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Which drink is said to come from GIs diluting Italian coffee?
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Which alcoholic liquor is traditionally combined with hot coffee and sugar in an Irish coffee?
Answer: Whiskey
Why: Chef Joe Sheridan invented the warm cocktail in the 1940s at a flying boat air base in Ireland to comfort stranded, shivering passengers.
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Which coffee drink name means "stained" or "marked" in Italian?
Answer: Macchiato
Why: Latte macchiato flips the idea: a tall glass of milk 'stained' with just a shot of espresso.
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What is the professional term for a trained coffee taster and grader?
Answer: Q Grader
Why: Often likened to wine sommelier certification, the Q Grader programme moved from CQI to the Specialty Coffee Association in October 2025.
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Which Italian dessert is espresso poured over vanilla ice cream?
Answer: Affogato
Why: In Italian, affogato literally translates to drowned, describing how the cold ice cream is submerged in warm coffee.
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Why does cold brew taste less acidic than hot coffee?
Answer: Heat extracts acidic compounds faster
Why: Brewed side by side, cold brew measured 0.2 to 0.4 pH units less acidic than hot brew, and the gap widened with darker roasts.
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What is it called when espresso water rushes through cracks in the coffee?
Answer: Channeling
Why: Channeling creates a double flaw, causing harsh over-extraction along the fast channel while leaving surrounding grounds under-extracted.