All Iced Coffee Drinks Explained: Cold Brew vs Iced Latte vs Frappe and more!

In our previous popular video we showed you all espresso drinks you can order at the coffee shop and in this video we want to show you all iced or cold coffee options. Behind the bar is Denis Kramář, head of coffee at Rebel Bean. He's ready to show you and explain 10 drinks ranging from iced latte, frappe, cold brew, espresso tonic or affogato. Let's get into it. All right, so let's start with iced espresso or espresso on ice. Are you ready, Denis? Sure. Okay, let's get into it. There's two ways how to make it. The first one is to pull the shot straight on the ice and the other one is put it separately and then pour it on the rocks. We prefer the first one because it gives the espresso time to cool down a bit and when you serve it you are serving it ready to go. So one of the simplest iced coffee drink you can order, espresso on ice or iced espresso. Basically just espresso shot straight to the ice. Shakerato is a little bit different way how to prepare espresso on ice. You put the espresso in the shaker with a little bit of sugar and you just shake it and it makes a really nice foam and it's all like connected. This drink is called shakerato which is double shot of espresso, a little bit of sugar and shake with ice in the shaker and then serve in some of these fancy glasses. Iced cappuccino is a beverage with milk and one espresso. We prepare the milk on the steam wand, we create a microphone but we don't heat it up on the normal temperature so the ice won't melt when you pour it on it and first there's ice then the milk and one shot on top. So this is iced cappuccino, single shot of espresso, slightly foamed milk and put everything on ice. The preparation is completely the same as the iced cappuccino but there's more milk, it's like almost twice amount of milk. Okay so this is iced latte and as a bonus I got a straw so I can drink it like that. Frappe, it has a roots in Greece and our adaptation is to make frappe from espresso machine so it's one shot of espresso, 100 milliliters of milk, a little bit of simple syrup and all blended in frappe maker and pour it on ice. I mean it's the the funnest thing is the sweetness because there's a little bit of sugar in it and it's like super funky because there's a lot of foam and it's really refreshing. Okay so this is frappe, traditional greek iced coffee drink that is kind of adapted by baristas here at Viljana. Cappuccino freddo, I think our way how to make it is a little bit different than usual. We made double espresso, pour it on ice and then we prepare milk on the frappe maker and then pour it on the top of the espresso so it makes like two different layers. It's almost like irish coffee but a little bit different. Okay so this beauty is cappuccino freddo which is double shot of espresso and foam milk from the blender. Cold brew coffee, it's a drink prepared from the coffee extracted on low temperatures with a little bit higher ratio and we leave it for about 12 hours and then we put it in the jars or in the cup. Okay so this is cold brew coffee, this particular one is made from washed random coffee and then we have nitro and it's the same drink but infused with nitrogen and pour on tap. The difference is that the nitrogen gives the coffee more body and really nice velvety texture. I mean nitrogen is like conservant so it keeps coffee fresh for almost a week. Okay so this is nitro coffee which is cold brew coffee infused with nitrogen which creates this beautiful cascading effect and also creates a nice creamy velvety texture. Affogato, it's a drink originally from Italy and it's a combination of vanilla ice cream and one espresso. You just put ice cream in the jar and then pour espresso on top and you just eat it with the spoon, it's almost like dessert. Okay so this affogato which is vanilla ice cream and espresso, it's more of a coffee dessert I would say. It's one of my favorite things during the summer. Espresso and Donut, it's pretty unusual combination but I really like it. I mean it's just tonic water with a shot of espresso, it's bitter, it's sweet and it's really nice balance. And it's a really refreshing summer cold coffee drink that got quite popular recently and it's a nice mixture of the bitterness and sparkliness of the tonic water and acidity and sweetness of espresso. Okay let's summarize them for you once again. I should mention that these are not the universal recipes, they can vary a lot around the world. We asked Dennis to show drinks as they serve them in the coffee shop here in Brno. Iced espresso or espresso on ice is an espresso shot poured over ice served in a small glass cup. Shakerato is a double espresso shaken with a little bit of sugar and ice cubes and then strained into a glass. Iced cappuccino is a slightly foam or shaken milk poured over ice in a glass with a single shot of espresso poured on top of it. Iced latte is almost the same as iced cappuccino, just with more milk served in a taller glass. Frappe consists of one espresso shot, 100 milliliters of milk and a little bit of simple syrup. All blended together and poured over ice in a tall glass. Cappuccino freddo is double espresso poured over ice and topped with a layer of frothed cold milk. Cold brew coffee is coffee extracted in low temperature water for a long time, usually 12 to 24 hours and served in the glass over the ice. Nitro coffee is cold brew coffee infused with nitrogen, often stored in a cake and served from a tap. Affogato is a coffee dessert that consists of one espresso shot poured over a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Espresso tonic is a simple coffee cocktail that consists of tonic water poured over ice into a glass and then topped with a single espresso shot. All right, so that's it. We showed you 10 cold coffee drinks that you can order and try. Hope you enjoy it and let us know what's your favorite and I'm looking forward to seeing you in the next video. Bye-bye.