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Barista Tools | Coffee Preparation Tools

We at EspressoParts.com are very proud of our Barista Tools & our Coffee Preparation Tool selection. We have one of the largest selections of Barista and Coffee Tools anywhere. We are in a constant vigil and search for the next new product that will improve your product and your specialty coffee business' bottom line. When we can't find exactly the product we want we go out and design and manufacture our own. A purchase from EspressoParts.com supports coffee house & barista tool innovation. Always first and always pioneering the way, look to us for all of your coffee tool information and purchases.

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Espresso Tamps
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Espresso Knockbox (Knock Boxes)
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Steaming Pitchers & Thermometers (Frothing)
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Barista Tools by Brand Name
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Barista Competition Tools & Supply
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Portafilters - Bottomless (Naked) & Custom
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Espresso Equipment Calibration
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Barista/Espresso Prep Brushes
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Barista


From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Entered into English from the Italian in which it means roughly "bartender" (plural: baristi [masculine or mixed sex] or bariste [feminine]). The term is derived from the Italian use of the word bar, which is similar to the American or British café. In Italy, the barista typically works behind a counter, serving both espresso coffee and alcoholic beverages.

When using the term in English, "barista" refers to one who has acquired some level of expertise in the preparation of espresso-based coffee drinks. Within certain circles, its meaning is expanding to include what might be called a coffee sommelier; a professional who is highly skilled in coffee preparation, with a comprehensive understanding of coffee, coffee blends, espresso, quality, coffee varieties, roast degree, espresso equipment, maintenance, latte art, etc.

 

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