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This is not espresso. And yes, you should serve it with a glass of cold water. This is Turkish coffee, one of the oldest coffee traditions in the world and the coffee I grew up drinking. Traditionally, it's prepared in a Cezve. And even though it may look simple, making it properly takes technique, precision and plenty of practice. That's what kept me making it for the past 15 or 20 years. This was my grandmother's favourite coffee Buy Turkish Ground Coffee or Grind With the Finest Setting and I never wanted to ruin that memory by making it anything less than perfect. One Spoon per Cup But the Sake Turkish Coffee Maker promises to make that process much easier. Add Sweetener Before Water (Optional) 70ml Cold Water per Cup It recreates the traditional sand brew method and senses the foam as it develops. It then controls the rise, rest and second rise to create a rich, foamy cup of Turkish coffee. Once it's ready, pour it into your cup, give it a minute for the grounds to settle and enjoy the coffee that helped make history. Or should I say Afiyet Olsun.