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Barista Courses

edited January 1970 in Have your say
Can anybody recommend a good Barista course in Brisbane?
I actually went to a cafe last week that advertises a course, had a flat white and received a very average coffee.  Needless to say I have scrubbed them from my possibles.  It may have been made by a student?

Thanks

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  • Speaking of students, I'd like my Uni age (couch potato) son to do a Barista course and get off his lazy chair and 'do something' as well. .. So I'm all ears too... : ear
  • on 1375050780:
    Can anybody recommend a good Barista course in Brisbane? I actually went to a cafe last week that advertises a course, had a flat white and received a very average coffee.  Needless to say I have scrubbed them from my possibles.  It may have been made by a student? Thanks
    The only one that I have any experience with is Wolff Roasters in Nudgee http://wolffcoffeeroasters.com.au/index.php/education/barista/espresso KK
  • I checked Wolff out and they looked good but they arent running a Barista course for a least a month or more. Their roasting course looks pretty good though Thanks.
  • The Wolff is a legend in the roasting area and his D&D cafe is of a very high calibre so I doubt you could go wrong with either course
  • Wolff is a great company, great solid fundamentals. I would also check out Veneziano in the West End, more entry level and some more in depth courses. Check them out!
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