Fancy Coffee making Halo Coffee
Cafe Gloria
(France, USA)
Slightly deep-cultivated coffee 100cc
Brandy 20cc
Sugar cube 1
A little orange peel
Warm the glass, then put in the sugar and orange peel, pour in the hot brandy and light the fire. When the light blue flame burns, pour the coffee in.
This is a simple way to quote luxury coffee. Suitable for occasions with a small amount of quotes after a meal.
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Fancy Coffee making Jundu Coffee
Cafe Cointreau (France) deep-brewed coffee 100cc gin 20cc stir cream 20cc cup pour coffee and wine, then cover with stirred cream. Jundu is a French liqueur, which is a kind of white orange wine. In the Ange region of western France, where this wine is brewed, it is used to being mixed in coffee. Available in bars around Montparnasse, Paris.
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Fancy coffee to make Greco-Roman coffee
Caffe Greco Romana (Greece, Italy) deeply cultivated coffee powder 8g water 100cc orange peel a little lemon peel with a little orange peel jam use a special coffee pot to boil a special coffee pot containing coffee powder, water, orange peel and lemon peel. Immediately remove the coffee pot from the fire when it is boiled, leave it for about 1 minute, then pour it into the cup and pour over the orange peel jam.
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