Espresso is one of the strongest coffee brews and serves as a base for other coffee drinks. Also known as the Father of Coffees, the Waker-Upper, and Burnt Roast. The espresso's rich, deep and slightly bitter taste catches your mouth and nose like a coffee lasso and just won't let go. The color should be dark brown and not too watery. Drink in small sips before the creamy top layer goes away.

Pronounced lateh in America, latei in England, and lahte in Italy, this layered coffee is made with espresso, milk, foam, and usually some flavoring on top. A latte would have been Alice's favorite drink in Wonderland. Why? Because you can eat and drink it at the same time. While waiting for the drink to cool down, enjoy the delicious froth. Foam noses and mustaches are easily cleaned up with a paper napkin.

The original Italian capuccino is a single espresso shot mixed with equal parts of steamed and frothed milk. You can take it the traditional way with no additional flavors or sweeteners. But if you're feeling adventurous the robot coffee maker can add countless popular flavors like vanilla, chocolate, or caramel and even exotic ones like lavender or macadamia. Add a drop of syrup to the cappuccino's dry foam for different taste every day.

The americano is the espresso's little brother. To brew it, the robot barista uses only two ingredients: water and beans. Its strength depends on the beans and the proportions. If you love the rich taste of pure coffee but the espresso is too strong for you, choose the americano. Plus it has an interesting backstory.

The difference between a latte and a flat white is not immediately obvious. Both are espresso-based brews with added milk. But for a flat white, the robot coffee maker mixes microfoam into the coffee to give it a creamy, velvety texture. It tastes more like an espresso with a bit of milk, while a latte is more like milk with a bit of coffee.

Is that a latte or an espresso? Coffee disputes between java fans often end up here. Whatever your preference, this option features both a rich coffee flavor and a creamy milk taste. Want to add some milk into your americano? The robot barista doesn't judge! Its artificial intelligence was designed to satisfy any coffee preference.