you should get in the habit of tilting the mug by holding the handle, otherwise your fingers are all over that rim. It doesn't matter how many times you washed your hands, that's poor etiquette especially in front of the customer.
to pop any big bubbles that might have formed during the steaming of the milk. MICROfoam is essential. BIG bubbles do not lend themselves well to latte art
I agree with all of your techniques, and I mean ALL OF THEM.. from the cleaning of the wand, towel gets put back in the bowl, tapping of the pitcher, to pouring tech. GREAT JOB, I wish more people would be into the art rather then just have all of their stuff smashed into a cup via starbucks :). Even with more complex drinks I love to spice them up and make each one unique!
By swirling the crema slightly he's ensuring that he has a perfectly fluid surface to pour into. If the very top of your crema dries out even minutely, your ability to pour latte art diminishes as well.
Here at Espresso Vivace we are trained by none other than the great David Schomer. All of the methods I use in this video are correct and are a "GOOD IDEA". I love what I do and when you come here and get a Job and train with David I mite take your opinton to heart but not until then.
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you should get in the habit of tilting the mug by holding the handle, otherwise your fingers are all over that rim. It doesn't matter how many times you washed your hands, that's poor etiquette especially in front of the customer.
aarossell 1 year ago
quero mais enformaço~es sobre a decoração de café. Pois vou colocar uma cafeteria em teresina piaui.
vitorio16 2 years ago
perfect
markpianoman 2 years ago
I am a new barista,, does it help to tilt the cup when u pour?
pwabies 3 years ago
yep by tilting the cup, you're creating extra surface area which gives you more time to do your latte art. hope that helps.
baggygr3En 3 years ago
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aarossell 1 year ago
Why does he pound the milk on the counter?
Cass3h 4 years ago
to pop any big bubbles that might have formed during the steaming of the milk. MICROfoam is essential. BIG bubbles do not lend themselves well to latte art
UCLbiochemistry 3 years ago 2
@Cass3h because it's been BAADDD.
villasukat 9 months ago
very nice!! but is that the only one anyone knows??
bendl2 4 years ago
its one of the most difficult ones to get really nice looking.. so thats why people show it off
frankenburry 4 years ago
Haha good job man
smartiegirl07 4 years ago
Like pillows all up in yo mouth
theTeejis 4 years ago
Nice job man.. didn't even see your hand move heh
that was a lot of banging on the pitcher tho, guess there were a lot of bubbles?
try making the milk swirl in the pitcher as soon as possible, and stop frothing when the milk gets warm.
stick the wand deep and keep the milk swirling till it's hot enough.
OScotinos 4 years ago
The kind of pour that you learn at the Seattle Barista Academy.....nice job....
Jeffreyaburgess 4 years ago
is it 2% milk?
lizanne666 4 years ago
I agree with all of your techniques, and I mean ALL OF THEM.. from the cleaning of the wand, towel gets put back in the bowl, tapping of the pitcher, to pouring tech. GREAT JOB, I wish more people would be into the art rather then just have all of their stuff smashed into a cup via starbucks :). Even with more complex drinks I love to spice them up and make each one unique!
beastieboydickie 4 years ago
nice! i just made one of these for my mom a few minutes ago. my first one. ugliest thing ever.
propolis0echinacea 4 years ago
Nice! What machine is that?
falkennet 4 years ago
synesso syncra
unicornhustler 4 years ago
Synesso
VivaceBarista 4 years ago
As much as I enjoy cool latte art videos, seeing that kind of standard in a cafe is a whole lot better. Good on ya Vivace!
buug123 4 years ago
Why did he slam the milk pitcher?
KangBatman 4 years ago
it gets rid of big bubbles, helps achieve a shinier surface
buug123 4 years ago
Pretty cool
dididipig 4 years ago
By swirling the crema slightly he's ensuring that he has a perfectly fluid surface to pour into. If the very top of your crema dries out even minutely, your ability to pour latte art diminishes as well.
tjcombs 5 years ago
Thank you
VivaceBarista 5 years ago
nice roisetta but swirling the creme of the espresso? Not really the best idea.
TakingBackBen 5 years ago
Here at Espresso Vivace we are trained by none other than the great David Schomer. All of the methods I use in this video are correct and are a "GOOD IDEA". I love what I do and when you come here and get a Job and train with David I mite take your opinton to heart but not until then.
VivaceBarista 5 years ago
Vivace makes one of the best lattes I have ever had. I think all of their techniques are sound.
tmsHG 4 years ago
and swirling the "creme" is bad how?
buug123 4 years ago
woah, niiiiiice! :D
Gadd3rs 5 years ago
very nice full-cup rosetta!!
bbaker90 5 years ago