Creativity With Your Morning Coffee

Here's a great video of some amazing barista work posted on Yahoo.

I've heard the folks at Murky Coffee are serious about their espresso skills. Know of any area baristas with a creative hand?

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{dolcezza} said…
Murky = coffee rockstars! I lived in Portland for a couple of years and had my awakening with coffee at Stumptown, which is about as good as it gets. But, the other day, Nick Cho from Murky hooked me up with some beans and had his barista prepare the BEST cappuccnino I've ever had. We are lucky to have people like Murky who take coffee very seriously!
8/16/2006 3:42 PM
Washington Cube said…
This is the latest thing, apparently. I've been reading about places in Boston doing the same thing.
8/16/2006 9:36 PM
natalie@theliquidmuse.com said…
Looks like a beautiful way to start the day!
8/17/2006 5:06 PM
Anonymous said…
smells like poop. makes me want to bury it.

-alfie
8/18/2006 9:45 AM
Amanda said…
Ok, which family member was that last comment from? =)
8/19/2006 12:35 PM
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