Einspänner (Korean style)

Also 아인슈페너, Vienna coffee (Korea)

South Korea's take on the Viennese Einspänner: a tall, often iced espresso under a thick layer of sweet cream.

ColdServed coldFrom South Korea

Volume
180ml6.1 US fl oz
Espresso
2shots
Caffeine
127mgderived, USDA FDC
Coffee to milk
1:1.3
Highball, 300 ml. Layers in pouring order from the bottom, drawn by volume.
  1. Espresso60 ml33%
  2. Ice40 ml22%
  3. Cream80 ml44%
Volume
180ml
Caffeine
127mg
Espresso
2shots

Scales every component together, so the ratio holds; caffeine scales with the coffee.

A tall glass of espresso or americano under a deep cap of sweetened cream, drunk through the cream; often iced.

Caffeine

Derived
127mg

in a 180 ml einspänner (korean style)

USDA FoodData Central SR Legacy caffeine per 100 g scaled to the coffee volume in components, assuming 1 g per ml. FDC 171891 (Beverages, coffee, brewed, espresso, restaurant-prepared) 212.0 mg/100 g x 60 ml.

USDA FoodData Central record 171891 · read 2026-10-26

A derived figure: the reference food's caffeine per 100 g scaled to the coffee in this build. Real cups vary with the coffee, the dose and the shot.

Variants by country

1
NameCountryHow it differs
EinspännerAustriaThe hot Viennese original.

History

Popular account

Korean specialty cafés adopted and sweetened the Viennese Einspänner in the late 2010s (popular account). We have not found a primary source for this account.

South Korean cafés' adaptation of the Viennese drink.

Popular account

Parts of this story are repeated widely but were not confirmed against a source this atlas accepts. They are kept as the story people tell, not as fact.

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