While the training and workshop offerings in the Professional Barista Development series are primarily designed for baristas or other coffee professionals who earn their livelihood in coffee, aspiring baristas and even dedicated home brewing customers who have worked hard to build their knowledge an
There are seven programs or modules we offer in our Professional Barista Development Series. These can be taken either as independent offerings or as a series.
Explore the story of coffee from its socio-economic history to the vast complexity of its production and cultivation. This course strengthens your understanding of all things coffee, with a focus on processing. The class includes exploratory cupping.
Deliciousness drives specialty coffee preparation. This course lays the groundwork for professional coffee tasting by defining tastes like “acidity, sweetness, bitterness and body”. We’ll explore the SCA taster’s wheel and several World Coffee Research Flavor Lexicon taste references.
Learn the fundamentals of coffee brewing: the 6 extraction variables. Whether it’s batch brew drip coffee, immersion cold brew, or pour-overs, this class covers the “how-to” of brewing through science and practice.
This course is fundamentally essential for any cafe serving espresso drinks. Learn espresso preparation, terminology and milk steaming. This course begins a barista’s journey into espresso drink service.
After completing Module 4, this class provides guided practice of preparing espresso beverages. The class is essential for any cafe serving espresso drinks. From Americano to Macchiato to Lattes, we’ll make them all and provide strategies for producing excellent drinks consistently.”
This is more than just pouring designs in drinks; this is intermediate-level milk steaming in which participants make strides for more consistent, better, sweeter milk drinks. Your drinks will look and taste better.
This is a class designed to help you put it all together. The focus is on how to provide incredible customer service while maintaining a speed of service that matches your market’s expectations. Includes instruction on double barring, drink communication, order of operations, etc.
Our Story, it all began with a simple question…
How can we find better coffee?
it was the beginning of 2009. we (Mark and Dave, father and son, friends, and partners) had been running two successful cafes for a few years, the first of which we opened in 2003 on a shoestring and a promise. but something was missing. catching a quick break one busy morning, I looked at our “today’s coffees” sign, and wondered: who grew these coffees? where did they come from?
community had always been one of our core values. but we began to realize that community meant not only our customers, friends, and family, but our coffee community as well: farmers, importers, advocacy groups, other roasters and cafes, and more. we decided we’d been ignoring one particular member of this community for far too long.
let me tell you, it was the beginning of a long journey. trying to figure out who grew our coffees lead to dead end after dead end. no one had the information we were looking for or weren’t willing to share. for some coffees, we couldn’t figure out what country they were grown in, let alone the farmer or farmers responsible. after much searching and frustration, we decided to take matters into our own hands.
we fired up our first roaster in July 2009. with that, we started one-line coffee.
better coffee means a lot of different things to different people. to us it means flavor and quality, sustainability, and traceability. it means doing everything we can to ensure farmers and workers are treated well, and earn a livable wage. it means telling the stories of our coffees, connecting you to our farmers. and it means matching the passion of our farmers with our passion for roasting.
every day, we work towards this transparent model of sourcing, traveling to the origin as often as possible to find coffee, monitor farms and workers, and learn the stories of the people who grow our coffee. by buying and brewing our coffees, you help us move a little closer to that goal.
for that, we thank you.
Think Global. Buy Local.
If you’ve ever wanted to roast your own coffee at home, this event will teach you everything to get started. We cover the basics of green coffee, coffee picking, milling and processing styles, grading, terminology, coffee origins, and where to buy home roasting machines.
You'll design espresso recipes to hit extraction targets, demonstrate advanced latte art skills, manage workflow and efficiency, utilize water testing tools, and develop your own espresso blend.
This class lead by our Coffee Trainer will demonstrate to you the proper brewing techniques of different brewing devices and allow you to taste the difference. Learn about coffee to water ratios, water temps, brew times and grind size to get the best from your brewer.
Our training lab is a certified SCA Campus and exceeds the standards set by the Specialty Coffee Association. This certification — which extends from our instructors' credentials to the temperature and pH of the water — allows SDCTI to provide high-level training and certifications.
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