What I find particularly impressive about SUS is that they've managed to create a vacuum-insulated cup without the thick, rounded rim we usually associate with insulated drinkware. The titanium is formed so finely that drinking from it feels surprisingly close to drinking from an ordinary glass.
The Beer Cup has a generous capacity and a familiar tapered shape, but it's the temperature retention that really sets it apart. Beer stays cold, condensation is greatly reduced, and there's much less need to hurry through your drink before it warms up. It's a lovely example of how much engineering can go into improving something as simple as having a beer.
Titanium Beer Cup was curated by Stevenson Aung
Maker: SUS
Dimensions: 2.9" (w) x 2.9" (l) or 5.7" (h) or 74 mm (w) x 74 mm (l) x 144 mm (h)
Weight: 5.1 oz or 144 g
Materials: Titanium