5 Iced Latte Recipes You Can Actually Make at Home
Iced lattes are simple. You don’t need a £2k machine or a foam wand that sounds like a jet engine. All you need is good coffee, some ice, milk (or oat), and a bit of flavour if you fancy. Whether you're into sweet, floral, or classic - here's how to do it right. These five recipes cover all the bases, no nonsense.

Espresso meets ice-cold milk - the classic iced latte, just clean flavour and clarity.
1. Classic Iced Latte
You’ll need:
- Double shot of espresso (use Burundi Red Bourbon or any medium roast)
- Ice
- Cold milk (whole, oat, almond - your call)
Method:
- Fill a glass with ice.
- Pour your espresso straight over.
- Top up with cold milk. Stir and sip.
☕ Brewing Tip
Brew your espresso double-strength if you're using a Moka pot or AeroPress. Cold milk and ice will water things down.

Smooth, sweet, and easy to make - this iced vanilla latte is a proper summer go-to.
2. Iced Vanilla Latte
You’ll need:
- Double shot of espresso (Burundi works again)
- 1-2 tsp vanilla syrup (shop-bought or homemade)
- Ice
- Cold milk (we like oat for this)
Method:
- Mix your vanilla syrup with espresso.
- Pour over ice in a tall glass.
- Add milk to taste. Stir. Done.

Syrupy, spiced, and smooth - this iced brown sugar oat latte hits every note.
3. Iced Brown Sugar Latte
You’ll need:
- Double shot of espresso (African Moon is ideal - fruity and bold)
- 1 tbsp brown sugar
- Pinch of cinnamon (optional)
- Ice
- Oat milk (trust us)
Method:
- Mix the brown sugar with hot espresso until dissolved. Add cinnamon if using.
- Fill a glass with ice. Pour over the espresso mix.
- Top up with cold oat milk. Stir and enjoy.

Floral, smooth, and just sweet enough - this iced lavender latte is summer in a glass.
4. Iced Honey Lavender Latte
You’ll need:
- Double shot of espresso (African Moon for this one)
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1/4 cup water + 1 lavender tea bag
- Ice
- Oat or almond milk
Method:
- Steep the lavender tea in hot water for 5 minutes. Mix it with honey.
- Combine with espresso and pour over ice.
- Top with milk. Stir. Sip. Feel fancy.
☕ Brewing Tip
Lavender works best with fruity naturals - keep it light, or it’ll taste like soap. African Moon hits just right.

Creamy, cold, and just the right amount of sweet, this iced caramel oat latte does the job.
5. Iced Caramel Oat Latte
You’ll need:
- Double shot of espresso (use Brazilian Eagle or Calon, something with body)
- 1 tbsp caramel syrup
- Ice
- Cold oat milk
Method:
- Mix espresso with caramel syrup.
- Pour over a tall glass of ice.
- Top with oat milk. Stir it up. Done.
Want More Coffee Like This?
We’ve got brewing guides, proper beans, and no-nonsense recipes here at Wrexham Bean. Want more iced recipes? Hit the guides and cool off properly.