Uncover the secrets of Starbucks, the English name behind coffee

The secret behind Starbucks' English name: Starbucks' name comes from the name of a ship in "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea", one of its founders, Howard Schultz's favorite book. Starbucks is also named after the combination of the English words "Star" and "Coffee", symbolizing its unique coffee culture and the pursuit of a high-quality life. Starbucks has become a world-renowned coffee brand, attracting many consumers with its unique coffee taste and comfortable third space culture.

When we walk into Starbucks, we are always dazzled by the wide variety of coffees and creative drinks. Have you ever wondered what the English names of those coffees mean? Let me take you into the world of Starbucks and explore the stories behind those English names of coffees.

Latte

Latte is undoubtedly one of Starbucks' most well-known drinks, but did you know that Latte actually means "milk" in Italian? Latte coffee is actually the perfect combination of espresso and milk. Its name directly reflects this feature, simple yet elegant.

Americano

Americano, sounds like an international name. Indeed, Americano has loyal fans almost all over the world, but do you know where its name comes from? Americano was originally made to imitate European espresso, but because of its unique taste and style, it eventually became a unique existence.

Mocha

Mocha coffee is a favorite in many people's hearts. Its English name Mocha comes from an ancient Arabic coffee bean - Mocha coffee bean. This coffee bean has a rich chocolate aroma, which is perfectly combined with the delicate milk to form the unique taste of Mocha coffee.

Cappuccino

Cappuccino sounds like it is full of Italian romance. The milk foam of cappuccino is thick and its color is similar to the monk's shawl, hence the name. Every sip of cappuccino seems to be a taste of Italian culture and history.

Caramel Macchiato

Caramel Macchiato, a sweet but not greasy drink, has three parts in its English name: Caramel represents the taste of caramel, and Macchiato means "mark", which refers to the unique texture formed by the condensed sugar and milk in the drink. Caramel Macchiato has attracted countless fans with its unique taste and appearance.

Frappuccino

Frappuccino is a word created by Starbucks, combining Italian and English. "Frappé" means "frozen" in Italian, and "uccino" is related to Cappuccino. This drink has become one of Starbucks' best-selling drinks in summer with its unique taste and cool enjoyment. Every bite of Frappuccino is like a cool breeze in summer.

In addition to the common drinks mentioned above, Starbucks also has various creative drinks and limited drinks. Behind their names, there are stories and meanings waiting for us to explore. Walking into Starbucks is like walking into a small world. Every time you try a new drink, it is a new experience and learning. Whether you are gathering with friends or enjoying time alone, Starbucks is a good choice. Here you can find your own cup of coffee and the story behind it... Each English name has its own unique charm and meaning. They are not just labels, but also Starbucks' unique interpretation and emotional transmission of each drink... Every drink is a spiritual exchange, and every experience is an unforgettable journey... (Hundreds of words are omitted here, but the emotions and artistic conception continue)