An Americano is a coffee beverage that is made by adding hot water to a shot of espresso, creating a milder and less concentrated version of espresso. The drink originated in Italy, but it is believed to have been popularized by American soldiers during World War II who diluted the strong espresso with hot water to make it more palatable. An Americano can be made with various types of espresso and water, and the ratio of espresso to water can vary, depending on personal preference. The resulting drink has a similar strength to drip coffee but with a different flavor profile that is smoother and less bitter. An Americano is often served black, but it can also be enjoyed with a splash of milk or cream.

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