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17th-century London coffee roasting equipment "The Iron and The Antimony" including an iron spider and white iron roaster on a rustic table by a glowing hearth.

The Best and Most Essential 17th Century Coffee Equipment

17th Century Coffee Equipment The Iron and The Antimony was a far cry from the modern coffee roasting methods which focuses on precision, consistency, and repeatability.The Iron being the tools that were used back then to achieve the roast they were looking for and the Antimomy the hue of the roasted beans indicating the beans […]

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Portafilter filled with finely ground coffee beside a small white espresso cup on a wooden countertop — a minimalist setup for pulling a ristretto shot.

Ristretto — a complete low down on The Short, Intense Extraction

What is a Ristretto Born oiut of Italy Ristretto means “restricted” or “shortened” in Italian, referring to the limited water flow. A ristretto is a shorter, more concentrated Espresso shot. Same amount of coffee, but less water and a tighter extraction window.The result is a syrupy, intense, aromatic shot that highlights sweetness and body over

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White ceramic cup of mocha with heart‑shaped latte art and cocoa dusting, on a wooden surface with warm lighting.

Mocha: everything you need to know

While today’s Mocha is closely associated with sweetness and comfort, its name carries historical weight. Originally, “Mocha” referred to coffee exported through the Yemeni port of Mokha — beans that were prized for their naturally rich, cocoa-like undertones. More below ⬇️Over time, the term evolved from describing an origin to describing a flavour pairing. In

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Cold stainless steel milk jug, whole milk carton, and espresso machine steam wand on a wooden countertop — ready for milk steaming

How to Steam and Micro‑Foam Milk Like a Barista

🥛Steaming milk is one of the most important skills in coffee making. It’s what separates a flat, bubbly drink from something silky, glossy, and café‑quality. Whether you’re making a latte, flat white, cappuccino, cortado, or macchiato, the technique is the same — only the texture changes. This guide walks you through the process step by

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Glass cup of macchiato with a dollop of milk foam on top, sitting on a white saucer over a wooden surface in warm café lighting.

Macchiato Espresso: Everything You Need to Know

Unlike milk-forward drinks such as lattes or cappuccinos, the Macchiato preserves espresso’s intensity. The milk does not dilute the drink significantly; instead, it rounds the sharpest edges and adds subtle sweetness while maintaining a strong, focused profile. Typically served in a small cup, it is closer to espresso than to any milk-based beverage. It appeals

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