27
May
The first copper mug ever made was made by hand and featured a hammered finish. Your beverage will maintain its temperature and taste while benefiting from the textured finish's contribution to the even distribution of air and heat throughout the contents of the container. On the other hand, hammered Moscow Mule mugs have a lower heat conductivity than their smooth counterparts, which means that smooth copper mugs are typically less effective in insulating liquids. Why Is Copper Hammered? Since the beginning of metalworking, hammering copper has been a time-honored technique for reinforcing the surface area of copper sheets. This practice…