[ecscoffee.com] HOT - Zwilling Sorrento Plus Double Wall Glass Coffee Mug with Handle 12 oz., Set of 8 $67.49 (free ship)

Sold out.

MexiCanuck wrote: ↑ Sold out.

back in stock

Thanks OP. I’m giving these a try.

I don’t need eight 12-ounce glasses for coffee, but I figure four of them will be fine for beer in hot weather.

BTW, this set is US$63 on Amazon.com and C$90 on Amazon.ca.

https://www.amazon.ca/Zwilling-Sorrento ... 116&sr=8-3

These are great glasses. I've got the larger ones and love them. Hoping they come back in stock so I can grab a set.

They have these sets for $89.99 at Kitchen Stuff Plus everyday, I'm pretty sure they also go on sale for cheaper and you can use coupons on them as well.

Anyone in Edmonton wanna split these if they go on sale again?

AnujS699 wrote: ↑ Anyone in Edmonton wanna split these if they go on sale again?

I could do that.

How do you justify paying so much for this? Not talking down on it, just genuinely curious... I mean, I've had the same Dollarama mug for over 7 years, probably close to 10.

Parrajara wrote: ↑ How do you justify paying so much for this? Not talking down on it, just genuinely curious... I mean, I've had the same Dollarama mug for over 7 years, probably close to 10.

Ultra light and really nice to hold. I am not a particularly fancy guy nor do I care about branding but when I had a cup of tea at someones house in one I totally got it. It actually objectively makes the drinking experience of your beverage more enjoyable - at least for me.

if you live in toronto I believe they have similar price in their warehouse sales

If these come back in stock, anyone in Toronto (GTA) wants to split?

I am sorry, I had a good laugh when I read the description.. anyone else find this very interesting?

Set of 8 double walled glass coffee mugs with handles

355 ml (12 oz.) capacity

Keeps hot drinks hot while remaining cool to the touch

Cold drinks remain cold for a long time.

Mouth blown by skilled artisans.

Constructed of high quality, durable borosilicate glass

German engineering. Italian design

Microwave and dishwasher safe

Made in China

renegadeavenger wrote: ↑ I am sorry, I had a good laugh when I read the description.. anyone else find this very interesting?

Set of 8 double walled glass coffee mugs with handles

355 ml (12 oz.) capacity

Keeps hot drinks hot while remaining cool to the touch

Cold drinks remain cold for a long time.

Mouth blown by skilled artisans.

Constructed of high quality, durable borosilicate glass

German engineering. Italian design

Microwave and dishwasher safe

Made in China

A German and Italian employee used their mouths to engineer and design the mugs while they were living in china

renegadeavenger wrote: ↑ I am sorry, I had a good laugh when I read the description.. anyone else find this very interesting?

Set of 8 double walled glass coffee mugs with handles

355 ml (12 oz.) capacity

Keeps hot drinks hot while remaining cool to the touch

Cold drinks remain cold for a long time.

Mouth blown by skilled artisans.

Constructed of high quality, durable borosilicate glass

German engineering. Italian design

Microwave and dishwasher safe

Made in China

HA! When you put it like that it is pretty funny. Jokes aside, I had these wonderful mouth blown glasses in hand and they ARE pretty great - china oral or not

zarfilg wrote: ↑ HA! When you put it like that it is pretty funny. Jokes aside, I had these wonderful mouth blown glasses in hand and they ARE pretty great - china oral or not

haha yeah I am not saying the product itself isn't good, just that how the description word it is definitely entertaining.

still sort of puzzled how can it be both german engineering, italian designed but yet, made in china. Probably better if they said something like, german engineering constructed with double walled borosilicate glass, italian designer appearance. Made in China.

Welcome to globalism in the 21st century.

Actually, welcome to the 20th century. Consider the Volvo P1800 sport car.

Planned in Sweden, designed in Italy, unveiled at the car show in Brussels, built in Britain and a huge success in the United States, the Volvo P1800 is Volvo's most internationally renowned model.

In 2011, this remarkable people's favorite turned 50. It was in 1961 the P1800 entered production and it reached showrooms after four years of careful planning and development; remained in production until 1973.

https://www.media.volvocars.com/us/en-u ... ases/49435

still showing oos
back in stock and sold out again?

jackfollow wrote: ↑ still showing oos
back in stock and sold out again?

Typical BF stock nonsense, things go fast. Although similar shenanigans were happening at the google store with the Pixel Slate - many had to play cart/stockcheck out whackamole