eclipse a few years ago:


One I saw in the store a few years ago that I was *REALLY* tempted to buy as my "in the office" mug, but I've been working remote almost all the time, so didn't bother. When I do go in to the office, I just use a company-branded mug from the break room cabinets.