(2024) IELTS Speaking Part 1 Topic Tea and Coffee

Yes, most people tend to choose them as the go-to drinks, to soothe their hectic lives.

Coffee is very popular among young people. Drinking a cup of coffee must be the first thing in the morning and they also need it after taking a nap in the afternoon, which is exactly what I do every day.

As for tea, young people also like it, you know, bubble tea, milk tea and suck like, while old people may prefer to drink it in a very traditional way: just brew it and enjoy it.

Neither. I just serve them with Just bottled water.

I do this because I think I’could not be bothered to do such things and my friends won’t mind it.

By the way, what I usually prepared for my friend is Evian water, so I think they can’t complain.

Just like I said. First thing in the morning. So this morning, after I woke up, I got myself a cup of Americano.

Usually, I would like to drink a latte or flat white, but I always choose Americano when I have to do something really important or serious.

This perfect pick-me-up is really a lifesavor.

I used to, but these days I hardly do so.

Because I once calculated how much I would spend on coffee in a month, which is much higher than I would like to spend.

So, to save money and have great coffee handy, now I am using liquid coffee concentrate to make coffee myself, which is super convenient and cheap.

I can get a milky iced latte after lunch just in a second.

Yes, sure. Tea and coffee are probably the two most popular drinks nowadays.

I mean, you could see people unwind/chill out in a café or queue up in front of a tea beverage store all the time.

Some coffee or tea lovers have even bought their own coffee machine or tea set.

Well, if my guests love drinking coffee or tea, I would like to offer/serve them what they want.

In fact, I’m a coffee/tea buff and I’ve got my own coffee machine/tea set.

Whenever my friends come over to my house, I’d make coffee/tea for them.

The aroma of coffee beans/tea is so refreshing and I think it’s a good idea to spend quality time with my guests while drinking some coffee/tea.

– Actually, I had coffee this morning, because I got up real early for my morning class and I’d get drowsy without the coffee.

– Honestly, I can’t really remember the last time I had coffee, because I hardly drink it. It was probably a few months ago when I got a cup of coffee because I was too sleepy or it could be last year when my friends came to my city. I’m not really sure.

Well, I usually buy coffee in a cafe with the right ambiance and photogenic interior design.

There are just so many cafés opening all over the city and a lot of them have high ratings on Yelp or have gone viral on social media, so I’d love to fry them one by one.

Sometimes if I‘m tied up with my schoolwork, I would order takeout and have it delivered to my address.

Absolutely! Tea and coffee have always been popular, but now more than ever, they seem to be an integral part of many cultures and daily routines.

The rise of specialty coffee shops and global tea chains has revolutionized the way people perceive and consume these beverages.

Coffee, especially, has seen a tremendous evolution; from cold brews to nitro-infused versions, there’s something for everyone.

And as for tea? Well, there are entire ceremonies and traditions built
around it in many cultures.

From matcha lattes in Japan to the classic British afternoon tea, these drinks are celebrated and enjoyed in a myriad of ways around the globe.

The fact that we also have a ton of festivals, events, and workshops dedicated to tea and coffee is a testament to their enduring popularity.

It’s really up to the guest. I have various types of tea at home, such as Chai, green tea, black tea, Thai tea, and more.

I also have a espresso machine with various capsules that can make iced or hot coffee beverages.

If the guest does not have a preference, I usually serve a latte as it’s well-liked by most people.

Well, I had a cup of latte this morning. It has been part of my daily routine for many years already.

Drinking coffee boosts my energy instantly and makes me ready for the day’s hard work.

Well, it’s a mix.

While I do have a coffee machine at home and love the ritual of
brewing my own cup in the mornings, there’s something special about the whole coffee shop experience.

The ambient noise, the smell of freshly ground beans, and the occasional pastry treat make it a whole vibe.

Plus, it’s a change of scenery, especially if I’ve been cooped up at home for too long.

Sometimes I head to a coffee shop to work or read, just for a change in environment.

So, while I don’t buy coffee from a shop every day, I do indulge in the experience quite often, especially when I’m looking for a mini escape from my routine.