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Adrian C.
I stopped reaching for my old mugs
“I bought two Amée sets for our morning coffee and they’ve basically replaced the mugs we used every day. The size is perfect for a cappuccino or flat white, and the saucer and spoon make the morning coffee experience an upgrade”
Chloe T.
A little café moment at home
“This makes my coffee feel like something I actually sat down for, not just something I made quickly before work. It’s small, clean, and the matching spoon and tray make even a regular latte feel more intentional.”
SOFIA L. - Café owner
Our customers love these
We bought a set of Amée cups for our little café because we thought they looked quite special. They’re small, clean, and the stainless steel looks beautiful on the counter. The coffee feels more intentional in them, and customers love taking pics of them all the time.”
FAQs
Is the Amée Coffee Set made from stainless steel?
Yes. The set is made from 304 stainless steel, including the cup, saucer, and spoon.
What drinks is it best for?
Amée is best for smaller coffee servings such as espresso, cortado, macchiato, flat white, small cappuccino, tea, or after-dinner coffee. The 175ml size is intentionally compact.
What comes in one set?
Each set includes one cup, one saucer, and one spoon.
Is it microwave safe?
No. Because Amée is made from stainless steel, it should not be used in the microwave.
Can I put it in the dishwasher?
Hand washing is recommended to help preserve the polished finish. Use mild soap, warm water, and a soft sponge, then dry after washing to reduce water spots.
Does stainless steel affect the coffee taste?
No. Stainless steel is commonly used for drinkware and tableware. For the best experience, rinse the cup before use and wash it after each drink, especially with milk-based coffee.
Is it good for cafés or restaurants?
Yes. Amée works well for cafés, restaurants, coffee bars, and small hospitality settings where presentation matters. The set gives each coffee a complete look without needing separate saucers or spoons.
