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Thursday
Jul282011

A study in cappuccino art

This was the cappuccino that the artist at Case Study made me today. It was so beautiful I wanted to share it with you. 

Made with lots of care

The espresso was a single-origin from the Duromina region of Ethiopia. It was ‘juicy’ (citrusy), and even with the milk, the acidity came through. Overall, quite nice.

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Reader Comments (3)

Almost too pretty to drink!

BTW-what happened to your "like" button?

July 28, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterDolores

I have to put it in manually (I haven't yet bit the bullet and learned how to code it in), so I sometimes forget to do that when I get busy or distracted. Even if I forget, you can always click on the Share Article link (there is a FB link there), but I will try to remember to consistently put the button on the articles.

July 28, 2011 | Registered CommenterWill Hutchens

No pressure. I didn't know you had to manually add it each time.

July 29, 2011 | Unregistered CommenterDolores

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