News articles tagged with 'latte art'
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Latte art showdown
It’s time to get your latte art cranking. You might have seen some of the awesome art that we’ve turned out over the years? Well, we reckon it’s high time you guys show us what you’re made of, so we’ve decided to hold our very first latte art competition, for all you home baristas out there.
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Latte art winner and new competition announced
We weren’t too sure what to expect from our latte art competition. Our first latte art comp set the Five Senses wives against each other, and the results were (we’d better be diplomatic here) — interesting. So we were totally blown away by the response from you guys. Amazing stuff!
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Smokin' new latte art
Our resident latte art pro, Bo, took a break from the Latte Art Champs last year. While those competing breathed a sigh of relief, we missed his frantic practice sessions. There’s nothing like freebie coffees from The Bo. Lately he’s been getting back into the game. His dragon is especially impressive. Check out his smooth moves in our new video.
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Impressive latte art by the Balinese baristas
As part of our direct trade relationship with farmers in Bali, we enjoy training the local Ubud baristas. After our first training session, two of the baristas stood out. Their natural talent and enthusiasm were impressive, and we quickly decided to sponsor them to a week of intensive training with us in Perth.
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DVD sneak peek — latte art
Clearly, you’re the coolest kid in your suburb when it comes to making coffee. You’ve acquired the best machine that money can buy, and let’s not fail to mention your impeccable taste in single origins. Still, just as Tiger Woods continues to diligently practice his swing, a great barista never stops striving for the perfect pour.
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Latte Art Troubleshooting
When it comes to latte art, there are always a few myths worth debunking right away. My personal favourites are the variations on the theme that steamed milk somehow magically changes the flavour of your espresso: either the espresso will surely taste amazing because the drink has latte art, or the espresso will fade completely into a milk-drenched abyss.
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