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Who is that sissy in the first shot?
He’s your Uncle. Don’t you recognize him?
Love the designs in the latte foam (or is it a mocha? or decaf chai?) Reminds me of a print ad I’ve seen a few times. It’s for some new age coffee-type drink, and the designer nicely shapes the foam bubbles into the form of a meditating woman.
Yeah, that coffee is from Inza Coffee and it’s a latte. You might be interested in seeing this cool video showing a guy pouring and making coffee art.
http://www.arizona-coffee.com/2006/coffee-art-master
I’m guessing Tatum & Shea intersection in the top photo.
I think I’ve been at that stop light too many times.
Yay, you win a prize.
Oh yeah it’s Uncle Pee Wee. LOL
I like the little teddy bear behind the license plate.
Yes, latte art, yes! Remember, kids, not only does it take skill to pour like that, but it also takes top quality steamed milk. You really have to know what you’re doing with both the espresso and the steam wand to get that – so that work is a ringing endorsement of your coffee shop! Awesome.
Now come out to the Bay Area and try Ritual.
Steve – I’ve never made latte art personally but at some point I’m planning to get together with a Phoenix area barista and see if I can get a lesson. It looks like fun. If I’m ever in the Bay Area I’ll have to stop by. If you’re ever in Phoenix try LUX or Inza Coffee. Those are the only places in Phoenix that do latte art on every cup.