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WEEKLY LATTE ART · PERFECT ROSETTA

Your rosetta is decided before the wiggle.

Most rosettas go wrong before the pattern begins. Watch the full pour once, then use these five checkpoints on your next cup.

FIVE CHECKPOINTS FOR THE NEXT CUP

01 · Start the pour early

Begin the base while there is still room in the cup to develop the rosetta, rather than waiting until the cup is almost full.

02 · Remove unnecessary movement

Once the pour begins, keep each movement purposeful. Avoid extra repositioning that interrupts the pattern.

03 · Tilt, then gradually level

Begin with the cup tilted. As the cup fills, gradually bring it level so the pour can develop without a sudden change of angle.

04 · Build a clean canvas

Prepare an even surface before drawing. The rosetta begins after the canvas is ready, not before.

05 · Pause for two seconds

Stop for two seconds so the crema can stabilize, then continue into the pattern without adding extra movements.

MILK TEXTURE CUE

The texture cue: 5–15 mm of foam

Treat 5–15 mm as a repeatable starting range. Keep everything else stable, then adjust one variable at a time.

MAKE THE CUE REPEATABLE

Start inside the range

Use approximately 5–15 mm of foam as your starting reference for the next practice pour.

Keep the setup consistent

Use the same milk dose, cup and steaming setup while you compare pours.

Change one variable

If the result is not right, adjust the aeration amount on the next attempt instead of changing the whole routine.

Watch the pour

Notice how readily the foam reaches the surface and how cleanly the leaves separate.

Repeat the closest result

When one attempt is cleaner, repeat that same texture before making another adjustment.

PRACTICE SEQUENCE

Run this three-cup drill.

Do not diagnose five things at once. Make three pours, isolate one control in each, then repeat the cleanest result.

ONE VARIABLE PER POUR

Pour 01 · Start early

Keep your normal technique, but begin the rosetta base earlier than usual.

Pour 02 · Control the cup angle

Focus only on the gradual transition from a tilted cup to a level cup.

Pour 03 · Hold the pause

Build the canvas, count a full two seconds, then start the pattern.

Compare the three cups

Look at the canvas, the space used by the base and the separation of the leaves.

Repeat the strongest version

Keep the clearest result and repeat its timing before changing anything else.

THE TWO JOBS BEHIND THE POUR

Steam with Vortex. Pour with EVO 2.0.

Vortex handles steaming. EVO 2.0 handles the pour. The current five-piece set adds the three-piece Starter Kit.

VORTEX

Designed to help milk rotate smoothly during steaming, supporting more repeatable microfoam.

EVO 2.0

A curved body and sharp spout designed for easier positioning, controlled flow and defined lines.

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Before the next pour: start early, move deliberately, level gradually, build the canvas, then pause two seconds.

WATCH THE POUR AGAIN →

Before the next pour: start early, move deliberately, level gradually, build the canvas, then pause two seconds.

WATCH THE POUR AGAIN →

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