It's early in the morning - a weekday. As always, the night was too short, but the day is not waiting for us to be ready to embrace it with joy. It's life in the 21st century. It's a great, exciting time full of technological wonders and ubiquitous conveniences, but it demands a lot from us. We want to do our best at work and in our personal lives, and we don't want to fall short in this balancing act. We have so much to do and want to surpass ourselves. Every day becomes a unique adventure.

Before we embark on this adventure, we often don't have time to sit down at home for 15 minutes, stop and enjoy a coffee, tea or other hot drink in peace and quiet. Why should we - we can simply fill up our favorite drink, take it with us and enjoy it on the train journey or in the car at the next traffic light, switch off for a moment and recharge our batteries before continuing on our way. That's the lifestyle of today. Coffee to go is an absolute symbol of our time. Whether it's the ordinary paper cup, the more advanced stainless steel thermo mug or the luxurious and stylish MEISSEN2Go coffee to go mug made of porcelain with decors from over 310 years of manufacturing history.

That's right - Meissen porcelain to go. Tableware culture for on the road. The classic coffee to go cup has thus been given an update, marking an exquisite milestone in the history of portable hot beverage containers. Incidentally, this began back in 1907, when Lawrence Luellen invented the first modern paper cup. At that time, temperance wagons traveled around distributing water as an alternative to alcohol, which was drunk from communal cups. As a "health cup", it was intended to be a hygienic alternative for this occasion, which everyone could use for themselves and then throw away afterwards. The cup continued to evolve over the decades until the first coffee was sold in a takeaway paper cup in a 7-Eleven in New York in 1964. Finally, in the 1980s, Starbucks offered the first lids with an opening, which made the coffee to go cup what we know it as today. And with the MEISSEN2Go coffee to go mug made of porcelain, we are now joining this history.