Espresso Drink Guide

Espresso Drink Guide

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Elegant coffee infographic showing 12 classic espresso-based drinks arranged in a 4x3 grid on a rich dark roasted-bean brown background. Each drink is displayed as a transparent glass cup cross-section revealing distinct colored layers — dark espresso at the bottom, steamed milk in creamy white, foam as airy cloud-like caps, chocolate syrup in deep brown, vanilla in pale gold. Drinks include: Espresso, Doppio, Ristretto, Americano, Long Black, Macchiato, Cortado, Flat White, Cappuccino, Latte, Mocha, Affogato. Each glass has a clean label underneath in modern sans-serif typography with the drink name and a one-line ratio description (e.g. ""1:1 espresso to steamed milk""). A large decorative title at the top reads ""THE ESPRESSO GUIDE"" in elegant serif letterpress style with a subtle coffee bean illustration. Warm ambient lighting with soft shadows under each glass, slight condensation on cold drinks, wisps of steam rising from hot drinks. Bottom bar shows a roast-level gradient strip from light to dark with bean icons. Clean editorial layout, premium café poster aesthetic, photorealistic glass rendering with illustrated diagram overlay.

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