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Coffee Mugs - how would you choose your favourite?
 
Coffee Mugs - how would you choose your favourite?
Posted by grahame at 13:49, 10th August 2026
 
Here are five mugs that Lisa or I commonly drink out of.



Why do we choose these from all those we have to hand?  Which of us chooses which of those pictured?

Re: Coffee Mugs - how would you choose your favourite?
Posted by GBM at 15:07, 10th August 2026
 
I don't drink tea these days, only coffee and water.
Any large mug that will hold two ordinary cups so I'm not constantly going to the coffee machine for a top-up.

Alcohol mainly at the weekends!

Re: Coffee Mugs - how would you choose your favourite?
Posted by Chris from Nailsea at 15:10, 10th August 2026
 
I have voted - including one vote for 'some other reason'.  That is because I have a partial disability in my right hand, so I prefer to select a mug (or beer glass) with a handle, the dimensions of which I can pick up easily and securely.

As an occasional resident in Melksham, I am familiar with those mugs grahame has illustrated.  I tend to use one of their older mugs, branded 'Well House Manor' - purely for nostalgia reasons.

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