mocca

Mocca is a term used in multiple contexts. In gastronomy, mocca (often anglicized as mocha) refers to a coffee beverage with chocolate flavor. The name derives from Mocha, a port city in Yemen that was prominent in the early history of coffee trade. In modern cafés, a mocca typically combines espresso with chocolate, and is served hot or cold; recipes vary and may include steamed milk, whipped cream, or chocolate syrup.

In music, Mocca is the name of a band from Indonesia. The group, formed in Bandung in 1999, is known for a retro-inspired indie pop sound, blending influences from swing and lounge music. Mocca has released several albums and has performed across Indonesia and Southeast Asia, contributing to the region's indie music scene.

Other uses of the term include its use as a brand spelling or variant of mocha in some languages, reflecting the flexible transliteration of the same word.