this video is cool,I like it because rather than just show off, your teeaching how to do it. Might give it a go tomorow at work. Does it make the latte to frothy though?
this video is cool,I like it because rather than just show off, your teeaching how to do it. Might give it a go tomorow at work. Does it make the latte to frothy though?
pretty good!! i like too see that i'm not the only one who isn't perfect!!! you are human.
though i found i had more control over the jug when i held my thumb and index finger around the top and my middle, ring and pinky on the actual handle.
@Bettyblushes your pretty close to a rosetta if you could do the love properly, just pull the pitcher back when the time is right, and keep the tempo and you'll have a rosetta =D im a barista myself =)
AHAHAHAHAAHA your comment is absolutely ridiculous. I love how if you want to put a video on youtube, you have to be absolutely perfect at what ever you do. Otherwise the all mighty douche bags will flip a fucking shit.
2. how do you get less thick milk? mine gets way too thick, and really makes latte art virtually unachievable. I've done rosseta's and heart's before, how do I get the milk right to do the pour well
1. I'm not sure what "won't work" means. Most espresso machines with a decent amount of steam will still be able to texture milk with cream in it... It won't foam as much, but it'll definitely do something. Latte art aside.
2. You're probably stretching too much. Don't leave the steam tip at the surface of the milk for too long. Stretch immediately for a short time and then drop the tip into the milk and spin until it gets hot enough.
@szorin13 to get milk right you need to make the right ammount of froth, to thick usually means to much froth, or you let it sit to long, make sure your milk is fresh and cold.and the main thing is practice.
You can indeed... It won't taste the same, and it won't steam the same... but I've heard from reputable sources that a combination of milk and cream can steam quite well, and provides a much thicker / sweeter experience.
This is my old coffee machine, ancilio silvia, my grinder is a rancilio rocky. The milk jug is a cheap ass one I picked up at a kitchen shop, but I now prefer one made by Incasa. The milk comes from a cow... I think a white cow...because it's white milk.
You're in the US ? So I have no idea. I got my cups from a local store here in Australia... Although if I was going for class Italian ceramic cups I'd look up either Nuova Point or A.C.F cups on ebay.
While I am a total beginner at latte art I have seen some absolute world class latte art out of a Silvia. Can produce perfect silky microfoam like the best of them!
the problem is you're letting the shots sit too long, that's why they're becoming too thin. All the creme has gone already. And if you want for foam, you should aerate it more. Just giving you some tips!!
I have a rancillio and I have been trying to make latte's for quite a while now, only a few results look kinda good, but about 3x worse than all of yours.
the nice thing about coffee art is that it doesn't have to be perfect for the coffee to taste good. better than some of the disastrous attempts i've seen.
I don't know much about ..latte art stuff ..but I watch others pplz. I saw them putt the milk in the middle..but you try to put the milk..lik.. in the corner ..so that's y it isn't work
lolz..thanks for the compliment ! I was laugh so hard . gosh. I was search for latte work because I just finished a movie name " coffe prince " it is korean drama . lolz. aniwaizz.. have a nice day!
Then your boss has some issues... I used to use the thermometer when I first started out, but now I can tell with my hands when the milk is done... It doesn't burn, and is much easier than reading a dial.
And may I say its great to see someone passionate about coffee... its not just a drink, it really is an art! Too bad out here in Sydney's west there are thousands of coffee shops that don't have a clue what coffee really is (incorrect grind, over/under extracted coffee, burnt milk... argh!). So have you thought of upgrading your lil' domestic to a 2nd hand commercial machine?! (maybe just a 10L 2 group) $ :)
Full cream...I dunno what percent that is... 10 ?? Low fat milk will froth easier because there is less fat to inhibit the milk proteins from bonding around air and liquid molecules... but you really don't want it that frothy anyway... A little cream tastes so much nicer.
True, however low fat milk tends to seperate (foam and liquid) too quickly. If you take too long to pour, the foam becomes solid and falls out as large foamy 'chunks'. Full cream doesn't do this... when free-pouring you want the creamy 'glassy' milk to stay like that for a good 20 secs so you can take time to get your pour right. Also pouring too fast can knock out the air in the milk (making it rather flat), so yeah, take yur time.
Oh, well, I think you have the right strokes, you will deffo learn in the very near future!! Can I tell you what it looks like to me?? Maybe the milk is still a little liquid... am I wrong?
Hehe. Put up the sarcasm, friend. 'Isjus saying that shots without crema tend to be short ( sour ) or old.
Start the shot pouring. As the shot pulls you have time to start steaming. This way the shot hasn't been sitting very long by the time you're finished the milk.
Nice thought, but when you're using a machine that has only one boiler, you need to wait until the shot is finished, and the machine has heated up before you can start steaming, which is how things are on my Rancilio Silvia.
I can assure you the shots were just fine... although I can't see that short equates to sour either...
Thanks for the advice... Your ability to taste sourness over the internet is a rare and special talent.
I can't see how anyone can tell anything about how these shots taste from watching the video... because you never once get to see them being poured...
in all honesty it wasn't that bad, but it could definatley use some work.if you didn't break the crema at the start of the pour it would work better. and as a tip if you have to much milk poor it out it will really help you
English speaking ppl say latte to say caffe`latte (latte and caffe in Italian ), cause they make everything shorter.I know this just cause I`m italian and I`m been working as barista in Uk and Australia.
We say 'latte' when we are talking about a drink made with espresso and milk... although latte of course just means milk in Italian... so I guess it's confusing...
"Cup of tea" basically means "taste" in British English. But in this case I guess it loses something in translation :) Actually if the truth be known black coffee is more my cup of tea :) But enjoyed the video and the pouring skill :)
I get what cup of tea means mate... it's "cold brown custard" that made no sense... but each to their own. I drink coffee in all it's forms... black or white... there's no discrimination :)
Well since you asked. Whilst I dare say in reality your artistry and skill enhances the sensual delight of a real cup of coffee, which is what really matters. Is the sensual delight of coffee conveyed well in the video? Well It doesn't seem to have come over to me very well. But maybe I spend too much time mixing paint. :)
You're right, well textured milk enhances the experience greatly, and is absolutely necessary to pour latte art, whether the magic and sensual delight was captured in a 2 minute video taken on a mobile phone and shabbily edited with some music... I suppose that's up to the viewer.
Coffee is a suprisingly difficult subject to video. Mind I think that difficulty would apply to a number of Latte art videos I've seen. But I've certainly enjoyed this video, watched it a few times now, quite a fun video. Thanks for putting it up :)
There's plenty of crema... but once the cup has been sitting for a few minutes while I'm getting the camera and milk ready... it dissipates... Rancilio Silvia is a single boiler machine... so there's always a delay, unless you steam the milk first.
Although just because the crema is gone, doesn't mean it tastes bad.
Can you tell me the size os that cup? Beautiful Latte art!!! I wish i could do that last shadow rosetta
luizzzzzzzzzzzzzz 7 months ago
Very nice! You call those mediocre attempts? I'm glad you can't see mine.
wainwmr 7 months ago
Lol I have this song in my head now! Great job anyway :)
MissPonderosa 8 months ago
Worst song ever. i had to watch it muted. But great video though, please change music! the 60's called, they want their music back.
ClearedToLand7 8 months ago
@ClearedToLand7 Surely you jest ? Go watch Kill Bill again and tell me it's crap. I am keeping all of the 60's music, they don't need it anymore.
abstractgourmet 8 months ago 4
@abstractgourmet touche' ;-)
ClearedToLand7 8 months ago
@abstractgourmet I loved the music! that is why i watched it over and over I loved it!!
twinkujos 7 months ago
i like to way you created this video ...very lively..u admitted the mistake made during the pouring but to me is a beautiful latte art..keep it up !!
joeltong 8 months ago
nice :) check out mine if you like it
baristasyme 10 months ago
the milk of first one was too thin, should add more air at very begining. anyways, you are very awesome.
cruel2003 1 year ago
this video is cool,I like it because rather than just show off, your teeaching how to do it. Might give it a go tomorow at work. Does it make the latte to frothy though?
Makeupjunkie1001 1 year ago
this video is cool,I like it because rather than just show off, your teeaching how to do it. Might give it a go tomorow at work. Does it make the latte to frothy though?
Makeupjunkie1001 1 year ago
I think all of the looked great!
lettymonika 1 year ago
i think make froth milk is just practice is too difficult if you fail doing this, you lost, my experience say that
Canelasalvaje 1 year ago
If your attempt at making the pattern fails, just say "look! It's a spleen!"
whitevaliant 2 years ago
nice vid those tips may help, i like that you left your miss haps aswell
xXHalfAsleepXx 2 years ago
you r getting there just practice more.
packpassenger 2 years ago
try "swinging" the can more to the middle of to the glass, it will get a much better shape
Moyish4 2 years ago
your good, If the espresso were a little more creaminess and golder on top I think it would be more easy to make the art
aronicaveronica 2 years ago
those attempts are actually pretty decent
nicolastelmosse 2 years ago
I lol'd @ comments :)
Arz00 2 years ago
pretty good!! i like too see that i'm not the only one who isn't perfect!!! you are human.
though i found i had more control over the jug when i held my thumb and index finger around the top and my middle, ring and pinky on the actual handle.
hotsalvation101 2 years ago
lovley. at work I practise but all I have done so far is a heart
Bettyblushes 2 years ago
@Bettyblushes your pretty close to a rosetta if you could do the love properly, just pull the pitcher back when the time is right, and keep the tempo and you'll have a rosetta =D im a barista myself =)
Axel92ab 2 years ago
this guys needs to learn how to extract a shot more better. you need more crema
lute04princess 2 years ago
not bad sukka
gooman989898 2 years ago
lol that squeeling noise!! used to irk me when people who didnt know what they were doing would let it squeel the whole time.
ngatifalla 2 years ago
Rather than complain... why not give them some advice?
exilius333 2 years ago
very great, please more of it:)
greetings
derbastian1 2 years ago
Thanks! I'm new to the universe of making my own lattes so I took notes:
1) open steam valve with nozzle at top of milk, then "watch for subtle change" in the milk and the face of your roommates.
2) tilt the jug, drop tip all the way in, get milk swirling. This "unifies the milk" and makes it look like you know what you're doing.
3) once jug is too hot to hold, count to 3 and then stop.
4) remove from heat then spin the jug and glare at everyone around you with your best coffee geek stare.
wrybread 3 years ago 2
Your worst pours are better than my best. :) Great vid.
bander1023 3 years ago 11
@bander1023 i fully agree with you !!
joeltong 8 months ago
I'd say you did pretty good. Today my art was a mushroom cloud...
davenospud 3 years ago
That is so cool
AndreValentine18 3 years ago
lol dont be so hard on yourself! ur way better than me! not that iv ever tried but yeah...
good vid!
Amarox3000 3 years ago
Mate, that was awesome, it's great to see somebody who knows how to steam milk. You ran out of milk with the second one, but it was just awesome :]
joelzpoelz 3 years ago
Tulip? More like an atom bomb.
Nettel1 3 years ago
nice !!
skaterdude1229 3 years ago
man you suck. ur coffee art aint event art its f'in crap
francoistelmosse 3 years ago
AHAHAHAHAAHA your comment is absolutely ridiculous. I love how if you want to put a video on youtube, you have to be absolutely perfect at what ever you do. Otherwise the all mighty douche bags will flip a fucking shit.
Andyundergroundz 3 years ago 3
LMAO! your an idiot! HAHAHAHAH
darktwilightjester 3 years ago
10000 of thanks! ( and the music is perfect)
yoCeol 3 years ago 2
The Video is great but that music sucks!
DerrickDeluXe 3 years ago
I thought they were beautiful anyway!
TarotLadyLissa 3 years ago
I really want coffee now. I think it's cool that you showed your mess ups too. =]
I really wanna start doing this
Reimarie4744 3 years ago 10
this got me all hot
oceanpark 3 years ago
Maybe it was a foxglove plant?
thornbear 3 years ago
i like the third creation =P good job
blackdrago124 3 years ago
wow !! great dude !! ;)
i use lamarzocco to steam the milk.
Perancang27 3 years ago
Awsome!.
Coffe overdose whilst practising?
UKPETE0077 3 years ago
nice vid. and i especially love the music with it. haha LOL
fllc 3 years ago
The last one resembles a lower back of some sort.
ALTERNATECHAOS 3 years ago
I LOVE doing latte art. I think I'm on par with this fellow as far as skill goes...I would love to get better! It just takes sooo much practice
ciannagh 3 years ago
That was the one-hole tip?
arabiccola 4 years ago
yep
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
Not sure what video you were watching...but science had nothing to do with any of these dodgy efforts...
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
great job you arnt the best but not many people can do this
PwittyGirl 4 years ago
thats so cool!
eyeofthedivine 4 years ago
im a noob so im wondering how do you make the white come on top do you pour faster or something
nerdofallnerds 4 years ago
the world hates me lol
helga01 4 years ago
1. half and half or cream won't work.
2. how do you get less thick milk? mine gets way too thick, and really makes latte art virtually unachievable. I've done rosseta's and heart's before, how do I get the milk right to do the pour well
szorin13 4 years ago
1. I'm not sure what "won't work" means. Most espresso machines with a decent amount of steam will still be able to texture milk with cream in it... It won't foam as much, but it'll definitely do something. Latte art aside.
2. You're probably stretching too much. Don't leave the steam tip at the surface of the milk for too long. Stretch immediately for a short time and then drop the tip into the milk and spin until it gets hot enough.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
I've found that the more fat in milk, the better latte art I can make.
Cream would work, but the way you handle it is entirely different from how you would 2%
ciannagh 3 years ago
I mix a dash of cream into my whole milk. Froths up nicely.
mmm I am thirsty, have a great day.
Tinymoezzy 3 years ago
@szorin13 to get milk right you need to make the right ammount of froth, to thick usually means to much froth, or you let it sit to long, make sure your milk is fresh and cold.and the main thing is practice.
fishiesteethies 10 months ago
I'm just wondering if instead of steaming regular milk, you can use cream or half & half and get the same taste?
ARose4Me7305 4 years ago
You can indeed... It won't taste the same, and it won't steam the same... but I've heard from reputable sources that a combination of milk and cream can steam quite well, and provides a much thicker / sweeter experience.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
go to starbucks, ask for a drink to stay, so they'll serve it in a mug, then take the mug home. sshhhh!!
alejandrocalvani 4 years ago
that's if you want a mug with an ugly green logo from a crappy coffee shop at home :)
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
well, their for here mugs are plain white ceramic, no logos.
you might be confused with the ones customers bring themselves to save 10 cents on their purchase.
then again, all stores are the same.
btw, congratulations on your latte art, you're great.
alejandrocalvani 4 years ago
i am wondering as well... ^ . ^
Shiniebrightie 4 years ago
question! what kind of materials or tools are you using??? thnx... :D
bechcab 4 years ago
I'm sure i listed that somewhere...
This is my old coffee machine, ancilio silvia, my grinder is a rancilio rocky. The milk jug is a cheap ass one I picked up at a kitchen shop, but I now prefer one made by Incasa. The milk comes from a cow... I think a white cow...because it's white milk.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
@abstractgourmet lol! i dont really know how to react on that white cow thing but.. you really make me laugh.
Chellanyie 9 months ago
Amusing...;)
RedRoxanne123 4 years ago
dumb question: Where can I get a set of those cups? I went out last week to find good cups for latte art and found junk. Thanks :)
mattb4rd 4 years ago
You're in the US ? So I have no idea. I got my cups from a local store here in Australia... Although if I was going for class Italian ceramic cups I'd look up either Nuova Point or A.C.F cups on ebay.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
Nice! And it's even done on a home machine!
bachelorgourmet 4 years ago
hoho, nice video buddy
luongdung 4 years ago
Hi! what do you using machine?
あー英語苦手なので日本語で書き込ませてもらいます。
どのエスプレッソマシンをお使いですか?
可能でしたら機種名を教えて下さい、
僕はデロンギ(I have a esppesso machine, DeLonghi BAR-14) Whould you mind tell me ?
KingAir350ja74355 4 years ago
This movie was made using a Rancilio Silvia espresso machine, and a Rancilio Rocky grinder.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
Great !! I tried doin the same
u don't wana know how that turned out ;#)
Sweet89Sarah 4 years ago
Thank you for sharing this!!!
I really luv your vid mate
It's not easy to be a good barista huh?!?
thetony1980 4 years ago
Haha love it ^^
LemonCUBEEZ 4 years ago
cool! :)
what is the song of video?
monicacustodio94 4 years ago
woo hoo
the 5.6.7.8´s
;-)
avispa999 4 years ago
the 2 first ones were fucked up and the third one was dam uniqe!
Pinkfire2314 4 years ago
While I am a total beginner at latte art I have seen some absolute world class latte art out of a Silvia. Can produce perfect silky microfoam like the best of them!
aussiecammo 4 years ago
the problem is you're letting the shots sit too long, that's why they're becoming too thin. All the creme has gone already. And if you want for foam, you should aerate it more. Just giving you some tips!!
hlambert12 4 years ago
brilliant... If only the rest of my lifes problems could be answered so succinctly.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
brilliant subtitles :p
DragOzze 4 years ago
try Ascaso Uno, is far better than the Silvia
nekbeth 4 years ago
Wow, pretty cool !
Adam
AdamDiddy 4 years ago
I have a rancillio and I have been trying to make latte's for quite a while now, only a few results look kinda good, but about 3x worse than all of yours.
Good job.
laspluviosillas 4 years ago
I'm so glad you explained how to heat the milk and pour. I'm trying to learn how to decorate latte.
paxtonsue 4 years ago
this is soo cool! damnLOL
Jessupie 4 years ago
I'm sure that it's harder than it looks.
brucco66 4 years ago
infinitely... ok maybe not infinitely... but somewhat.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
well done
lou19790627 4 years ago
very fun to watch :)
belakjorfa 4 years ago
funny and nice clip :)
Gustavinchen 4 years ago
bellissimo! ma soprattutto buonissimo
shirareteinai 4 years ago
haha.
good attempt. i would never be able to do that.
nikibrah 4 years ago
omg i so need that soundtrack when i steam milk ova morn :P
ddot here.
dd0tt 4 years ago
they're still pretty, though. seems you can't really go wrong with that sort of thing.
;)
mieze666 4 years ago
would it still taste good with coffee flavor after pouring in all that milk???
khoihq 4 years ago
that thing's called latte, smartie
jmryu0414 4 years ago
and what do you think lattes are made of? sugar and spice?
COFFEE AND MILK
CCCCCCOOOOFFFFFEEEEEEEEEEEE!!!!!!! :P
hate1you 4 years ago
that was beautiful.
something i will never be good at and won't even try, keep up the good work.
ammyranth 4 years ago
what's the name of the song?
nice vid
greetz
MisterWoo 4 years ago
o ohh (ohh oh ohh)!
xxMettiXX 4 years ago
It's Woo Hoo, by the 5,6,7,8's
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
lol i liked the part when u said the world hates me haha funny
llikepie 4 years ago
the nice thing about coffee art is that it doesn't have to be perfect for the coffee to taste good. better than some of the disastrous attempts i've seen.
bullcmf 4 years ago
hey that was great.. and u are a sport ...
aunatevedade 4 years ago 2
Ohh I just wanna say I loved it.... hehe you tried and thats all that counts, they looked pretty anyways ^u^
SnyperW0lf 4 years ago
where did you get that one thing in the beg. like to bring the heat to the milk and whatnot...
HBRoke 4 years ago
say what ?
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
pause it at 00:08...what's that nozzle like...where did you get that thing from, and how much it cost
and like is that a latte or what?
HBRoke 4 years ago
That nozzle is the standard steam wand tip attached to my Rancilio Silvia espresso machine... So... you kind of need something like that to do this.
I suppose you could call these latte's if you wanted.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
where did you get the Rancilio Silvia machine? and how much did it cost?
HBRoke 4 years ago
sorry. typo. your shots look old. meant to say are.
bunnierabbits 4 years ago
your shots our old.
bunnierabbits 4 years ago
about 6 months old by now actually... but thanks for helping me relive the moment.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
I don't know much about ..latte art stuff ..but I watch others pplz. I saw them putt the milk in the middle..but you try to put the milk..lik.. in the corner ..so that's y it isn't work
mituot 4 years ago
I'll keep that in mind... You should be a consultant... People pay good money for that kind of advice.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
lolz..thanks for the compliment ! I was laugh so hard . gosh. I was search for latte work because I just finished a movie name " coffe prince " it is korean drama . lolz. aniwaizz.. have a nice day!
mituot 4 years ago
Love it! your music on your videos makes it even more fun. Have just bought a new coffee machine so I am trying to learn!!!
musicalfoodie 4 years ago
Then your boss has some issues... I used to use the thermometer when I first started out, but now I can tell with my hands when the milk is done... It doesn't burn, and is much easier than reading a dial.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
And may I say its great to see someone passionate about coffee... its not just a drink, it really is an art! Too bad out here in Sydney's west there are thousands of coffee shops that don't have a clue what coffee really is (incorrect grind, over/under extracted coffee, burnt milk... argh!). So have you thought of upgrading your lil' domestic to a 2nd hand commercial machine?! (maybe just a 10L 2 group) $ :)
CafeSuave 4 years ago
i try to do this all the time what % milk do you use?
mspeed6er 4 years ago
Full cream...I dunno what percent that is... 10 ?? Low fat milk will froth easier because there is less fat to inhibit the milk proteins from bonding around air and liquid molecules... but you really don't want it that frothy anyway... A little cream tastes so much nicer.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
True, however low fat milk tends to seperate (foam and liquid) too quickly. If you take too long to pour, the foam becomes solid and falls out as large foamy 'chunks'. Full cream doesn't do this... when free-pouring you want the creamy 'glassy' milk to stay like that for a good 20 secs so you can take time to get your pour right. Also pouring too fast can knock out the air in the milk (making it rather flat), so yeah, take yur time.
CafeSuave 4 years ago
you are doing a good job, just need a little work on your timing. you tend to go very fast towards the end, slow down the pour a little bit.
baconmeister 4 years ago
Oh, well, I think you have the right strokes, you will deffo learn in the very near future!! Can I tell you what it looks like to me?? Maybe the milk is still a little liquid... am I wrong?
jennina1010 4 years ago
Hehe. Put up the sarcasm, friend. 'Isjus saying that shots without crema tend to be short ( sour ) or old.
Start the shot pouring. As the shot pulls you have time to start steaming. This way the shot hasn't been sitting very long by the time you're finished the milk.
Yours Calmfully,
Canada.
AnomalousVikingNinja 4 years ago
Nice thought, but when you're using a machine that has only one boiler, you need to wait until the shot is finished, and the machine has heated up before you can start steaming, which is how things are on my Rancilio Silvia.
I can assure you the shots were just fine... although I can't see that short equates to sour either...
And sarcasm is my best friend :)
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
For a better cap you should try to pull a shot with better crema. These ones look a bit sour.
AnomalousVikingNinja 4 years ago
Thanks for the advice... Your ability to taste sourness over the internet is a rare and special talent.
I can't see how anyone can tell anything about how these shots taste from watching the video... because you never once get to see them being poured...
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
in all honesty it wasn't that bad, but it could definatley use some work.if you didn't break the crema at the start of the pour it would work better. and as a tip if you have to much milk poor it out it will really help you
boyakasha875 4 years ago
hehehehe "the world hates me" I like the subtitles.
McCoffee 4 years ago
Yes because I'm italian and we say "latte" and I knew you say milk :-) well it's nice
fabiana1986 4 years ago
English speaking ppl say latte to say caffe`latte (latte and caffe in Italian ), cause they make everything shorter.I know this just cause I`m italian and I`m been working as barista in Uk and Australia.
mattia85 4 years ago
but you say "latte" or "milk"? I do not understand
fabiana1986 4 years ago
We say 'latte' when we are talking about a drink made with espresso and milk... although latte of course just means milk in Italian... so I guess it's confusing...
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
Is that the royal definition of a latte ? Because I was under the impression it just meant you added milk to espresso.
I'll be sure to check with the latteart king and queen next time.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
Good pouring :) but I don't really think cold brown custard was ever my cup of tea lol
artberry 4 years ago
ummm, what ?
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
"Cup of tea" basically means "taste" in British English. But in this case I guess it loses something in translation :) Actually if the truth be known black coffee is more my cup of tea :) But enjoyed the video and the pouring skill :)
artberry 4 years ago
I get what cup of tea means mate... it's "cold brown custard" that made no sense... but each to their own. I drink coffee in all it's forms... black or white... there's no discrimination :)
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
Well since you asked. Whilst I dare say in reality your artistry and skill enhances the sensual delight of a real cup of coffee, which is what really matters. Is the sensual delight of coffee conveyed well in the video? Well It doesn't seem to have come over to me very well. But maybe I spend too much time mixing paint. :)
artberry 4 years ago
You're right, well textured milk enhances the experience greatly, and is absolutely necessary to pour latte art, whether the magic and sensual delight was captured in a 2 minute video taken on a mobile phone and shabbily edited with some music... I suppose that's up to the viewer.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
Coffee is a suprisingly difficult subject to video. Mind I think that difficulty would apply to a number of Latte art videos I've seen. But I've certainly enjoyed this video, watched it a few times now, quite a fun video. Thanks for putting it up :)
artberry 4 years ago
well... whatever... mobile phone and music. you still did a great job, i would pay money for a coffee like that. open a shop haha.
serno20227 4 years ago
well... at least you try xD
meryl1389 4 years ago
funny subtitles
celuloidiana 4 years ago
The last one looked an onion plant :) Keep it up! :)
yaazey 4 years ago
jajajajajaja maybe the world hate's you, but thanks 4 the tip. Keep it up, last one was like somekind of ... thing. :)
Torunder 4 years ago
OK Sorry! I had yhe same problem with my Bodum Granos ... therefore I got a ECM Giotto Premium insted ;-)
CarstenEriksen 4 years ago
Nice Pouring! but you should work with your espresso ... You ned to get some crema on it!
CarstenEriksen 4 years ago
There's plenty of crema... but once the cup has been sitting for a few minutes while I'm getting the camera and milk ready... it dissipates... Rancilio Silvia is a single boiler machine... so there's always a delay, unless you steam the milk first.
Although just because the crema is gone, doesn't mean it tastes bad.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
yes it does
unicornhustler 4 years ago
not if it was there to start with.
abstractgourmet 4 years ago
oo the last one looks like an atom bomb XD
guzuguzusuru 4 years ago
I love the commenting done in-video. XD I guess, overall, your machine was worth it, eh?
echthroi9 4 years ago
lol good try!
cookie911 5 years ago
yer...but it looks yummy
DudeYouRoxMySox 5 years ago
niiiice pouring :)
buitek 5 years ago