Follow your taste
Explore the many sides of coffee.
FOR THE LOVE OF COFFEE
From your first espresso shot to your next favourite bean. Explore the world of coffee through beautiful illustrations and explanations that make things click.
For iPhone and iPad · English and Danish · See the app’s price on the App Store

THERE IS MORE IN EVERY CUP

Cappuccino
Original illustrations from the app. Ingredient proportions are a guide.
FOLLOW YOUR CURIOSITY
What makes a latte different from a cappuccino? What does extraction mean? And what happens during roasting? Find your way to the answers, at your own pace.
Illustrations help you understand coffee drinks, their ingredients and approximate proportions.
Put two drinks side by side and discover what makes them different.
Search names and explanations, save your favourites, and explore the content available to you offline.
YOUR COFFEE COMPANION
Real screenshots from the app. Select an image to take a closer look.
Explore the many sides of coffee.
Understand a drink, layer by layer.
Compare two drinks on one screen.
Coffee Terms PRO
Coffee Terms Pro unlocks the complete library of drinks, brewing, equipment, flavour, beans and much more. Access depends on the app version and purchases. See current purchase options in the app and the download price in the App Store.
GOOD TO KNOW
Still have a question? Send feedback in the app, or email us at apps@ambisapp.com.
No. Coffee Terms also covers brewing, equipment, water, chemistry, milk, latte art, flavour, roasting, processing, growing and coffee culture.
Yes. The content available to you can be used offline. Making or restoring purchases and sending feedback may require an internet connection.
The illustrations and ingredient proportions are a guide. Recipes vary, and ingredients may be mixed in the finished drink.
Explanations are available in English and Danish. Choose your language in the app.
Explore the world of coffee with Coffee Terms.
Download on the App StoreIllustrations and ingredient proportions are a guide. Recipes vary. Flavour images represent tasting notes, not ingredients added to the coffee.