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Out of all caffeinated rituals, Turkish coffee takes the (coffee) cake. That’s because, according to some experts, Turkish coffee isn't a type of coffee—it’s a cooking method.

There’s also nitro brew coffee, nitro brew jasmine green tea and pineapple kombucha on tap, which is fitting since “Ananas” means “pineapple” in 42 languages.

Turkish coffee isn’t a type of coffee, but rather a style of brewing where preparation can vary from region-to-region and family-to-family.