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Run by dedicated coffee fanatics, Promitsio Coffee provides freshly roasted coffee that is delivered fresh every time.

Using high grade Gr1/AA coffee beans from some of the best coffee growing regions in the world, all of our blends and single origin coffees are roasted fresh by our multi-award winning roaster to maximise your enjoyment.

For orders of ground coffee, we will grind the coffee fresh when we pack your order to ensure you only get the very best quality and freshness possible.

 

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Espresso Drinks Explained

Posted by on Sep 23, 2013 in Coffee Tips | 0 comments

Espresso Drinks Explained

So what is the difference between a flat white, latte & cappuccino?

This is a question I have been asked a lot and so, thought it was time to clarify some of the queries and provide the background into espresso drink options.

 

Espresso: – Also referred to as a ‘short black’, an espresso is a 30ml extraction of coffee and should be served in a small glass or cup, with a distinct rich brown crema and served promptly once extracted.

 

Macchiato: An espresso shot with dash of milk foam (ie tea spoon). Again this drink is served in a small glass or cup

 

Long Espresso:- Also referred to as a ‘long black’, the long espress is 120ml of hot water with a 60ml (double shot) of espresso poured on top. The reason for adding the espresso shot last is so as not to disturb the crema, which is the signature of proper espresso extraction.

 

Cappuccino: – traditionally is 1/3 espresso (60ml), 1/3 textured milk (60ml) & 1/3 milk foam, dusted with chocolate powder.

Whilst very few cafes will serve a cappuccino in these proportions (because most large coffees would need at least 4 shots to keep the proportions right), this is the traditional Italian cappuccino.

 

Latte: – The latte is literally a ‘milk coffee’ and thus not as strong as a cappuccino, being made from a single espresso shot with 120ml of textured milk.

 

Piccolo:- The piccolo or piccolo latte, is a 30ml shot of espresso with 60ml of textured milk – best served in a 90ml glass.

 

Flat White: The flat white should use more heated rather textured milk, thus being more ‘flat’ than the silky micro-foam of a latte. Whilst there is conjecture over the exact ‘formula’ (the flat white only entered the market in the 1980s and is an Australian adaptation), the flat white should be stronger than a latte and have only a slight trace of foamy milk on top (just enough for a touch of latte art). In practical terms, this can be achieved with 45-60ml espresso (1 1/2 -2 shots) and 120-150ml lightly textured milk.

 

As with all things coffee, there will be a few different points of view on a few of these… however, my purpose in putting together this article was to show that there is a clear difference between the types of drinks, even if their individual interpretation varies.

For this purpose, I trust the info was useful and that your next coffee is a great experience. 

 

Feel free to comment if you have any feedback or have something to share on this topic…

Tea Drop English Breakfast

Posted by on Sep 5, 2013 in Tea | 0 comments

Tea Drop English Breakfast

English Breakfast by Tea Drop features the traditional strength and exuberance one would expect from this classic, with hues of rich amber to satisfy the most perceptive of palates

Available in a highly presentable and practical tin of 20 or pouch of 100, each serve is a luxury silk pyramid of the finest quality ingredients

Tea Drop Lemongrass and Ginger

Posted by on Sep 5, 2013 in Tea | 0 comments

Tea Drop Lemongrass and Ginger

With a fresh, citrus aroma, Lemongrass and Ginger by Tea Drop provides fruity tones of lemongrass, rosehip and hibiscus, complemented by the zesty, yet subtle spice of ginger. 

Available in a highly presentable tin of 15, each serve is a luxury silk pyramid of the finest quality ingredients

Tea Drop Peppermint Tea

Posted by on Sep 5, 2013 in Tea | 0 comments

Tea Drop Peppermint Tea

With a tranquil cool, minty aroma, this Peppermint tea by Tea Drop is ideal for those moments where you just want to find a space to unwind.

Available in a highly presentable tin of 15, each serve is a luxury silk pyramid of the finest quality ingredients

Tea Drop Malabar Chai

Posted by on Aug 29, 2013 in Tea | 0 comments

Tea Drop Malabar Chai

Malabar Chai by Tea Drop is the perfect sugar and spice experience for those seeking a tea with a depth of flavour and smooth finish.

Containing a blend of black tea, cardamon, cinnamon, star anise, cloves, rose petals, natural chai flavour and ginger – the exotic spicy flavours have a naturally sweet finish.

Available in a highly presentable and practical tin of 20 or pouch of 100, each serve is a luxury silk pyramid of the finest quality ingredients

 

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