Play Coffee & Tea Trivia Online
36 questions · 2 to 20 players · free
Brews, beans, and rituals.
Serve up the Coffee & Tea roundNo app, no account. Your friends join with a 4 letter code.
Round up your friends and play a live Coffee & Tea trivia round right now. 36 questions in the bank, shuffled fresh every game. One person starts a room, everyone else joins with a 4 letter code from any phone or laptop. No signup, no app, no setup, and it is free for up to 20 players.
Sample questions
18 of 36- 01Espresso, the base of most coffee drinks, originated in which country?
- 02A cappuccino is espresso topped with steamed milk and what?
- 03Matcha is a powdered form of which drink?
- 04Afternoon tea is a classic tradition of which country?
- 05Starbucks opened its first store in 1971 in which city?
- 06Earl Grey tea gets its distinctive flavor from which citrus?
- 07Legend says coffee was discovered by a goat herder named Kaldi in which country?
- 08The two main commercial coffee species are arabica and what?
- 09The flat white coffee style is claimed by Australia and which other country?
- 10In many languages, the word chai simply means what?
- 11Turkish coffee is traditionally brewed in a small long-handled pot called a what?
- 12In which year did protesters dump tea into the harbor at the Boston Tea Party?
- 13Bubble tea, with its chewy tapioca pearls, was invented in which place?
- 14An americano is espresso combined with what?
- 15Kopi luwak, one of the priciest coffees, is made from beans that have passed through which animal?
- 16All true tea comes from the leaves of which plant?
- 17An affogato is a scoop of ice cream drowned in what?
- 18The traditional Japanese tea ceremony is known by what name?
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How it works
- Start a room. Pick Coffee & Tea and hit play. You get a 4 letter code.
- Friends join. They open the site, type the code, and pick a nickname. Nothing to install.
- Answer fast. Speed and streaks both score, so the fastest right answer wins the round.
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