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If you are already trying to get through this week (happy Tuesday), you may need to cheer up. But instead of following your usual coffee order, Starbucks has added a new item to their permanent coffee menu, which will get you excited over the next few days, maybe even on weekends. Gold roasted espresso, released on January 9th, is the first new espresso for coffee chains in more than 40 years, which is a big deal. So, what is the difference between Starbucks gold roasted espresso and Starbucks specialty coffee?

According to Starbucks, the new menu item is "a lighter barbecue, uncompromising taste or caffeine. Contrary to popular belief, gold-baked barbecue has no less caffeine on them than dark barbecue. In other words, gold barbecue is as interesting as dark barbecue! see what I did there?

The main difference between the two is, no wonder, taste. Starbucks' characteristic espresso offers a bold, rich flavor "bit by bit." The taste of coffee is perfect for those who not only drink coffee with extra energy, but who really like the taste of coffee. Many people don't even drink coffee energy, but it's literally just because they like the taste, and the special espresso is their go. But let's face it: there are two types of coffee drinkers, not the espresso flavor that everyone likes. If you need a lot of cream and sugar in your coffee, gold-roasted espresso may be your new barbecue.

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According to Starbucks, their gold roasted espresso provides a "smoother coffee flavor" and requires less cream and sugar (thanks to the sweet taste). So if you just enter the coffee (or suffocate it for the stimulation of caffeine), it may be worth giving gold a shot of roasted espresso. An editor of the Elite Daily describes it as "smooth, shiny and citrusy", so if you exceed the usual espresso flavor (or you've never started using it), be sure to give it a try. I'm not a huge coffee drinker personally, but this new flavor certainly interests me.

So how did Starbucks create this delicious new flavor? Coffee masters start with Latin American coffee and East African coffee beans and gently roast them with bright notes and smooth but citrusy flavors. Those who dare to try new flavors will experience orange and lemon flavors (coffee is a fruit after all), as well as some warm, caramel kindness. I don't know about you, but I must use some warmth and some oranges in the middle of the cold air and snow, so register me!

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As you might guess, gold roasted espresso works better in some drinks and vice versa. For example, if you are a fan of espresso, you might go to something like a coffee mocha, which can handle bittersweet flavors of raw beans. Similarly, if you want an all-gold roasted espresso experience, there are some special drinks that will really help you hug the taste.

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The brightness of gold-roasted espresso makes it perfect for any iced coffee drink, especially iced American coffee. As for you iced coffee lovers who are not frozen temporary workers, this is for you. For a popular choice, there are gold roasted vanilla lattes, a light drink, which is great people who have just begun their coffee trip. If you don't have time to get some sugar and cream and just want a cup of plain coffee, order a gold-roasted white or a gold-roasted espresso macchiato. Whatever your coffee preference, gold-roasted espresso will be fine.

American coffee English is Americano or drip coffee originally there is no American coffee in the United States.