Japanese Tea for Next Generation Espresso

Web 2.0 zillionaires choice Japanese tea and no more espresso. According to the article in wired.com, these zillionaires are fond of drinking tea and in Silicon Valley, tea is pushing out the place for coffee.

Big wave is really coming, but will tea market grow and replace Starbucks? It may take time, but I hope so. But I also love espresso, so I don’t want tea to totally replace espresso

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My Latte Art

Let me introduce my hobby.

Several years ago, when I visited Susumu’s home, he showed me his Delonghi’s espresso machine. He made a cup of espresso and that was the first time in my life to have espresso. It was marvelous. Since then, I am fond of espresso and latte

Now, I brew espresso and cappuccino by myself. And now practicing latte art. Latte art is a technique to draw a figure with steamed milk. To make a latte art, milk have to be steamed and foamed in proper way. Latte art is not just a presentation, but also tells us that the steamed milk quality is good that it can be used for making art on a cup.

My Latte Art - Rossetta (Leaf)

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