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If Zodiac Signs Were Coffee Drinks

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Gabrielle Marie Simpson
Jun 26, 2017
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1. Aries- Frappuccino

Aries are known for being enthusiastic, adventurous, and energetic. What caffeinated beverage is more adventurous than a frappuccnio?

2. Taurus- Vanilla Latte

One key characteristic of a Taurus is reliability. When you don't know what to order from the Starbucks menu, a vanilla latte is the perfect default. It never disappoints.

3. Gemini- Flat White

The flat white drink is a pretty new trend and its definitely not for everyone. With that in mind, the versatile Gemini is the perfect match.

4. Cancer- Decaffeinated

The shrewd and cautious Cancer definitely dosen't want or need the extra jitters that come from drinking caffeine.

5. Leo- White Mocha

A warm drink for a warm hearted sign. Leos are creative just like the white chocolate mocha. And faithfully delicious.

6. Virgo- Pumpkin Spice

Virgos are known to be perfectionists. And is there a more perfect flavor ( so they say) than a pumpkin spice latte?

7. Libra- Iced Americano

Americano is one of the most practical and idealistic coffee beverages out there. Same goes for the Libra, the sign known for balance and practicality.


8. Scorpio- Black

Determined, forceful, powerful. Am I describing the drink or the sign? Nothing is more intense than straight black coffee (except maybe espresso) or a Scorpio.

9. Sagittarius- Peppermint Mocha

Sagittarius range from November 23 to December 22. Peppermint mocha is not only fitting for the season but for Sagittarius jovial and optimistic nature.


10. Capricorn- Iced Coffee

The practical and prudent Capricorn needs this simple and practical drink to help her remain alert. The Capricorn is ambitious and disciplined. Iced coffee is the perfect boost.

11. Aquarius- Cappuccino

A classic drink fit for the loyal and intellectual Aquarius. We all know at least one movie that has that one library scene where all the intellectuals are sipping their cappuccinos.

12. Pisces- Caramel Macchiato

Lacking in the coffee department, but the caramel macchiato gets an A+ for imagination, and compassion to all taste buds. And you get an A+ too Pisces.

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