Philibert "Coffēa" stainless-steel travel mug 🇺🇸
This stainless steel travel tumbler features Philibert, an acolyte of Ignis, setting of on his Passage to continue his studies at the Temple of Ignis at Thethersbu. On the reverse is a short blurb about coffēa, a dark and bitter beverage mostly associated with his faith.
The text on the cup is as follows:
Coffēa
pōtus trālātīcius sacerdōtum IgnisTraditionally conſumed by the Prieſts of Ignis and ſerved to thoſe ſeeking counſel at His temples, the ſeed of this treelet is harveſted by hand, dried in the ſun, and ſhipped to temples around the world.
To ſerve, the beans muſt be roaſted until deep brown, then allowed to mature for four days before being ground fine and mixed with water ſlightly off the boil.
Medicinally, the preparation functions as a central nervous ſystem ſtimulant and increaſes inotropic actions. It is a digeſtive ſtimulant and has diuretic and antioxidant effects.
(No, ſ is not a misplaced lower-case f. It is a long s used in a way that reflects fifteenth-century customs.)
More details
- Stainless steel
- 15oz
- Black plastic lid
- Dishwasher-safe
- Dimensions 6.8"H x 3.45"W
- Product weight 8.16oz
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