Espresso: Ultimate Coffee

by Kenneth Davids

The last word on espresso, covering its culture and history plus everything about selecting beans and equipment and making and drinking this beloved brew.

Genres: Nonfiction, Cookbooks, Reference

Paperback

First published October 15, 2013

Reviews

[Jaynie]

I bought a lot of coffee books when I started working at Starbuck's, and I learned at least a little from each of them. This was actually a pretty good overview of the whole coffee experience. I gave it two stars instead of one just because it had a pretty good step-by-step guide for building a cafe latte; and gave me the idea of frothing the milk FIRST so it didn't make the final beverage cold.

[Jose]

A must read if you are interested in upping your espresso game.

[Angela]

This book has everything; education, history and recipes.

[Ryan]

The book read more like a school text book

[Tom]

This book is almost an academic survey of the ins-and-outs of espresso. This book is not a coffee table book (groan) nor is it an explicit manual. If you are interest in espresso, then it is well worth readying.

[Bryan Miller]

Huge person in the coffee industry. He does a good job of briefly exploring this very complex subject.

[Helen]

very educational reading...