National Mocha Day is observed in the United States on September 29 every year, coinciding with International Coffee Day. This day is particularly cherished by coffee enthusiasts who celebrate the caffè mocha, an American variant of a caffè latte that combines espresso, steamed milk, and chocolate. The beverage can be sweetened with cocoa powder or chocolate syrup and is often topped with steamed-milk foam or whipped cream, sometimes garnished with cocoa powder, cinnamon, or mini marshmallows. The term “mocha” originates from the town of Mocha in Yemen, historically a significant coffee marketplace known for its distinct coffee beans that have a chocolate flavor. To celebrate National Mocha Day, people are encouraged to visit their favorite coffee shops and enjoy a delicious caffè mocha.