Ko-hi-

Milkshakes for everyone.

I started drinking black tea with some milk at midnight. The warmth as it spreads through my body is a nice sensation.

MOUNTAIN DEEEEEEW
The drink of kings.

>>32810
Cawfee.

I've always appreciated coffee, but being the wapanese faggot that I am, it wasn't until I watched Gochuumon wa Usagi Desu Ka? that, after some reflection, I decided to go for brewing coffee at home.

Now with winter nearing, nothing better than a flavourful hot cup of coffee on an snowy afternoon.

>>33580
Japs are serious about coffee
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qIbbJV-grHg

Tea. I fucking hate tea, yet it's the only thing I drink.

>>33878
Why drink it then?

>>33880
I don't hate it as much as other drinks.

>>33881
Why do you hate it?

>>33882
It's sometimes too bitter for my taste but it's the only thing that I can drink without wanting to throw up.

No real preference. I enjoy the taste of most everything but I'm sensitive to the effects of caffeine and alcohol so that takes away my ability to enjoy things fully. For tea and coffee, I prefer it plain/black. For alcohols, I tend to favor liquors.

>>33884
What kind of tea do you normally drink? You could try steeping more tea at lower temperatures and for a shorter period.

I like coffee

Black coffee, maximum strength and bitterness possible. I have hated soda and carbonated drinks since I was a kid, so I don't drink those at all. I used to drink a lot of tea, but at some point I found that it is easier to brew a pot of strong coffee than it is to prepare a similar amount of adequately strong/bitter tea.

I have an affinity towards sparkling grape juice and tea, since I'm too much of a baby for alcohol and coffee. You just reminded me that I need to try this black tea that my aunt gave to me. It's a store brand- Red Rose, but she swears that it's quite good, so I have to try it.

morning Coffee to wake up

Since I guess this thread is now coffee central I'll say that I drink it black too but only light roast using a little more water than I need in the drip maker, it's more refreshing in the morning that way and I don't need all that much caffeine even though I still need it. But recently I got some coffee that was on sale in bulk that was a brand I liked but was a different kind and now I'm stuck with this disgusting medium roast with chocolate overtones to drink and I can't wait to finish off those bags. I'll occasionally put a capsule of yohimbe extract in there if I drink coffee later, gives a real nice buzz and they potentiate each other. Really unique feeling. Has anyone else on earth discovered this yet, I wonder cause I never seen it before. The result of dissecting one of my old favorite energy drinks and making my own perfect one out of the main stars of the show.

Fun fact: I also learned that most of the edgy, intense stimulation is coming mostly from the tyrosine and far too much B vitamins. The only exception is Redline, that stuff is insanity in a bottle and I don't care to get to the bottom of it. I had a love/hate relationship with it over the years though.

Energy drinks, green tea, medium roast black coffee, beer. I dont drink anything else. It all depends on the occasion.

Water, side from tea sometimes but not much. Few times a week at most. Black tea tastes better than green.

I like a smooth, well-balanced mocha.

Latte art makes the the coffee look better.

>>32810
Tea. Orange grey. Hot.

What is tumeric latte?

My mom raised me largely on sugary soft drinks. I hardly ever drank pure water as a kid, it was always soda, fruit juice, milk shakes, iced tea with sugar, that sort of stuff. My favorite sugary drink was cola, in particular Afri Cola.

As you can imagine, I was always a fat kid, and because I continued this habit into adulthood, I eventually developed type 2 diabetes in my late 20s.
That diagnosis was a wake up call, and since then I have been drinking mostly water, and instead of getting my caffeine from cola or energy drinks, I will usually brew some white or green tea in the evening, refrigerate it and drink it without sugar in the morning (I never much liked hot beverages of any kind).
I also made some other lifestyle changes, and managed to lose my 120 pounds of excess weight and get my blood sugar levels and glucose absorption back to normal; for now.

>>35249
Congrats anon. That seems scary as hell. I was the same way with cola and always struggled to kick the habit. Sometimes I swear it seems like my mom wants me to get fat.

>>33302
>I started drinking black tea with some milk at midnight
unless you're awake at night and sleep during the day, the caffeine will ruin your sleep quality. You're basically setting your body and brain up to age like 20% faster.
Go for some herbal tea instead.

PROTIP: Unless you drink your coffee black and without sugar, you don't actually 'like' coffee.

Coffee tastes horrible, that's why people buy those abominations from Starbucks with 3 pumps of caramel and heaps of sugary milk cream just to make it drinkable. And because it's served hot, coffee is not even refreshing or thirst-quenching.

>>35409
All you have to add is milk or heavy cream and then drinking it is easy. No sugar needed.

>>35409
>145g
Jesus Christ!

>>35409
No. I'm the hardman anon who likes his coffee black from the deepest pits of the kettle. I love me when the beans get so burnt from the roast that they get all char and create a cup of putrid oily tar thick as molasses. I love groveling down the greasy bean juice flow down my tongue and feeling as my taste buds get overwhelmed by the flavor of charred crusty dilluted bean paste as I choke on the sludge flowing down my throat. Yes, I love coffee, it's my favorite beverage!

>>35412
Real men drink espresso, not that americano shit.

>>35409
Pfffffffffft! Fuck your shit. It's coffee, not carob! Although I can add a bit of carob to coffee and it's still fine. Or to cocoa. Though I'll admit I'm far more inclined to stick with adding coffee and cocoa to each other.

Also, you have a very one-way way of looking at that coffee mixing issue. At least coffee has a flavor that is very compatible with adding dairy. At least you can add goat milk to it. Not so for cocoa, it won't go together, even if it's three quarters coffee and just a quarter cocoa, it still clashes with goat milk. What the hell is that?

Melted soft-serve on a hot summer's day.

Water ~ cold or hot

Affogato = espresso + gelato

Root-beer float for the heat.

>>32810
Cawfee is fine.

Chrysanthemum tea ~ it's beautiful like the spring.

Cafe Latte

>>36076
Chun-li looks like she's masturbating.

>>36190
That time of the year again?

Cawfee

>>32810
Mmmm... chocolate powder.

Winter is coming; warm up with a hot milky drink.

>>32849
I love root beer. Here we call it 'sarsaparilla' so I'm not sure of the specific differences between those two products. I'd say that there's crossover between people who like sarsaparilla and people who like licorice - these flavours offend most of my friends, but I really love them.

There's also an Italian soft drink called 'chinotto' that is absolutely delicious. Extremely bitter but sweet, too!

>>41890
Root beer also pairs really well with vanilla ice cream. Quite a treat under the reign of Summer's oppressive heat!

>>41890
We have sarsaparilla in the US too, but it's not the same thing as root beer, it's closer to birch beer.
We also have a drink called Moxie that's probably the closest thing to chinotto based on your description of it.
I swore off soda years ago, but I used to like all of those.

>>41909
I can't taste the difference between birch beer and root beer. If you're able, could you describe how their tastes differ?

>>41910
Birch beer is less sweet and has more of a slight mint flavor.