| FLATWHITE | Fellow delayed drinking drop of coffee |
| GOBLET | Leave sandwich to drink last drop of coffee in cup (6) |
| INSOLVENT | Rude when drinking drop of vodka on the rocks (9) |
| PEKOE | Dog drinking drop of one's tea (5) |
| ASPERSIONS | Slurs like folk drinking drop of IPA (10) |
| FAWN | Young animal, cooler drinking drop of water (4) |
| SPATOWN | Argument about drinking drop of water in Bath? |
| BALMORAL | Bishop's unethical, drinking drop of liquor in Queen's house |
| SEMIDRY | Wild misery drinking drop of Dubonnet: it's only partly sweet (4-3) |
| ROBUSTA | One kind of coffee business included in register of names |
| HERS | Word on one of a pair of coffee mugs |
| DIME | Cost of a cup of coffee, once |
| URN | Holder of several cups of coffee |
| RELIEVE | Soothe engineers, as it happens, drinking last of coffee |
| PHILTRE | Sort of coffee, say: one loves drinking it |
| DEJAVU | Note shortage of coffee in much of Europe: familiar experience? |
| OPERA | Kind of cake with layers of coffee and chocolate |
| LATTE | According to your average talk radio host, this is the sort of coffee might you be sipping (instead of a chardonnay) if you were a liberal, elitist, urban socialist? |
| WATERLOOCUP | At the London station, a serving of coffee was the highlight of the coursing calendar (8,3) |
| ESPRESSO | Type of coffee processed around beginning of night gets responses (8) |
