This article showed up in today's; China Daily .. a reprint (with minor changes) to a blurb in the: 3/13/09 edition of the London Daily Telegraph ...
Dr Tom Stafford, psychologist from Sheffield University, says a person's brain is trained to believe the daily ritual of making coffee or tea should be done in a certain way in order to derive maximum enjoyment.

"Caffeine is very much a drug of reward and like any addict, people develop passions on how the drug is delivered."
"Where ever there is drug use then rituals will always develop."
"The long association with the delivery of a morning cup of coffee or tea people genuinely think it tastes better out of a particular cup."
"It might be irrational or arbitrary but it's absolutely true. Your daily brew tastes better from your favourite mug."
According to research, 65 percent of Brits have a favourite cup or mug they use for their morning cuppa.
I support the notion, and in fact have a heavily favored cup ...
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