The specialty of espresso coffee

Espresso is an extract from coffee beans processed by high pressure machine. Therefore, it can be said that espresso is the essence of coffee beans in the form of a cup of liquid coffee solid and thick in a single shot cup or double shot cup.
The term espresso comes from Italy, where the term was first used in the early 1900s. When translated freely, the meaning of espresso is 'a cup of coffee brewed expressly just for you'. A wonderful term for coffee lovers.
Once we understand what an espresso is, then we will start discussing about what makes a special espresso and different from other coffee drinks.
Are coffee beans to make espresso different from other coffee beans?
Actually not coffee beans that distinguish espresso with other coffee drinks. Because of the popularity of this beverage, espresso is often used as the main topic of coffee beans marketing and this makes some people feel that the results of steeping from special beans automatically referred to as espresso coffee. And of course, you can actually make espresso from any kind of seed you like.
Is the mixture of coffee beans to make espresso different from the coffee beans mix for other beverages?
Mixture of coffee beans is an important thing to make a cup of fragrant coffee with maximum taste, but it does not mean a mixture of certain coffee beans to make the results of steeping coffee can be called as espresso. Although there is a mixture of certain coffee beans are made specifically to make high-quality espresso, but without going through the process of espresso machine extraction, the result of a mixture of coffee beans is not espresso.
Are there any roasted beans that are special for espresso?
Of course this is not true. In California, you can see an espresso with roasted roasted coffee beans. On the East Coast of the United States, espresso with light roasted roasted coffee beans is more popular. While in northern Italy, roasted roasted coffee beans are used more often, so you can say that you can use kpi seeds with any roaster level to your taste to make espresso.