7 Different Types of Cold Black Coffees
MAZAGRAN Portuguese Iced Coffee Iced Espresso Iced Cascara Coffee ROOT of All Good Sparkling Espresso Snow White Coffee Cola Float
9 Different Types of Iced Blends Coffees
Blended Ice Coffee Frappé Mocha Choc–mint Frappé Hazelnut Frappé Horchata Frappé Coffee Lassi Ice Cream Rum Raisin Voluptuous Vanilla Malted Mix
16 Different Types of Hot Black Coffees
AMERICANO – How to Make Classic Americano Espresso Drinks ROMANO RED EYE – How to Make Classic Red Eye Espresso Drinks CUBANO – How to Make Classic Cubano Espresso Drinks...
13 Different Types of Classics Coffees (Classic Espresso Drink Recipes)
CAPPUCCINO – How to Make Classic Cappuccino Espresso Drinks CAFFÈ LATTE – How to Make Classic Café Latte Espresso Drinks FLAT WHITE – How to Make Classic Flat White Espresso...
Frothy Whipped Coffee White Russian
Homemade “whipped” coffee, mixed with the classic White Russian ingredients of vodka, Kahlúa, and milk. It’s a touch of creaminess, hinted by vanilla and coffee, and it’s perfectly sweet. This...
Iced Whiskey Coffee
Used cold brew recipe, a touch of cream and coconut whipped cream. For a few reasons: 1. I adore coconut whipped cream. But also 2. I was out of heavy...
25 Different Types of Cold Alcoholic Coffee Cocktails
ESPRESSO MARTINI This is an elegant drink that can be enjoyed with or without the added sweetness of a chocolate liqueur such as Crème de Cacao. If you don’t want...
9 Best Mugs and Glassware for Coffee Drinks
Each coffee or espresso drink can certainly be served in any mug or cup of choice. Good espresso is one key element and of course, the frothy milk is another....
A Brief Timeline and History of Coffee
850 CE: The coffee bean is discovered by an Ethiopian herdsman who observed his goats acting in a strange manner after eating red berries from a coffee bush. Legend says...
4 Different Types of Coffee Beans Roasts Explained
The duration of time coffee beans are roasted is a critical step in determining how a cup of coffee will taste. It may surprise you to learn that before being...
How to Make Classic Cortado Espresso Drinks
The cortado is common in many Latin American countries, and although it can be found in North American cafés, it is less commonly ordered. The word cortado means “cut” in...
How to Make Classic Espresso Con Panna Drinks
Espresso con panna, in Italian, literally translates to “espresso with cream,” which is all it is. While the amount of whipped cream you use can vary, it essentially is just...
How to Make Classic Cubano Espresso Drinks
The Cubano is the one drink in this site that is probably the least “classic.” Many cafés offer a drink similar to this recipe; however, it can vary greatly from...
How to Make Classic Breve Espresso Drinks
The breve is ultimately just a latte made with half-and-half instead of milk. This simple change results in a stark contrast between the two drinks. A breve has a much...
How to Make Classic Red Eye Espresso Drinks
The red eye often finds itself in the hands of a college student working on a paper around 3 a.m. (hence the name). It is what sleep-deprived people desperately lean...
How to Make Classic Americano Espresso Drinks
The tale is often told that the Americano got its name from a bunch of wimpy Americans who couldn’t handle full-strength espresso. The story goes that during World War II...