Cheerful Italians love to drink coffee, and cafes can be seen everywhere walking on the streets of Italian cities. The authentic Italian steam coffee is so strong that it is called "Italian concentrate" (which is not appropriate). People who know it jokingly call it "kung fu coffee", while those who pack eggs call it "Espresso".
A good "Espresso" is like a good base wine, which can make any fancy coffee, such as the most popular cappuccino and the most common latte are blended with "Espresso".
"Espresso" means "under pressure" in Italian, which not only reflects the importance of espresso in making stress, but also echoes the meaning that coffee drinkers want to "relieve stress". Some people have seen Italian gendarmes carrying submachine guns into a coffee bar and ordering a cup of "Espresso" to ease their nervous anti-terrorism nerves.
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