I prefer cold brew with milk and a little sugar, but I live in the UK so there aren't that many months where it's warm enough for it.
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I've been living in Vietnam for about a year and a half now, and iced is almost always the way to go here. Bạc Xỉu is my jam forever. If you can find a Vietnamese coffee shop in your area, I'd highly recommend it. Bonus points if they are using Vietnamese Robusta beans instead of Arabica.
Iced coffee because I drink it quickly to get ready and stay awake for a work day. It’s funny because many of the immigrants I know from poorer countries tend to have ample time in the morning for a proper breakfast with the family and enjoy coffee at a leisurely pace
Hot tea
Depends on the day and the mood really, but mostly hot.