Awesome Coffee

A portable kit for producing great espresso on the go. Includes four espresso cups, a thermal carafe and a Handpresso pressure pump in a handsome travel case. Uses handy E.S.E. single cup coffee pods.

Will someone buy Espresso Veloce’s insanely large coffee machine made of titanium and magnesium, in a limited edition of 500, with oil filter-shaped coffee filters, exhaust brew drip tubes and matching cups? We think so.

Spinning Hat’s squared-off ceramic classic guitar amp mug is perfect for rockers, roadies and air guitarists alike – and this one even goes to 11. Rock out with your coffee out!

A 3D-printed glazed ceramic espresso cup that also holds a single stick of cigarette. Or something else. Tomorrow Lab calls it the Solo e Sola, but they should take DudeIWantThat’s name for it.

Similar to the Impress, the Minibru lets you make French press coffee then drink it right from the same container. The 12 oz. mug comes with a plastic plunger and a silicone gasket.

The Impress is an easy-to-use press and insulated tumbler in one. It has an inner and outer cup that lets you make 14oz of brewed coffee in just 3 minutes. Put the lid on and it’s ready to go.

The Coffeebrewer is a portable, disposable French press. Each pack contains enough ground beans to make 3 cups of premium coffee. Just pour 0.5L of hot water in the bag and let it brew for 5-8 min.

Venezuelan designer Enrique Luis Sardi created this cup-shaped cookie for Lavazza, lining it with a delicious sugar coating to keep the coffee in – and your tastebuds happy when you chomp down on it.

Fix yourself that perfect cup of joe even while you’re out in the wilderness, thanks to this portable French press and insulated drinking mug, available in a camouflage or leafy Fall red wrapper.

You can now stuff your mug’s face before stuffing your own thanks to the FaceMug’s built-in cubby. It’s perfect for holding your cookies, donuts or anything else you wash down with your coffee.

When your coffee cup is empty, you might feel like a zombie. Rejoin the ranks of the living with this porcelain mug which shows a full life heart only when filled with a hot beverage.

Need an Espresso fix on the road? Be a traveling barista with this portable espresso machine which plugs into a 12VDC outlet. Sold in Europe only, but we don’t see why it wouldn’t work anywhere.

Add some much needed badassery to your morning with the OPMOD Battle Mug, a 24 oz. cup with three Mil-Spec 1913 scope rails that can hold your favorite scope, sight or other tactical gear.

Can’t get the day going without a caffeine fix? Take your coffee to the extreme with this giant porcelain coffee mug, capable of holding a ridiculous 160 ounces of joe. Consult your physician before using.

Oh Yeah! Designer Dan Smash knows that a pot of hot coffee is as revitalizing as a pitcher of Kool-Aid. We’re not sure if we have that same crazed expression before or after having a cup of joe.

With looks derived from the classic Illy X1 espresso machine, this model accepts the neat and tidy iperEspresso capsules with self-contained doses of espresso or coffee with no grinding or tamping.

With candy apple red (or black) and chrome finishes, this 12VDC auto mug is great for gearheads who love their caffeine. We’re loving the analog temp gauge which tells you how hot your Joe is.

You’re sipping on your morning cup of Maxwell House… as you ease into the day, you near the bottom of your cup… about ready for a refill… when TINY SHARK! SWIM! PADDLE FASTER! RUN!

The Big Easy offers some of the best iced coffee on the planet. Maybe it’s the sweltering heat that makes it taste better. Get a little shot of heaven with this NOLA-style concentrate (made in NYC.)

Enjoy a cup of brewed coffee even if you’re hundreds of miles away from civilization with Coleman’s propane-powered coffeemaker. It works just like the one you have at home too.

Looks like something from a lab (way cooler than your current coffeemaker) but the Hario cold water dripper makes a smoother coffee concentrate that’s perfect for iced beverages and cooking.

The Mona Lisa has oft been the subject of remakes. Here, da Vinci’s masterpiece gets a makeover, using 4,000 cups of joe with varying amounts of milk added to make the sepiatone image.

The guys from D4D head to Intelligentsia Coffee in Venice, California to be schooled in the art of the cappuccino by an expert barista, capturing gorgeous video on the way. Now fix an espresso.