Students are tested in skills in understanding, designing and executing different roast profiles as well a sensory recognition of different roast defects.
Students are introduced to different chemical conditions and principles that are causing the physical properties and reactions introduced at the foundation level. It is expected that they are able to name these reactions and what they cause in terms of the physical and sensory properties of the final coffee.
Located in Downtown Toronto’s Bladwin Village, Bicerin Espresso Bar (est. 2011) is an independent local coffee shop that focuses on serving only strictly specialty grade, freshly roasted, and skillfully brewed coffee.
Our goal at Bicerin Espresso Bar is not to serve the best coffee in Toronto, but to foster a community hub for Torontonians that revolves around simply good-tasting coffee.
This class is designed to give you the basic knowledge and tools required to work behind the bar and prepare you for the Barista Intermediate and Professional courses.
Course Content Overview of coffee growing; Overview of roasting; Multiple tastings/palate development; Introduction to manual infusion methods; Extracting an espresso; Type of equipment and maintenance; Milk texture and introduction to latte art; Visit to cafes in the region.
Suitable for: Coffee Enthusiasts, New Bartenders, Working Bartenders, Cocktail Enthusiasts
In association with the Canadian Barista Institute and being the Montreal campus for education and training, our team will provide personalized step by step, repeatable, practical and a full hands-on barista training (includes technique and art) in order to ensure that you deliver consistent qualit
Goal: Measure the impact of different coffee terroirs on in-cup flavor
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