6 Different Types of Coffee Drinks Explained
- Brave Work Cafe
- Apr 20, 2021
- 2 min read
Updated: May 2, 2021
Have you ever been in that nerve-wracking situation of choosing which drink to order in a cafe? Or have you experienced falling in line at a favorite coffee shop, sweating because you are entirely confused about the difference between latte and cappuccino? Well, don't worry, Brave is here to guide you with the different types of coffee that are commonly sold in coffee shops.

1. Brewed Coffee
Brewed coffee is made by pouring hot water over freshly grounds beans (a pour-over method).

2. Americano
Americano has a similar flavor to black coffee and the base of this coffee drink is espresso. To make the espresso weaker, a larger amount of hot water is poured over it.

3. Cappuccino
Cappuccino consists of milk and espresso. However, there are two types of milk that this coffee drink contains. It has 1/3 of frothed milk, 1/3 of steamed milk and 1/3 espresso. Coffee shops serve it iced, hot, and with cream instead of frothy milk.
4. Latte
Latte and Cappuccino are different because Latte contains more milk while Cappuccino preserves the stronger taste of espresso. And latte has the milkiest aroma among the milk-based coffees.

5. Macchiato
Macchiato is an espresso-based coffee drink topped with a small amount of milk foam.
6. Mocha
Mocha is every chocolate lover's favorite because it can be simply made with hot chocolate and a shot of espresso. However, the most common Mocha that is sold in coffee shops has a shot of espresso and a hot chocolate (or hot Chocolate syrup) with steamed milk and milk foam on top of it.

Hopefully, this guide helped you discover more about your favorite drink. Now, you should visit Brave Work Cafe or order online and enjoy the taste of these coffee drinks.
References:
Azoury, A. (2020). A Complete List Of Every Type Of Coffee Drink. Retrieved from: https://www.homegrounds.co/types-of-coffee/
Varga, C. (2020). Different Types Of Coffee Explained. Retrieved from: https://www.yuzubakes.com/food-blog/different-types-of-coffee
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