A Literary Coffee and Tea Menu
I don’t know what you do when you get together with bookish friends, but when fellow Rioter Jenn and I had a sleepover a couple weeks ago, we found ourselves dreaming up literary coffee drinks. Jenn is the events director at WORD bookstores, and their Jersey City location (set to open in September) is going to have a cafe. Obviously, the cafe must have literary coffee drinks. Here’s our menu, created with the help of our fellow Riot contributors. All hail the hivemind!
Any to add? You know what to do!
How Should a Latte Be?
The Metamochasis
The Gone-Away Swirl (black-and-white mocha)
Tinker Tailor Soldier Chai
The Old Man and the Tea
English Breakfast of Champions
The Oolong Goodbye
Tiny Beautiful Beans (single shot)
In Cold Brew
The Great Gatsbean (we have no idea what’s in this beverage, but it’s too cute to pass up)
Foamlandia
Cappuccino Country for Old Men
The Master and My Granita
The Americano Adventures of Kavalier and Clay
The Quiet Americano
To Kill a Macchiato
Murder on the Orient Espresso
Dead Until Dark Roast
The Percolators of Being a Wallflower
Billy Lynn’s Long Half and Halftime Walk
Your turn, readers! What are you brewing?
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