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Latte Art

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I've been practicing my latte art for almost a year now. The more I practice and taste different espresso grinds and infusions, the more I fall in love with the process.  This one is from The Red Door roastery in Pennsylvania. 

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So excited about this coffee.  The flavors were so strong. you can smell the fruitiness.  Raspberry Shortbread infusion from A Taste of Coffee in Nevada.  I prepared it using the pour over method, which I had just learned how to make.  That totally made my day. 

Raspberries in My Coffee

The Mug Makes a Difference

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I have an obsession with mugs. I think it makes the coffee experience better.  On this latte, I am enjoying Cinnamon Spice infusion from A Taste of Coffee in Nevada.  The grind was perfect and it produced a very rich crema with a strong spice aroma.  Good black or with oat milk.

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The Mocha Pot Method

In the Caribbean the mocha pot is the preferred method to make coffee.  It makes a pretty strong coffee because it uses steaming hot water and pushes it through a system that creates an espresso level coffee.  While in the Dominican Republic I used their coffee, Santo Domingo, and using the Mocha method I got a sweet but strong flavored coffee that wired me for the entire day. 

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