Sentence examples for bitter espresso from inspiring English sources
If a bar or restaurant serves bitter espresso, try ordering a "shorter" one.
NEW MEXICO PINON COFFEE COMPANY has come up with a brilliant contrast in flavors in its New Mexico Java Jolt candies -- sweet dark chocolate coating bitter espresso beans.
Otherwise, tiramisu had a bitter espresso edge; sour cherries almost balanced achingly sweet lemon meringue tart, and the pastry crust of apple tart was a tad tough.
But at InTent, when a dish works, it really works — as with Mr. Estrella's bowl of chocolate pudding layered with devil's-food cake, sprinkled with candied puffed rice, unsweetened whipped cream, and crunchy shavings of bitter espresso granita.
"The libertarians are winning this war Julie, Andreaa said as we sat in her hotel room, drinking the bitter espresso that enabled her to keep awake through the day (Andrea was notoriously nocturnal).
Shot with an eye for the grimy beauty of the underworld and utterly merciless to its characters, The Asphalt Jungle is a biting, bitter espresso of a movie.
In a city where "coffee" has traditionally meant bitter, astringent espressos or a pot of Americano slowly stewing on a hotplate, many of these new cafes are emphasising specialty coffee – a term that refers to high-quality, distinctly unique beans that are from known and approved provenance, prepared and served with exacting standards.
The drink is produced by the Slayer, a black-and-chrome machine capable of pulling sweet, full-bodied flavor from even the bitterest of espresso beans.
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A mouthful of tiramisù served in a martini glass started out creamy and sweet, followed by a bitter jolt of espresso.
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