Coffee Mugs of Coffee Fanatics Part 2

As soon as we released Coffee Mugs of Coffee Fanatics, Both INeedCoffee and Paul over at the Caffination podcast received more mug submissions. I really didn’t expect to have a Part 2 so soon. Without further introduction, below are more Coffee Mugs of Coffee Fanatics.

Alex Scofield, Cape Cod

During a transitional stage in life, this is my go-to mug. My wife and I moved from the Washington, D.C. area to Cape Cod several months ago. Ordinarily, I drink my coffee from a 20-oz. mug with the old-school New England Patriots logo on it. But that mug, like so many of our belongings, remains in storage as we look for a more permanent place to live. In the meantime, this mug does the trick — it may not be a design I’d pick out for myself, but it’s pretty appropriate for the Cape. More importantly, it also holds 20 ounces of coffee.

Alex’s Mug

Ryan Jacobs, Columbus

My travel mug fits perfectly in my car, allows for great flavor since it is ceramic and gets cleaned without leaving a soapy residue. The only complaint is that the handle is a bit awkward.

Ryan’s Mug

Mike Rohde, rohdesign.com

This favorite mug was given to me on Father’s Day 2007, featuring a photo of my son Nathan and I in matching yellow shirts. This is a favorite for enjoying a cappuccino, alternating with my Penguin mug.

Mike’s Mug

Mike has more favorite mugs which can be viewed on his Flickr Coffee Stuff Set.

Geoff Manning

Geoff had the Daddy Rockstar mug made at the Cafe Press store for his Daddy Rockstar blog.

Daddy Rockstar Mug

Michael Long, Michael’s technology News

The story behind this mug is that it’s my favorite mug. I like it because it also comes with a heated warmer (not shown) that plugs into the cigarette lighter of your car/truck.

Michael Long’s Mug

Resources

Novelty Coffee Mugs (Amazon USA, Amazon UK, Amazon Canada)

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Michael Allen Smith

Michael Allen Smith is both a coffee fanatic and a web developer. In April 1999, he combined these two interests and started the coffee website INeedCoffee.com. His personal blog, which covers a wide range of topics, is Critical MAS.