What’s the difference between cappuccino, mocha, latte, and espresso?

Cappuccino

• Cappuccino is an Italian coffee drink, it gets its name from the capuchin friars of Naples, who wore hoods similar to those worn by monks.
• It is traditionally prepared with double espresso topped with a layer of hot foamed milk or microfoam. It’s then finished off with a dusting of cocoa powder on top.
  

Latte

• Latte means milk in Italian. It is prepared with single shots of espresso along with a lot of steamed milk.
  

Mocha

• Mocha is a combination of espresso and hot chocolate. It’s delicious, and it has the bonus of being able to be served iced.
  

Espresso

• Espresso is a coffee beverage made from water and finely ground, highly concentrated roasted coffee beans. It is prepared by forcing hot water at high pressure through the ground coffee.