Mazelab Solo Sip Ceramic Server/Tasting Cup

Brew into it, taste from it, pour from it.

part of the Mazelab Solo Dripper brewing system

A single serving of pour over usually takes more pieces than the coffee does. A dripper, a server to catch the brew, a cup to taste it from, and three things to rinse afterward. The Mazelab Solo Sip puts the server and the tasting cup into one piece of ceramic, so the coffee stays where it landed until you drink it. The mouth is cut on a slant that holds a dripper directly, and a small spout at the front lets you pour into other cups when there is enough to share.

The Story Behind It

Designed by Jackie Tran

It comes from Jackie Tran, a finalist at the 2024 World Brewers Cup, and was designed in Prague. The starting point was a vessel that could do the work of two: catch a single brew as it falls, then serve as the cup you taste it from.

The slanted mouth is the piece that makes both jobs possible. Cut to match the profile of a dripper, it seats the brewer on top without a stand or a separate holder. That same angle draws the opening in toward the front, where a small spout gives you a defined edge to pour from instead of a wide ceramic rim.

Nothing is decanted along the way, which means the coffee is tasted in the ceramic it was brewed into, at the temperature it arrived at. The body carries a soft brushed matte exterior, a finish that reads as texture rather than gloss when you pick it up.

Product Details

The Setup

Set your dripper into the slanted mouth and brew straight into the vessel. The 400ml capacity holds a single serving with headroom above the brew. When the water has drawn through, lift the dripper away and drink from the same vessel, or use the front spout to pour into tasting cups.

The Ceramic Body

•    Material: Handmade grade ceramic. Full material and glaze specification TBC, confirm with Mazelab.

•    Finish: Soft brushed matte exterior.

•    Capacity: 400ml.

What’s in the Box

•    Mazelab Solo Sip  x 1