In several literary passages the term “cappuccino” has transcended its role as a mere beverage to evoke a warm, muted brown hue reminiscent of creamy espresso foam. In these instances the drink’s familiar coloration becomes a metaphor for a gentle, inviting ambiance—suggesting both comfort and understated elegance. For example, scenes set in urbane tearooms and lounges subtly draw on this imagery, where ordering an “iced cappuccino” or a freshly made cup conjures not only a tasty indulgence but also the soft, earthy tone of its froth and brew [1, 2]. Such use enriches the narrative by tapping into the reader’s sensory experience, merging taste with visual poetry.