Turkish Coffee World Turkish Coffee Set for Two with Premium Coffee (8.8 oz/250 g)

HARD PORCELAIN CUPS AND SAUCERS Traditionally designed fine porcelain cups and saucers by Gural Porcelain, the leading porcelain tableware manufacturer in Turkey. TURKISH COFFEE POT Our coffee makers are hand made with heavy thick copper (1 mm) and are tin lined inside for ease of cleaning. Copper, more than any other metal, is known for its ability to diffuse heat evenly and conduct it quickly throughout its surface. They are easy to care for, needing only an occasional cleaning with a soft, damp cloth. Also, they tend to look better and gain more character as they age...just like people! MEHMET EFENDI TURKISH COFFEE Manufacturing coffee is an art. From purchasing to roasting and grinding to packaging, every stage of the process calls for a variety of skills and expertise as well as great attention to detail. Kurukahveci Mehmet Efendi has been roasting coffee since 1871. Today, it is the biggest and the oldest coffee company in Turkey. They use the latest fully automated filling and sealing machines to package coffee in specially designed cans that preserve the coffee's freshness up to its expiration date, keeping it as fresh as the day it was ground. SIZE & DIMENSIONS Cup: Height 2.5" - Diameter 2", Saucer: Diameter 4.5", Coffee Maker Capacity: 10 oz Height: 3” Diameter at base: 3”, Mehmet Efendi Coffee: 8.81 oz/250 g. PLEASE NOTE: Turkish Coffee World products are made to our specifications and must meet our high quality standards. Others may use our listing and pictures to sell on Amazon, but may offer inferior products.

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