In the world of espresso, where that rich, concentrated coffee is king, two variations of a standard shot stand out: the ristretto and the long shot. While both are made by forcing hot water ...

Starbucks' Cortado is made with three ristretto shots-- or "short shots" of highly concentrated espresso coffee -- of the coffee giant's Blonde espresso. In other words, in a ristretto ...

Per Starbucks’ definition of the drink, their version of the Cortado is made with three Ristretto shots of Starbucks Blonde Espresso and steamed milk to give it a velvety texture and balanced ...

The Cortado is one such drink, cherished for its perfect balance of bold espresso and creamy milk. Crafted with three ristretto shots of Blonde Espresso, the Starbucks Cortado offers a smooth and ...

The Cortado is a beverage made with three ristretto shots (more concentrated than a regular espresso shot) of blonde espresso cut with the customer’s choice of milk. This Spanish coffee drink is ...

Compared to lattes and cappuccinos, which have espresso, steamed milk and milk foam, cortados are more coffee-forward. Starbucks' cortado will combine three ristretto shots (meaning that it uses ...

The cortado, derived from the Spanish verb “cortar” meaning “to cut,” is designed to soften the bold espresso flavor with a precise amount of milk. Three ristretto shots of Blonde Espresso ...

A cortado is made with roughly equal amounts of espresso and steamed milk. Starbucks will use ristretto shots of subtly sweet blonde espresso. The drink will only be available hot and in the tall ...

It features steamed milk and three shots of ristretto, which Starbucks makes with less water than a regular espresso. Cortado is only available in a short cup, which is 8 ounces with a nice head ...

this small yet mighty new drink adds a new order to your espresso beverage rotation. Your Cortado order at Starbucks will consist of three ristretto shots of Blonde Espresso and steamed milk, which ...