Tea mugs for restaurants

Unlike tea cups, tea mugs have a much larger capacity. They can hold up to half a liter of hot beverage. For optimum tea enjoyment, there are also tea mugs with an integrated strainer and lid. The question of the handle is again a matter of taste: while a to-go tea mug can do without one, a Tea Mug may also have a handle to match the serving ware.

How do tea mugs differ from tea cups? 

Tea mugs are larger and taller than tea cups and can hold more liquid. While mugs are meant exclusively for serving, tea mugs-to-go can also be taken along for the ride. No matter what you choose: Tea mugs are an absolute must for your hospitality tableware set.

Which tea mug suits your style?

Fine porcelain tea mugs date back to the origins of tea culture in Japan and China. If you like it more modern, tea mugs made of ceramic or glass are perhaps the right thing for you. It's best to set contrasting accents to your table concept with your tea mugs.

What shape is ideal for tea mugs?

For full enjoyment: Tea mugs are usually round, narrow and tall and can hold up to 500 milliliters of the hot liquid. For the perfect tea moment, tea mugs with or without handles are suitable or - for on the go - tea mug-to-go, which have a heat-insulating effect and thus keep the tea hot for a long time.

What combination of tea cups is ideal? (with or without strainer and lid / with or without saucers)?

Tea mugs can be integrated into your table concept in numerous variations. Whether with or without a strainer, with a lid or a saucer, there are no limits to your creativity. Tea mugs adapt to your gastro concept and thus provide either an enjoyable slow food moment or a hip breakfast feeling.