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Ristretto vs Turkish coffee

A ristretto is a shorter, sweeter, more concentrated espresso. A turkish coffee is finely ground coffee simmered unfiltered in a cezve.

RistrettoTurkish coffee
Cup Espresso Brewed coffee
What it isA shorter, sweeter, more concentrated espressoFinely ground coffee simmered unfiltered in a cezve
In the cupEspressoBrewed coffee
Coffee strength
MilkNoneNone
Caffeine~100 mg~60–80 mg
Size15–25 ml60–70 ml
ServedHotHot
FromItaly / café classicTurkey
Make it18 g coffee → 18–27 g out (1:1 to 1:1.5). Same grind, stopped early, or a touch finer.7 g powder-fine coffee, 70 ml cold water and sugar (optional) in a cezve. Heat slowly until it foams, then pour. Don't stir after.
BeansBest beans →Best beans →

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Bitter Waters Coffee

Berry Me Softly ( SCA 88.25 )

AnaerobicLactic, yeast & culturedNew
Ratnagiri Estate
raspberry tartness, caramel
₹1,025
Coffee Plus

Khazad

Light-mediumNatural
Khazad Karadykan Estate
berries
₹490 /100 g

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