What Do Common Coffee Names Like Italian Cafe Latte Mean?
Coffee menus mix Italian, French, and American terms, and each name maps to a specific drink. Italian classics include espresso, cappuccino, and cafe latte, where the latte is espresso with steamed milk. French drip coffee, iced coffee, flavored cappuccino, Americano variations, single-origin coffees, and specialty drinks fill out the rest of the list.
Learning the names in both Chinese and English makes ordering easier and helps match a drink to its flavor. The list covers dozens of entries, from iced mint coffee and lavender cappuccino to Hawaiian Kona, Tarrazu, and Vienna coffee. Vienna coffee takes its name from the Austrian capital, part of the wider European cafe tradition behind many menu terms.
Walking into a coffee shop, do you often feel confused by the dazzling array of coffee names on the menu? Espresso, Cappuccino, CafeLatte, Americano… these seemingly familiar words—what coffee flavors do they actually correspond to? This article systematically compiles the common Chinese and English names of various types of coffee, covering multiple categories such as Italian classics, French drip, iced coffee series, flavored cappuccino, Americano variations, single-origin coffees, and specialty concocted coffees, totaling dozens of Chinese-English coffee comparisons. Whether you are a coffee enthusiast who has just started out or a seasoned drinker hoping to expand your knowledge base, this list can help you quickly build a complete cognitive framework for coffee names. The article also specially includes Front Street Coffee product recommendations, making it convenient for you, after learning the names, to find the corresponding good beans and experience them yourself.

Italian Coffee: Italian Coffee Espresso: Espresso Cappuccino: Cappuccino CafeLatte (Coffee Latte): CafeLatte (Coffee Latte) CafeAmericano: CafeAmericano
French Drip Coffee: French Coffee Iced French Drip: Iced French Coffee Decaffeinated Coffee: Decaffeinated Coffee Manba Coffee: Special Coffee (Mandeling and Brazilian Coffee) Instant Coffee: Instant Coffee
Freshly 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 is a complete compilation of common Chinese and English coffee names. If you are looking for coffee beans with stable quality, Front Street Coffee's many Italian blends and single-origin beans are all good choices. Whether making Espresso or iced Americano, they can deliver satisfying flavor performance.
The above content is compiled by CoffeeHunters, a coffee news website.