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Home Barista Workshop

€150.00

Description
If what you want is to get the most out of the coffee maker you have at home or you want to know why sometimes your coffee comes out perfect and other times it is a real nightmare, come to our barista workshop at home and afterward you can be the best barista host that your guests have dreamed of.
What's more, if you want you can bring your coffee maker under your arm and there we will do tests, with your coffee, with our coffee...
In our workshop you will find:

A LITTLE THEORY, there is no choice but to rely on it

- Origins of coffee
- Roasted, robusta, arabica and specialty coffees.
- Coffee processes
 
Afterwards we will do a small TASTING so that you learn to distinguish what is acceptable from what is unacceptable, which is no small thing.

And now we move on to PRACTICE

– The importance of grinding
- Different types of preparation
- How to get the most out of your coffee maker. It doesn't matter if you have an Italian coffee maker (the kind that screws on), or an espresso-type coffee maker, or a super-automatic one, bring it, we'll squeeze it out and help you get all the potential it has.

OTHER IMPORTANT FACTORS

-The milk . We will teach you how to heat the milk and not spoil the coffee

Reserve your place, maximum number of students per tasting: 4

IMPORTANT, IF YOU WANT TO COME IN A GROUP, WE GIVE A GROUP DISCOUNT
IF YOU ARE 3 or 4 PEOPLE, THE PRICE PER PERSON IS €100, bring your coffee friends and raise the level of your daily coffee.
NOTE FOR THOSE WHO ARE AFRAID OF NOT SLEEPING: OUR COFFEES HAVE MUCH LESS CAFFEINE THAN THE "NORMAL" ONES. ALSO WE USE CONTAINERS SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO EAT ALL THE COFFEE YOU TRY.
If the available dates do not suit you (notice, we do not do them on weekends) you can send us an email to 
 
Send email to info@artisancoffee.es
 
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Home Barista Workshop

€150.00

Artisan Guarantees

Shipments between 48 and 72 business hours

Free shipping for Artisan club customers

If you don't like coffee. You have up to 30 days to return it

Specialty coffees. Fresh and just roasted

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No capsules. We will avoid all types of superfluous material

Shipments in 48 hours - 72 business hours

Shipments in 48-72 business hours

Every day from Monday to Friday we prepare orders for our transport agency to pick them up at 2pm. If we have all the coffees you have ordered and they are roasted, we will send them that same day. Otherwise we will do everything possible to get it out the next day. Our transport agency assures us of deliveries in 24-48 hours.
Example 1:
If you place the order on Sunday afternoon. Normally, if we have roasted all the coffees that you have ordered from us, on Monday morning we will prepare all the orders for the weekend and that Monday at 2:00 p.m. your order will already be on its way, in the hands of our agency. On many occasions it will be delivered the next day, Tuesday before 7pm, but on other occasions you will have to wait until Wednesday to receive your order. For your peace of mind, you will normally receive an email with which you can track it.

Example 2) worst case

If you place an order on Friday at noon, the normal thing is that we will not have time to prepare it and that the agency will not be able to pick it up until Monday at 2 p.m., and it may be that, as in example 1) your order will not arrive until Tuesday or Wednesday before 7 p.m.

Example 3) Best case

If you place your order early on a Tuesday, it is likely (if we have all your coffees roasted) that your order will leave on Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. and if the agency delivers it to you in less than 24 hours, you will have your coffee on Wednesday before 7:00 p.m.

Tracking numbers

Our transport agency, once it has received and processed the package, will send you an email with the tracking number so that you can manage any changes directly with them.

Why free shipping?

We want you to order coffee from us periodically and to have direct contact with you. For this reason we have created our coffee lovers club, the Artisan Coffee Club , and for the members of this club we will assume the Shipping Costs , of course it is an effort on our part. But we are sure that in this way we will become your trusted coffee supplier and that you will be the first to receive our communications with enthusiasm.

FAQ. Frequent questions

What is specialty coffee?

A specialty coffee is characterized by using high-quality beans that are grown in optimal conditions and harvested and processed with care.

This type of coffee is scored by certified cuppers and scores above 80 on the 100-point scale of the Specialty Coffee Association (SCA).

Although we at Artisan Coffee purchase the vast majority of our coffees above 85 SCA points.

Free shipping. I have seen in your communication that coffee shipments are free. Why don't they come out?

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When the coffee label or information says process: natural, what does it mean?

This information has little to do with what you usually find in supermarkets, and the only information you will have is whether it is natural roasted, blended or roasted (we talk about this below in another question).

When we talk about processes there are basically 3 types:

  1. Natural or Dried: In this method, the coffee fruits are dried in the sun immediately after harvesting, with the cherry still intact. Once dry, the pulp and skin are removed. This process can intensify the sweetness and give a fruity flavor to the coffee.
  2. Washed or Wet: Here, coffee cherries are pulped immediately after harvesting. The grains, still covered with mucilage, are fermented in water to break it down. They are then washed and dried. This method tends to highlight the acidity and flavor characteristics of the grain.
  3. Honey or Miel: This process is an intermediate point between natural and washed. After cherries are stripped of their skin, a layer of mucilage (which is sticky like honey, hence the name) is left around the kernel during drying. This method can result in a coffee with pronounced body and sweetness and mild acidity.

What is the degree of roasting and why is it important?

The degree of roast refers to how much a coffee bean has been roasted. Grades range from light roast, which retains many of the bean's natural flavors, to dark roast, which has a more roasted flavor and less of the bean's original flavors. In specialty coffee, the roast is carefully selected to highlight the unique flavors and characteristics of each bean.

In general, we apply a medium roast to our coffees, except in certain cases when we will apply a medium-low roast so as not to lose those delicate notes that tend to disappear with larger roasts.

We roast each coffee in a completely different way, and in our control tastings we define whether that coffee needs a different roast than the one we have done in order to further enhance its flavor notes.

I don't see in the info if the coffee is natural, blended or roasted?

All our coffees are Arabica and are roasted naturally , and in no case do we use roasting.

We only apply heat and do not add any extra ingredients, like roasting does, which adds sugar.

How does specialty coffee contribute to sustainability and environmental protection?

Many specialty coffee producers practice sustainable growing methods that protect the environment. This may include using shade to protect coffee plants and conserve biodiversity, water conservation through efficient irrigation systems, and composting coffee waste. Additionally, many specialty coffee producers receive a fair price for their product, allowing them to invest in sustainable agricultural practices.

In addition, our coffee bags are part of a CO2 compensation project.

Customer Reviews

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Yolanda Martos Montenegro
Cata de Café

Muy interesante, hemos pasado una tarde muy agradable. El grupo es reducido y hemos avivado nuestros sentidos.

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Alejandro Castillejo (HIPERNET)
Excelente regalo para los amantes del Café

Regalé a mi mujer y a mi hijo un curso de iniciación al café de Especialidad, Ya de por sí el regalo fue bien recibido, pero más aún cuando terminó, ya que el "profesor", mejoró incluso más si cabe las expectativas con las que iban.

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MARÍA LÓPEZ JÓDAR
¡Recomendadísima!

Fue mi primera experiencia y toma de contacto de manera profesional con el mundo del café y no pudo ir mejor. Ambiente distendido y Nacho un gran profesional. La tarde se pasó volando incluso más allá de la hora de fin de la cata. Os lo recomiendo!

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Maricarmen Ruiz Pastor

Cata de Iniciación al Café de Especialidad

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IRENE GUTIÉRREZ DUQUE
RECOMENDABLE 100% LA CATA DE CAFÉ

Hace un mes aproximadamente asistí a la cata de café de este lugar con encanto y me gustó muchísimo. Nacho fue un gran profesor, amable y simpático y nos enseñó mucho. Recomiendo el Congo Baghera, huele de maravilla y sabe muy bien. Ahora mis cápsulas de cafés que antes me parecían ideales no me gustan, jaja. Así que si estáis en duda, recomiendo la experiencia.

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