Coffee types explained

Do you know the difference between a latte, flat white and cappuccino? How about a nitro coffee? We asked #coffee connoisseur Sam Cevikoz, the founder of Federal Coffee Company in Turkey, to break down the most popular coffee drinks in the world. #espresso #thirdwavecoffee

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[Gave-rfhr]

So basically coffee with different amounts of milk ? 🤔

[brake]

I'm sitting here watching this drinking my instant Nescafe coffee, i got no problem lovin it

[Saul_Goodman_Criminal_Lawyer]

He can be a James Bond
villain...
The Coffee Man

[idil]

As a turkish person randomly looking for videos to learn about coffee, I didn't expect to find it in TRT.

[IndoasiangroceriesAustralia]

I am a coffee addict but in spite of that, I did not have even the slightest idea that so many varieties of coffee existed. To be honest, I have become a coffee expert after going through this highly informative video.

[attomicchicken]

"6 popular Italian coffees with different ratios of milk, crema and foam which are essentially the same"

Here I was expecting different coffees from different cultures

[muhaimi]

Good video but not a right title. The suitable one would be ‘Six Types of Espresso Based Coffee ‘.

[rayray]

Why do I feel like these are all the same.

[jestont.]

"Coffee is life.."
Didn't even mentioned what type of coffee beans he brewed..

[hdhil]

I learned that its the diffrence in ammount of milk, nothing else

[johnnyboy]

A friend of mine while hiking through the Himalayas said he had the best coffee he ever tasted there, locally grown and topped up with yax milk which was thick and creamy

[Republic_Of_Vicoria_Official]

"For every drop of milk we'll give it a different name" 😂😂😂

[nachogonzalez]

When he said on the intro what he was gonna talk about I thought "no way im getting that much information in a 3 minutes video, but I was proven wrong. Amazing vid!

[kevinklein]

I usually carry a little stove and a coffee bean grinder with me, and make my coffee on the go in 3 different ways: Java Drip, French Press, or using my Bialetti Moka Express pot. The latter would have to be my absolute favourite: through pressure from the boiling water, the coffee is actually filtered and pressed from the bottom to the top, instead of the other way around... no sugar, no milk... just pure, freshly grinded coffee in a tiny espresso cup. If you have two or three of those in the morning, that's you awake for the next 16 hours for sure :-)
People who go to Starbucks and Costa have no clue what real Cuban-style coffee is!!

[diomedes]

«Like mother’s milk» LOL Priceless 🤣 I can’t wait for an opportunity to work that line into a conversation!

[shamimgauhar]

I like this guys confident attitude in explaining the coffees

[JMG]

"coffee is life": magnific ;) As italian, I really enjoyed the explanation, grazie mille caro

[yashgoil]

These are all espresso based coffees. Where's the Turkish Coffee or the Indian Filter Coffee or even the French pressed coffee. Please change the title to "Espresso based coffees".

[bartjoboy]

All Espresso based coffees. I think the biggest difference in taste is between methods like French Press, Chemex/drip or filtered/unfiltered coffee. And beans used.

[allenbercero]

The difference between a flat white and a latte couldn't be more off. The difference is not just in size but on how the milk is poured