What your morning coffee says about you

What does your brew say about you?

Employees from Merlo Coffee in Australia told news.com.au they can discover a lot about their caffeine-loving customers by the type of coffee they order.

Which one are you?

Long blackA long black lover is all about “strength” and “stamina”. You’re busy and on-the-go, but you like to show off.

CappuccinoYou probably had your first cappuccino in your mid-20s and you haven’t veered off course since. You don’t indulge as often as you should, but you’re also a bit of a child at heart (particularly if you like the chocolate sprinkles).

Cafe latteLatte drinkers are “softer” and “romantic” types. They also tend to be the people who stay back at work without ever complaining. Caffe latte drinkers are “pretty nice people” overall. Good for you.

Flat whiteNo fuss, no messing around – you’re straight-up. But sometimes, you can lack some imagination. Flat white lovers are generally traditionalists who probably still hold onto their Nokia, even though they don’t need it anymore.

Short blackYou order this authentic espresso because you take yourself and life very seriously. You’re busy – you don’t have time for the fuss of milk or chocolate dusting. You want coffee and you want it NOW. This is also how you operate at work, and it can be annoying.

MacchiatoIf you drink a ‘mac’ you’re probably a young professional who wants to work hard and play hard – most likely doing both until you burn out. This is the ‘cool kids’ coffee. If you’re a Gen Y employee trying to make your mark, this is what you order.

Hot ChocolateHot choccie drinkers give others trust issues – are you pretending you have coffee in that cup to fit in with the crowd?

Chai LatteYou are one chilled out person. You love a chai latte because even though you’re on your way to work in the middle of the city, you want to feel like you might have just done yoga in the woods or gone surfing.

TeaTea drinkers are “wholesome and deep-thinkers”. They turn their noses up at fancy, new flavours of tea (they also tend to be traditionalists) and are the sorts of people who wake up early to read books and sip their tea like a civilized individual.