Viennese coffee is an emblematic beverage that reflects the rich coffee tradition of Vienna, Austria. Its origin dates back to the 17th century, when the Ottomans introduced coffee to Europe and this city became one of the most important centers for its consumption and preparation. In different Latin American countries, this beverage may be known simply as "coffee with milk and cinnamon" or, in some cases, may be associated with flavored coffee variants that combine local spices with milk. However, the essence of Viennese coffee always remains in the harmonious blend of coffee, milk, and a sweet touch, often accompanied by cinnamon which gives it a distinctive and warm aroma.