Features Fine Coffee Basic Knowledge Jundu Wine Coffee
Cafe Cointreau
(France)
Deep-baked coffee 100cc
Jundu wine 20cc
Stir cream 20cc
Pour coffee and Jundu into the cup, then cover with whipped 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. This kind of coffee is mainly served in bars around Montparnasse in Paris.
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Cafe Gloria (France, USA) slightly deep-baked coffee 100cc brandy 20cc cube sugar 1 orange peel slightly warm the cup, then put in the cube sugar and orange peel, pour in the scalded 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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The rules of the cafe, the manners of drinking coffee.
Going to a coffee shop to taste coffee is one of the daily formulas for the French, so it's no big deal. The purpose of going to a coffee shop is mostly just to chat, so take it easy. But in cafes frequented by high-class people, personal demeanor and clothing are very important. It may be important to have some unwritten coffee traditional politeness, such as not holding the cup all the time
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