Key benefits Compact, spacesaving size that still holds a practical amount for everyday use — ideal when kitchen space is limited. Clear graduated markings in two units for accurate, repeatable measuring and easy reading. Wooden handle designed to stay comfortable and protect your hand from heat while pouring hot liquids. Simple, durable glass body paired with a finely crafted wooden handle for a clean, functional look. Features Compact glass cup with sufficient capacity for daily espresso dosing, small liquid measurements, and recipe tasks. Dualunit graduations let you measure precisely in the unit you prefer, reducing guesswork when dosing coffee or adding small volumes of liquid. Ergonomic wooden handle provides a secure, comfortable grip and helps prevent burns when handling hot liquids. Smooth, wellfinished wood adds a subtle, stylish touch to the cup without affecting function. Function, compatibility and performance Designed for measuring and pouring small volumes of liquid such as espresso shots, milk for lattes, or small recipe ingredients. Glass body offers a clear view of liquid level and graduations for accurate measurement. Wooden handle provides heat protection and a better grip when pouring hot liquids; handle is crafted for comfort and durability. Practical use scenarios Espresso dosing: Measure single or double shots accurately before brewing for consistent espresso extraction. Milk preparation: Steam and pour small amounts of milk or milk foam for lattes and cappuccinos with controlled pouring. Kitchen measuring: Add precise small volumes of oil, extracts, or other liquid ingredients when following recipes or testing formulations. What it solves Saves counter and cabinet space while offering usable capacity for everyday tasks. Eliminates uncertainty in smallvolume measurements with clear, dualunit graduations. Reduces the risk of burns and improves pouring control with an ergonomic wooden handle. Materials and care notes Glass cup with wooden handle; the materials provide accurate visibility of measurements and a comfortable grip. (Follow your usual care practices for wood and glass; avoid prolonged soaking of wooden parts.)