Index of drinks

41 coffee drinks, catalogued in 5 chapters. 41 are written in full; the rest are being researched. Each drink links to the brewing method behind it.

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I. Espresso drinks

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  1. D 008Café CubanoCubaCafé cubano, or Cuban coffee, is strong, dark-roast coffee from a moka pot or espresso machine, sweetened by beating the first drops with sugar into a thick, pale foam called espumita, then pouring in the rest.
  2. D 004Caffè AmericanoItalyAn Americano is espresso diluted with hot water, giving a drink close in strength to filter coffee but with espresso's flavour.
  3. D 007CortadoSpainA cortado is a small Spanish espresso drink: equal parts espresso and warm milk, about 4 oz in all, with the milk steamed only to temperature, without much foam.
  4. D 006Espresso MacchiatoItalyAn espresso macchiato is a shot of espresso "marked" with a small amount of milk and milk foam.
  5. D 005Long BlackHotA long black is a double espresso poured over hot water, usually 100 to 120 ml, so the crema floats on top.
  6. D 009Red EyeUnited StatesA red eye is a cup of drip or filter coffee with a shot of espresso added.

II. Milk coffees

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  1. D 014Café au LaitFranceCafé au lait is French for "coffee with milk": strong brewed coffee, traditionally from a moka pot or French press, mixed with hot milk and no foam.
  2. D 013Café con LecheSpainCafé con leche is Spanish for "coffee with milk": equal parts espresso and hot milk, Spain's most popular coffee.
  3. D 011Caffè LatteHotA caffè latte is espresso with a generous amount of steamed milk and only a little foam: bigger and milder than a cappuccino.
  4. D 010CappuccinoItalyA cappuccino is a single espresso topped with milk steamed into a dense, fine foam, served in a cup of about 150–160 ml.
  5. D 012Flat WhiteHotA flat white is a small espresso coffee, usually a double ristretto, topped with steamed milk and a thin layer of silky microfoam, served in a 6–8 oz cup.
  6. D 016GalãoPortugalA galão is a Portuguese coffee: a shot of espresso filled up with steamed milk and served in a tall glass.
  7. D 018Kopi TarikHotKopi tarik is "pulled coffee": strong kopitiam coffee, roasted with margarine and sugar, sweetened with condensed milk and poured back and forth between two jugs until it has a frothy head.
  8. D 015Latte MacchiatoItalyA latte macchiato is a tall glass of steamed milk topped with foam and "marked" with a shot, or half a shot, of espresso poured in last, so it settles in layers.
  9. D 017Wiener MelangeAustriaA Wiener Melange is Vienna's classic coffee house drink: coffee and warm milk, about half and half, topped with milk foam.
  10. D 019Yuanyang (Coffee With Milk Tea)Hong KongYuanyang, or yuenyeung, is a Hong Kong drink of coffee mixed with Hong Kong-style milk tea: strong black tea with evaporated or condensed milk and sugar.

III. Iced and blended

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  1. D 029Caffè ShakeratoItalyA caffè shakerato is an Italian summer coffee: espresso, sugar and ice shaken hard in a cocktail shaker until cold and frothy, then strained into a martini glass so it wears a thick, pale foam.
  2. D 028Dalgona CoffeeHot or coldDalgona coffee is equal parts instant coffee, sugar and hot water whipped into a thick, toffee- coloured foam and spooned over cold or hot milk.
  3. D 031EiskaffeeGermanyEiskaffee is German "ice cream coffee": cold, strong coffee poured over a scoop or two of vanilla ice cream in a tall glass, topped with whipped cream and often chocolate.
  4. D 032Espresso TonicIcedAn espresso tonic is a non-alcoholic drink of tonic water over ice with espresso poured on top, so it sits in layers: bitter, sweet and fizzy.
  5. D 025Freddo CappuccinoGreeceA freddo cappuccino is a Greek iced coffee: a freddo espresso (a double espresso shaken with ice and poured over fresh ice) topped with a thick layer of cold milk foam.
  6. D 024Freddo EspressoGreeceA freddo espresso is a Greek iced coffee: a hot double espresso shaken or mixed hard with ice until it's cold and topped with a dense foam, then poured over fresh ice.
  7. D 023Greek FrappéGreeceA Greek frappé is instant coffee shaken with sugar and a little cold water into a thick foam, poured over ice and topped up with cold water, with evaporated milk if you like.
  8. D 022Iced AmericanoIcedAn iced Americano is espresso with cold water, poured over ice: the cold version of a caffè Americano.
  9. D 020Iced CoffeeIcedIced coffee is coffee served cold: usually brewed hot, at a higher strength than normal, then chilled and poured over ice, black or with milk and sweetener.
  10. D 021Iced LatteIcedAn iced latte is espresso combined with cold milk and ice: the cold version of a caffè latte.
  11. D 030MazagranIcedA mazagran is cold, sweetened coffee diluted with water or poured over ice, served in a tall glass.
  12. D 027Oliang (Thai Iced Coffee)ThailandOliang is Thai iced coffee: a mix of robusta coffee roasted with grains and seeds such as corn, soybeans, rice and sesame, brewed in a cloth coffee sock, sweetened and poured over ice.

IV. Sweet and spiced

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  1. D 034AffogatoItalyAn affogato is an Italian dessert-drink: a scoop of vanilla gelato or ice cream with a shot of hot espresso poured over it.
  2. D 037BicerinItalyA bicerin is a hot drink from Turin, Italy: thick hot chocolate, espresso and cream, poured in layers into a small clear glass and drunk without stirring.
  3. D 036Café BombónSpainCafé bombón is a Spanish coffee of espresso and sweetened condensed milk, traditionally in equal parts, served in a small glass so you can see the two layers before you stir them.
  4. D 033Caffè MochaHotA caffè mocha is a chocolate version of a caffè latte: espresso and hot or steamed milk with chocolate, usually cocoa powder and sugar or chocolate syrup, often topped with milk foam or whipped cream.
  5. D 038EinspännerAustriaAn Einspänner is a Viennese coffee: strong black coffee, often a double espresso or Mokka, served in a tall glass, sometimes with a handle, under a thick cap of whipped cream.
  6. D 039KaisermelangeAustriaA Kaisermelange, the "emperor's melange", is a historical Viennese coffee: a raw egg yolk whisked with honey, topped up with a double mocha (strong black coffee) and finished with a dash of cognac.
  7. D 035Vietnamese Egg Coffee (Cà Phê Trứng)VietnamVietnamese egg coffee, cà phê trứng, is strong coffee topped with egg yolks whipped with sweetened condensed milk and sugar into a thick, sweet cream.

V. Coffee cocktails

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  1. D 043Caffè CorrettoItalyA caffè corretto is an espresso "corrected" with a small amount of spirit, usually grappa, sometimes sambuca or brandy, added to the cup or served on the side.
  2. D 042CarajilloSpainA carajillo is espresso mixed with a spirit or liqueur.
  3. D 041Espresso MartiniUnited KingdomAn espresso martini is a cocktail of vodka, fresh espresso and coffee liqueur, shaken hard with ice and strained into a chilled glass under a thick foam, garnished with three coffee beans.
  4. D 040Irish CoffeeIrelandIrish coffee is hot coffee sweetened with sugar, mixed with Irish whiskey and topped with a layer of lightly whipped cream that floats on top.
  5. D 044PharisäerGermanyA Pharisäer is a North Frisian coffee: strong hot coffee sweetened with sugar, with a shot of rum, hidden under a thick layer of whipped cream.
  6. D 045Rüdesheimer KaffeeGermanyRüdesheimer Kaffee is a coffee from Rüdesheim am Rhein, Germany: Asbach Uralt brandy is flambéed with sugar cubes in a special cup, then topped with hot coffee, whipped cream sweetened with vanilla sugar, and chocolate flakes.

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