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Coffee Chemistry 11 oz Ceramic Mug
Defend your thesis, conquer your fieldwork – but first coffee!
This ceramic mug is for brooding intellectuals, thinkers, chemists, and science nerds who know that there’s more to coffee than just caffeine. This glass celebrates the complex array of molecules that give coffee its unique qualities and flavors. Molecules such as guaiacol, which is responsible for that quintessential roasted coffee aroma – or diacetyl, which contributes a buttery flavor.
Volume | 11 oz |
Care | Dishwasher & Microwave Safe |
Material | Ceramic |
Origin | Printed in Oregon, Mug built internationally |
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