Stainless steel makes everything worse. It's the worst material for a beverage vessel
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I drink my coffee from a ceramic mug and it's pretty good
I drink coffee from a stainless steel vacuum flask. It tastes fine. I can't tell the difference.
Those flasks typically have a thin plastic layer
Might sound odd, but give it a try: put a pinch of salt in your coffee. Just a very small one. Helps even with the most terrible coffees.
do you just not have ceramic or glass cups
I do, but not with lids that travel well.
Nah, coffee in ceramic cups also tastes awesome! You should go to a speciality coffee place and let them recommend something based on what you like :) Don’t go to Starbucks or the like tho
Holy shit you could be onto something.
All the places that have god-awful coffee run that coffee through a stainless steel vessel at some point in the process. Weird.