English Names for Famous World Coffees

Ever found yourself stuck trying to order a ‘caramel cappuccino’ in English or wondered what the proper term for ‘’ really is? If you’ve browsed a global coffee menu or shopped for imported beans, you’ve likely faced a wall of unfamiliar coffee names. This guide clears it up—listing the correct English terms for the world’s most referenced coffees and drinks.

In short, ‘’ is Colombian Coffee, ‘’ is Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee, and ‘’ is Espresso. This article collects over 50 standard English names for famous coffees and beverages, grouped by origin and drink type for easy reference. Whether you're ordering, labeling, or studying, these are the accepted English terms used worldwide.

Coffee by Origin: The Correct English Names

When referring to single-origin or regionally famous coffees, English speakers use specific, well-established names. These aren’t just translations—they’re the internationally recognised terms.

• Colombian Coffee
• Jamaican Coffee
• Blue Mountain Coffee (specifically Jamaican Blue Mountain)
• Brazil Santos Coffee
• Brazilian Coffee (common generic term for Brazilian beans, including Mandheling blends)
• Hawaiian Kona Coffee
• Tarrazu Coffee (Costa Rican high-altitude region)
• Três Rios Coffee (Brazilian coffee region)
• Vienna Coffee (note: also refers to a drink, see below)
• French Vanilla Coffee (flavoured, but origin-associated in menus)
• Swiss Ice Coffee
• Mexican Coffee (typically iced or regional style)
• Royal Coffee
• Cointreau Coffee
• Irish Coffee
• Ginger Juice Coffee
• Dame Coffee
• Coconut Coffee

Classic Espresso and Milk-Based Drinks

The heart of many coffee menus worldwide is espresso and its derivatives. These drinks have specific English names you’ll see on counters from Seattle to Sydney.

• Espresso
• Cappuccino
• Café Latte (or Coffee Latte)
• Café Americano
• French Coffee (refers to drip, often unfiltered)
• Iced French Coffee
• Decaffeinated Coffee
• Instant Coffee
• Fresh Ground Coffee
• Iced Coffee
• Concentrated Iced Espresso
• Espresso Con Panna
• Espresso Macchiato

Iced and Flavoured Coffee Variations

Cool, sweet, and flavoured coffee drinks make up a huge portion of modern coffee culture. Here’s how they’re correctly referred to in English.

• Iced Cappuccino
• Iced Caramel Cappuccino
• Iced Vanilla Cappuccino
• Iced Hazelnut Cappuccino
• Fruit Cappuccino
• Lavender Cappuccino
• Vanilla Cappuccino
• Hazelnut Cappuccino
• Iced Mint Coffee
• Iced Latte
• Iced Caramel Latte
• Iced Vanilla Latte
• Iced Hazelnut Latte
• Iced Pineapple Latte
• Iced Strawberry Latte
• Iced Fruit Latte
• Blackberry Latte
• Latte Vanilla Bean
• Lavender Latte
• Coconut Latte (Iced)
• Blackberry Latte (Iced)
• Mango Latte (Iced)
• Peach Latte (Iced)
• Peach Latte
• Cherry Latte
• Iced Cherry Latte
• Hazelnut Latte
• Banana Latte
• Iced Mochaccino
• Strawberry Mocha
• Cherry Mocha
• Coconut Mocha
• Mango Mocha
• Banana Mocha
• Iced Fruit Coffee
• Chocolate Ice Coffee
• Chocolate Coffee
• Floating Iced Coffee
• Iced Mexican Coffee
• Iced Swiss Coffee
• Iced Banana Americano
• Iced Pineapple Americano
• Iced Mango Americano
• Iced Peach Americano
• Iced Banana Americano

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the correct English name for ''?

The correct English name is 'Jamaican Blue Mountain Coffee.' It refers specifically to coffee grown in Jamaica’s Blue Mountains, a renowned origin for high-quality, balanced beans with mild acidity and a smooth profile.

How do you say '' in English?

'' is 'Espresso' in English. This is the base drink made by forcing hot water through finely-ground coffee under high pressure, resulting in a small, concentrated shot with a rich crema.

What is '' called in English menus?

'' is 'Cappuccino' in English. It typically consists of an espresso shot topped with steamed milk and a layer of foam, served in a standard cup.

Is '' the same as regular Brazilian Coffee?

'Brazil Santos Coffee' refers to a specific grade and export-origin Brazilian coffee, often mild and medium-bodied. 'Brazilian Coffee' is a more general term that may include various Brazilian beans, including Mandheling blends or commercial-grade coffees.

What does '' usually mean in English?

'' is typically translated as 'Brazilian Coffee,' and often refers to Brazilian beans such as those in a Mandheling and Brazilian blend. In specialty contexts, PWN Golden Mandheling may be specified, though 'Mandheling' alone usually refers to Indonesian beans.

What’s the English term for ''?

'' is 'Iced Mint Coffee' in English. It’s a cold coffee drink infused or flavoured with mint, typically served over ice.

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