CORTO
Attributes
Aromatic Profile
Espresso
Bitterness 5
Acidity 1
Body 1
Roasting 5
FOR EXTRA INTENSE MILK RECIPES
Are you craving a punchy shot of robust coffee with just a little touch of sweetness? That’s Spanish coffee. Spain’s expert baristas inspired us to create Barista Creations Corto. We carefully studied the interaction of coffee and milk to ensure we understood how best to create this intense, syrupy cup for those bold milk recipes.
ORIGIN
To create this intense, rich cup that hits a great harmony with milk, we tested plenty of different coffees and discovered that not all coffees interact well with milk. We selected a fine Robusta to form the base of the blend. It brings the intensity, thick body, and syrupy texture you expect to find in a cortado recipe.
ROASTING
When you roast any coffee, you have to work at that fine balance of temperature, roast time, and bean color. But it’s even more important when you want that coffee to be in ideal harmony with milk. For Corto, that means split roasting the coffees for a long time in order to unleash the textures we’re looking for in a Spanish-style coffee. The long roast time, where we wait for the bean to reach a dark, rich roast colour, develops an alluring bitterness and that syrupy, thick body.
AROMATIC PROFILE
When you roast any coffee, you have to work at that fine balance of temperature, roast time, and bean color. But it’s even more important when you want that coffee to be in ideal harmony with milk. For Corto, that means split roasting the coffees for a long time in order to unleash the textures we’re looking for in a Spanish-style coffee. The long roast time, where we wait for the bean to reach a dark, rich roast colour, develops an alluring bitterness and that syrupy, thick body.