How to handle scenario where we want to use related interfaces, but have a common interface within an abstract class?

gistfile1.cs

Public Interface IBrewCoffeee
{
  void DoSomething;
}

Public Interface IStarbucksBrewsCoffee
{
	void DoSomething;
	void DoSomething1;
	void DoSomething2;
}

Public Interface IDunksBrewsCoffee
{
	void DoSomething;
	void DoSomethingElse;
}

public abstract class CoffeeHouse
{
	public CoffeeHouse(IBrewCoffee) { ... }
}

Public Starbucks : CoffeeHouse
{
	public Starbucks(IStarbucksBrewsCoffee starbucksBrewsCoffee) : base(starbucksBrewsCoffee) { }
}

Public Dunks : CoffeeHouse
{
	public Dunks(IDunksBrewsCoffee dunksBrewsCoffee) : base(dunksBrewsCoffee) { }
}

Use interface inheritance:

IStarbucksBrewsCoffee : IBrewCoffeee
IDunksBrewsCoffee : IBrewCoffeee