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Lesson One - Swan Tutorial
The Swan is probably the first pour which, when you're able to pour it properly, shows you that you have the basics of latte art down. It incorporates a number...
Lesson Four - Latte Art Basics
Now that you've learnt some of the basic latte art patterns, it's time to finish off Latte Art 101 with some other tips which will help you to pour better...
Lesson Three - Rosetta Tutorial
After Lessons One and Two, you should hopefully be starting to get a feel for pouring some basic patterns. However, we next need to learn about another jug movement pattern,...
Lesson Two - Tulip Tutorial
In this lesson, you will expand on the idea of bulb style pouring, to pour the tulip pattern. Lesson Length: ~3 mins Lesson Difficulty: Intermediate
Lesson One - Heart Tutorial
In this lesson, you will learn how to pour your first latte art pattern - the heart. You will be introduced to the 'bulb' style of pouring, which is fundamental...
Lesson One - Pulling Great Shots
The fundamental component of every great espresso-based coffee, whether it be a black or milk coffee, is a great Espresso extraction. This first video gives you everything you need...
Lesson Two - Texturing Silky Milk
Now that you have your espresso game pumping, it's time to start spinning some milk. Check out the video below for a basic understanding of milk texturing. Lesson Length: ~5 mins...
Lesson Three - Cappuccinos, Flat Whites, and Lattes
Now that you've got the basics of texturing milk down, it's time to look a bit further in to the difference between milk drinks. Lesson Length: ~5 mins Lesson Difficulty: Intermediate...
Lesson Four - Cleaning Your Espresso Machine.
Lastly, keeping your equipment clean is very important if you want to consistently make great coffee. This video takes you through common cleaning routines for your espresso machine. If you...
Do You Take Coffee for Granted?
6:30am Alarm sounds. I jump out of bed, make my way over to my phone, a trick I have employed for years now after I got too used to snoozing...