Fancy coffee basics Several French flavor coffee

Calvados Coffee

Cafe Calvados

(France)

Deep-baked coffee 75cc

Added Calvados 20cc

Put coffee in the cup and Calvados in the glass.

Calvados is actually brandy made from apples. If the Germans like to mix coffee with cherry brandy, the French (especially men) prefer to quote Calvados and coffee alternately. In Ingrid. Bergman and Charlie. In the LeMarc masterpiece "the Arc de Triomphe" co-starring Bowyer, there is a scene of drinking coffee, in which Calvados coffee is cited in the play. In bars in Paris, it is common to see people quoting Calvados coffee at the end of the day.

Golden Wanli orange brandy coffee

Cafe Grand Marnier

(France, UK)

Deep-baked coffee 100cc

Jin Wanli orange brandy 20cc

Stir cream 20cc

Put Kim Wanli orange brandy in the cup, pour in the coffee, then cover with whipped cream.

Jin Wanli orange brandy is an orange-flavored liqueur, which is generally used in coffee in France and England. Especially when eating, it is often used as an after-dinner wine.

Milk coffee (small cup)

Cafe Creme (petit tasse)

(France)

Deep-baked coffee 75cc

Foamed milk 40cc

Pour coffee into the cup and pour in foamy milk.

It is the most popular coffee for women in French bars. Because this kind of coffee is very small, cheap and soft in taste. In French, although its name used to be slightly different from what it is now, and some cafes have other expressions, they all mean small cups of coffee.

Halo coffee

Cafe Gloria

(France, USA)

Slightly deep-cultivated coffee 100cc

Brandy 20cc

Sugar cube 1

A little orange peel

Warm the glass, then put in the sugar and orange peel, pour in the hot brandy and light the fire. When the light blue flame burns, pour the coffee in.

This is a simple way to quote luxury coffee. Suitable for occasions with a small amount of quotes after a meal.

Jindu wine coffee

Cafe Cointreau

(France)

Deep-baked coffee 100cc

Jundu wine 20cc

Stir cream 20cc

Pour coffee and Jundu into the cup, then cover with whipped cream.

Jundu is a French liqueur, which is a kind of white orange wine. In the Ange region of western France, where this wine is brewed, it is used to being mixed in coffee. This kind of coffee is mainly served in bars around Montparnasse in Paris.