How Latte Art Factory has attracted attention internationally
Latte Art Factory discusses its award-winning milk-frothing technology that is turning international heads.
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La Marzocco unveils new online espresso course
Accademia del Caffè Espresso, La Marzocco’s cultural centre that aims to promote coffee culture, is launching a new online course focused on teaching baristas how to extract espresso and to explore topics around espresso brewing.
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A pure start: The Arte of coffee making at home
“The Arte is the perfect starter machine for anyone keen to get into barista coffee-making at home,” enthuses Craig Simon, of Criteria Coffee. “I love the simplicity of this machine. It focuses on quality fundamentals and comes at a reasonable price. It’s light, it’s small, and it makes great coffee.”
Craig is referring to De’Longhi’s recently launched La Specialista Arte, a manual machine designed to provide an authentic barista experience for the home user. And according to the multi-award-winning barista champion, the Arte delivers on this perfectly.
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Back to the latte art basics
Mocopan Coffee’s Babin Gurung on how to tackle the core latte art basics and techniques that, once achieved, open up a huge window of opportunity to let your imagination run wild.
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Spartan Warrior latte art by Victor Vu
Victor Vu shares his latte art take on a Spartan Warrior that inspires baristas to overcome any challenge ahead of them.
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2020 Australian Coffee Championships to still go ahead
The Australian Specialty Coffee Association (ASCA) has confirmed it still intends to host the 2020 Condesa Co Lab Australian Coffee Championships, which were postponed from last year due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Fantastic Mr Fox 2 latte art by Jibbi Little
Jibbi Little demonstrates how to take a good design up to world competition standard, with her technically improved Fantastic Mr Fox.
Competition pushes you to grow as a barista, latte artist, and person. Not only do you need to progress your skills and mindset, you need to develop and refine your designs.
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Kangaroo latte art by Jibbi Little
Jibbi Little pulls a kangaroo design out of her pouch that will put a skip in your step and kick into your coffee.
Australia is full of unique and interesting animals that are unlike anything else in the world.
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Camel latte art by Jibbi Little
Jibbi Little shares a latte art design as tricky as getting a camel through the eye of a needle.
Like how camels keep emergency supplies in the humps on their backs, I’m glad I had this latte art pattern up my sleeve. My tenure as the current Australian Latte Art Champion has received a temporary extension, giving me the opportunity to share another fun design.
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Like how camels keep emergency supplies in the humps on their backs, I’m glad I had this latte art pattern up my sleeve. My tenure as the current Australian Latte Art Champion has received a temporary extension, giving me the opportunity to share another fun design.
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Shinsaku Fukayama shares the secret to his success
Shinsaku Fukayama of St Ali approaches latte art with the same discipline he brought to snowboarding, and hopes to share this with the wider coffee community.
It often takes people many years to master a discipline. For Shinsaku “Shin” Fukayama, it took less than five years to go from drinking his first coffee to performing on the 2018 World Latte Art Championship stage.
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