Super-fine, powder-fine Turkish ground coffee. Organic Ceylon cinnamon — never cassia — adds sweet warmth, aromatic spice, and foam.

The classic cup, warmed up

Cinnamon Turkish coffee starts as the same specialty-grade Arabica base as our Traditional — chocolate, hazelnut, roasted nuts — and folds organic Ceylon cinnamon into the powder-fine grind.

True cinnamon, not the harsher cassia in most supermarket jars — and never a syrup or flavoring sprayed on after roasting.

Cinnamon has centuries of history in Ottoman kitchens, and it earns its place in the cezve: it perfumes the foam as the coffee rises, and reads as warmth and sweetness in the cup rather than spice on top of it.

Ceylon cinnamon quills beside a thick cassia roll — the delicate true cinnamon Lezzet uses, and the harsher bark it never uses

What it tastes like

In the cup: warm cinnamon over the chocolate base, a rounder sweetness than Traditional, and an especially generous foam. Comfort-leaning without tasting like a dessert drink.

Before you order

What does cinnamon Turkish coffee taste like?

Warm cinnamon over the chocolate base, with a rounder aromatic sweetness than Traditional — but no sugar in the bag, and nothing close to a dessert drink. Add sugar in the cezve only if that is how you take your cup.

Why Ceylon cinnamon and not cassia?

Almost everything sold as "cinnamon" in the US is cassia — a rougher, hotter bark that turns bitter when brewed. Ceylon is the delicate true-cinnamon species: sweeter, more aromatic, and gentle enough to be milled straight into the coffee.

Is the cinnamon organic?

Yes — organic Ceylon cinnamon, milled into the coffee powder-fine. The full ingredient list is specialty-grade Arabica and organic Ceylon cinnamon: no syrups, oils, or artificial flavoring.

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