Common sense of Italian Coffee Ole Coffee tasting

Cafe au lait, to be exact, is the French version of latte, translated into Oulei coffee in Chinese.

This is a cup of fragrant and smooth French milk coffee, half of the coffee is washed with half of the boiling milk, and the thick aroma instantly spreads out pure warmth. This coffee is suitable for the first try of mild coffee, French flavor blend into it, tension immediately come back to life.

au lait is French for milk, so Café au lait is coffee with milk. But romantic Frenchmen tend to ferment their exuberant joy in larger cups; half a cup of dark roast coffee and half a cup of hot milk are put into separate containers, and then poured into a cup as large as a bowl at the same time. Finally, a little foam milk is decorated on the surface of the coffee; when the milk floods the cup like an ocean, the joy energy also floods the house like a wave. Another difference is that Italian latte coffee uses the same dark roast beans as Italian espresso coffee, while Caféau lait uses French roast coffee beans. The roasting depth of the two is different, so the flavor is slightly different.

My mind was free when I drank this coffee, and a farmer working in a lavender garden in Provence, 13 hours away, might be sipping a large pot of coffee from his wife in the evening. The fragrance of the liquid is separated from the printed white porcelain cup body and the hands are properly warmed. The rich texture contained in simple life is so delicately evaporated. How I wish I were that farmer, that farmer in Provence, with a wife who could make French cappuccino. Life is like drinking coffee on the mantel day by day, stirring a warm and smooth ending in the throat, emitting a taste called simple life.

Actually, I have never been to France. My impression of France is very rough. I only vaguely feel that there is a lovely girl waiting in the cafe there. Soft and lazy, just like that cup of Café au lait.

Here I am, find a corner, a morning, a cup of Café au lait Café au lait, just like the fuzzy zone in memory, this is the last day of spring, I am in the left bank cafe, very beautiful, very poetic CF, with a wet mood to appreciate_"Left Bank Chapter"

Later, I figured out that the vague image was due to an advertisement in Taiwan. The ad featured a woman's diary of a trip to Paris, a petty-bourgeois image that brought men and women living in noisy environments into a brief mood fantasy space. Whether you like coffee or not, as long as you have a feeling of love in your heart, you will suddenly hit a "fuzzy zone of memory" and fall in love with Café au lait.