Istanbul Cold coffee was most likely discovered by accident. In some sources, it is stated that when there was no hot water or milk to add to the coffee, cold water was added and it continues to be made because it is so popular.

It is known that coffee came from its homeland, Africa, to the Ottoman Empire via Yemen, and spread to Europe from the Ottoman Empire. It was noticed that coffee, which was initially boiled with water, opened the mind and provided vitality, and it began to be consumed widely in a short time. Istanbul Iced coffee, on the other hand, is a coffee presentation that is not clear when and where it was first used. The most common belief is that it emerged in Algeria and spread through the French. It is also known that it has been consumed in a wide geography from Austria to Japan for many years.

Istanbul Iced coffee is now consumed fondly all over the world. Cold coffee, which is the form of espresso, filter coffee or cold brew coffee prepared by mixing it with milk or ice or both, is accepted as a refreshing drink. When we are sweltering in the heat, all we need is a cup of Istanbul cold coffee to refresh ourselves in cold weather, to relieve fatigue, to sweeten pleasant conversations or to dream and dive far away.