Classic cappuccino: Bar Italia, above, ‘makes coffee from the heart, rather than from a manual’ Photo: Courtesy of Telegraph Cappuccino wars have broken out on the high street after one of Britain's largest coffee retailers announced a steep rise in its prices. Patrick Sawer Telegraph November 04, 2007 Starbucks has put up the price of its lattes and cappuccinos by four per cent, more than twice the rate of inflation.Industry experts have warned that rival coffee outlets will inevitably follow suit.The price rise means that Starbucks' smallest cup of latte or cappuccino, the Tall, has breached the £2 barrier for the first time: it now costs £2.05. Starbucks' largest cappuccino and latte, the Venti, now costs £2.65 - an increase of 10p. It is the second time that Starbucks has raised prices since April, when a small cappuccino cost £1.89 and the Venti £2.25. The American chain, which has come to dominate the high-street coffee market since it arrived in the UK in 1998, blam...