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Ghostly Cafés & Coffee Concrete
Haunted coffee shops, coffee building material, and espresso insights revealed.
Hello Coffee Lovers!
Espresso… from timeless classics to modern twists, each type of espresso offers a unique blend of history and flavor.
Which one’s your favorite?
Let me tell you the six most important espresso styles you need to know about.
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Get ready to read about espresso secrets and coffee science!
☕️ Quick Coffee Facts
6 Types of Espresso Explained: Different Flavors of Espresso
In the world of espresso, every shot tells a story!
From classic to creative, each type has its own unique flavor profile. Let me tell you some facts about the 6 types of espresso that may surprise you!
☕️ The Classics:
The Espresso and Ristretto are the OGs of the espresso world. The Espresso is the original, brewed with 9 bars of pressure, while the Ristretto is a sweeter, more concentrated version with a restricted amount of water.
🕰️ The Timekeepers:
The Lungo and Doppio are all about time and volume. The Lungo is a longer, thinner espresso with more bitter flavors, while the Doppio is simply a double shot of Espresso.
😎 The Italian Inspiration:
The Americano has a rich history, dating back to World War II, when American soldiers added hot water to Espresso to make it more palatable. The name "Americano" was originally used in a mocking way by the Italians.
🦘 The Aussie Twist:
The Long Black is an Australian creation, similar to an Americano, but with a gentler pouring technique to preserve the crema. It's a fancier, more nicely presented coffee experience.
🤔 The Bottom Line:
Each type of espresso offers a unique flavor profile, so it's all about finding your perfect shot. Whether you like it strong and concentrated or smooth and diluted, there's an espresso out there for everyone.
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