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  • Cappuccino

    5.00 out of 5
    $52

    Qahwah Is Not The Name Of The Bean, Which Are Known In Arabic As Bunn And In Cushitic Languages As Bun. Semitic Languages Had The Root Qhh, 'dark Color', Which Became A Natural Designation For The Beverage.

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  • Decaf

    4.00 out of 5
    $52

    To Its Negative Impact On The Environment And The Clearing Of Land For Coffee-growing And Water Use. The Global Coffee Industry Is Massive And Worth $495.50 Billion As Of 2023.

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  • Doppio

    4.00 out of 5
    $69 – $85

    A 9th-century Ethiopian Goatherd, First Observed The Coffee Plant After Seeing His Flock Energized By Chewing On The Plant. This Legend Does Not Appear Before 1671, First Being Related By Antoine Faustus Nairon.

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  • Iced Latte

    4.00 out of 5
    $66

    Given Its Distinctly Dark Color, And Was Derived From The Verb Qahiya, 'to Have No Appetite'.The Word Qahwah Most Likely Meant 'the Dark One', Referring To The Brew Or The Bean.

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    Irish Coffee

    4.00 out of 5
    $80 – $85

    Southeast Asia, The Indian Subcontinent, And Africa. As Of 2023, Brazil Was The Leading Grower Of Coffee Beans, Producing 35% Of The World's Total. Green, Unroasted Coffee Is Traded As An Agricultural Commodity.

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    Long Black

    5.00 out of 5
    $80 – $84

    Despite Sales Of Coffee Reaching Billions Of Dollars Worldwide, Farmers Producing Coffee Beans Disproportionately Live In Poverty. Critics Of The Coffee Industry Have Also Pointed.

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    Lungo

    4.00 out of 5
    $33 – $223

    Borrowed From The Ottoman Turkish Kahve, Borrowed In Turn From The Arabic Qahwah.Medieval Arab Lexicographers Traditionally Held That The Etymology Of Qahwah Meant 'wine'.

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  • Red Eye

    4.00 out of 5
    $42

    Accounts Differ On The Origin Of The Coffee Plant Before Its Appearance In Yemen. From Ethiopia, Coffee Could Have Been Introduced To Yemen Via Trade Across The Red Sea.

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