Which English Names Do Common Coffee Varieties Use?
A working list of common coffee varieties pairs each drink with its English name. Italian classics cover Espresso, Cappuccino, Cafe Latte, and Cafe Americano. Iced and flavored options include Iced Espresso, Iced Cappuccino, Iced Cafe Latte, Espresso Con Panna, Espresso Macchiato, and fruit additions such as Iced Mango Americano and Iced Peach Americano.
Regional labels appear too: French Coffee, Iced French Coffee, and swiss coffee sit alongside terms like Instant Coffee, Fresh Ground Coffee, Decaffeinated Coffee, and Special Coffee for Mandeling and Brazilian beans. Coffee spread across countries at different times, so the same drink picked up different English names by region. The comparisons help when ordering or reading a menu abroad.
After coffee was introduced from overseas, it spawned a rich and diverse range of varieties, and different countries and regions have given them distinctive English names. For coffee lovers, mastering the English expressions of these common coffees not only helps you order with more confidence, but also deepens your understanding of coffee culture. Front Street Coffee has compiled this time the high-frequency coffee varieties on the market and their English equivalents, covering Italian classics, iced drinks, flavored specialties, and regional coffees, listing Chinese-English comparisons one by one for easy reference and memorization. Whether you are a beginner just starting out or a connoisseur looking to expand your knowledge, this list is worth saving. For more specialty coffee knowledge, please follow Front Street Coffee (Frontsteet Coffee).
As an imported product, coffee not only has a wide variety of types, but also forms different English names due to differences in spread time and region. Today, Front Street will take everyone through the common coffee varieties on the market and see how many you can recognize.
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Italian Coffee : Italian Coffee Espresso : Espresso Cappuccino : Cappuccino CafeLatte(Coffee Latte) : CafeLatte(Coffee Latte) CafeAmericano : CafeAmericano
French Coffee : French Coffee Iced French Coffee : Iced French Coffee Decaffeinated Coffee : Decaffeinated Coffee Special Coffee (Mandeling and Brazilian Coffee) : Special Coffee (Mandeling and Brazilian Coffee) Instant Coffee : Instant Coffee
Fresh Ground Coffee : Fresh Ground Coffee
Iced Coffee : Iced Coffee Iced Espresso : Iced Espresso Iced Mint Coffee : Iced Mint Coffee Iced Cappuccino : Iced Cappuccino
Fruit Cappuccino : Fruit Cappuccino Lavender Cappuccino : Lavender Cappuccino Vanilla Cappuccino : Vanilla Cappuccino Iced CafeLatte : Iced CafeLatte
Espresso Con Panna : Espresso Con Panna Espresso Macchiato : Espresso Macchiato Iced CafeAmericano : Iced CafeAmericano Iced Pineapple Americano : Iced Pineapple Americano Iced Mango Americano : Iced Mango Americano Iced Peach Americano : Iced Peach Americano Iced Banana Americano : Iced Banana Americano Iced Mochaccino : Iced Mochaccino
Iced Fruit Coffee : Iced Fruit Coffee French Vanilla Coffee : French Vanilla Coffee Iced Coffee Float : Iced Coffee Float Iced Chocolate Coffee : Iced Chocolate Coffee Chocolate Coffee : Chocolate Coffee Tarrazu Coffee : Tarrazu Coffee Charcoal Coffee : Charcoal Coffee Tres Rios Coffee : Tres Rios Coffee Vienna Coffee : Vienna Coffee
Saronno Coffee : Saronno Coffee Hawaiian Kona Coffee : Hawaiian Kona Coffee Rose Lady Coffee : Rose Lady Coffee Iced Mexican Coffee : Iced Mexican Coffee Iced Swiss Coffee : Iced Swiss Coffee Brazil Coffee : Brazil Coffee
Royal Coffee : Royal Coffee Cointreau Coffee : Cointreau Coffee Irish Coffee : Irish Coffee Ginger Juice Coffee : Ginger Juice Coffee Dame Coffee : Dame Coffee Coconut Coffee : Coconut Coffee
The above content is compiled by CoffeeHunters, a coffee news website.
