Q: How much caffeine is in each size?

Caffeine comes entirely from the espresso shots. A Solo has 75mg, a Doppio has 150mg, a Triple has 225mg, and a Quad has 300mg. If you want less caffeine, order a Solo or request Decaf Espresso Roast. For more, go Quad or ask for an extra shot.

Q: What's the difference between an Espresso Macchiato and an Espresso Con Panna?

Espresso Macchiato ("macchiato" means "marked" or "stained" in Italian): Topped with a small amount of steamed milk foam —light, airy, and warm. It's subtle and keeps the espresso front and center. Espresso Con Panna : Topped with cold, sweetened whipped cream —richer, denser, and sweeter. It's more dessert-like and indulgent.

Q: What cup is Espresso Con Panna served in?

It's usually presented in our Short (8 oz) hot cup to give the whipped cream plenty of room to sit beautifully on top, or sometimes in a classic small demitasse (about 3 oz) for that traditional, elegant espresso feel. Either way, it's short, sophisticated, and perfectly portioned.

Question 1

What does Espresso Con Panna taste like?

Accepted Answer

It's intensely bold and rich from the espresso, with a cool, sweet, creamy contrast from the whipped cream. The combination creates a dessert-like experience — the bitterness of the espresso is beautifully softened by the sweetness of the cream. Think of it as espresso's most luxurious, indulgent form without adding any milk or syrup.

Question 2

How much caffeine is in each size?

Accepted Answer

Caffeine comes entirely from the espresso shots. A Solo has 75mg, a Doppio has 150mg, a Triple has 225mg, and a Quad has 300mg. If you want less caffeine, order a Solo or request Decaf Espresso Roast. For more, go Quad or ask for an extra shot.

Question 3

Should I stir my Espresso Con Panna?

Accepted Answer

Totally up to your style! Many love sipping slowly through the cool, fluffy whipped cream first, letting the hot espresso contrast with the sweet cream layer by layer. Others prefer to give it a gentle stir to blend everything into a rich, creamy, almost latte-like experience in a smaller, more intense package. Try it both ways and see what you prefer!

Question 4

What's the difference between an Espresso Macchiato and an Espresso Con Panna?

Accepted Answer

Espresso Macchiato ("macchiato" means "marked" or "stained" in Italian): Topped with a small amount of steamed milk foam—light, airy, and warm. It's subtle and keeps the espresso front and center. Espresso Con Panna: Topped with cold, sweetened whipped cream—richer, denser, and sweeter. It's more dessert-like and indulgent.

Question 5

Can I get Espresso Con Panna with Blonde Espresso?

Accepted Answer

Yes, 100%! Switching to Blonde Espresso makes the drink noticeably smoother, brighter, and a touch sweeter, with less bitterness and a little extra caffeine boost (about 85 mg per single shot vs. around 75 mg in Signature Espresso). It's a fantastic option if you want a gentler, more approachable version.

Question 6

What cup is Espresso Con Panna served in?

Accepted Answer

It's usually presented in our Short (8 oz) hot cup to give the whipped cream plenty of room to sit beautifully on top, or sometimes in a classic small demitasse (about 3 oz) for that traditional, elegant espresso feel. Either way, it's short, sophisticated, and perfectly portioned.

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