Latte Art Rosetta: A Step by Step Guide

For many baristas, the Rosetta is the definitive latte art design. The beautiful, flowing layers of this pattern are an icon of specialty coffee – it’s been featured on merchandise, company logos & even tattoos

While it’s really popular, new baristas often find it really tricky to get the details of this technique just right.

In this tutorial, Josh teams up with Jade to show you the details of how to master this classic latte art pattern

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Sections in this video:
0:00 Intro
0:52 What you need
1:30 Pouring technique
3:04 Step-by-step
3:58 More tips & troubleshooting
5:09 Rosetta Smackdown

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[ryanwood]

How am I the first comment? Uh... hands down. Jade by a landslide! 😜

[chessandlattes]

Jade's latte art is nothing short of outstanding, she wins this round. I really like the entire video, the insides jokes and the numerous tips and step by step recap by Josh. Superb video editing. in my book Seven Miles Coffee Channel wins ! only unknown, how is your chess game ??

[Laurette]

I once made a josh’s version by mistake to a customer and got him laughing so hard🤣🤣

[robwhitmore]

I haven't worked in a cafe in years but latte art was what made it fun for so many years. I miss trying to get as many rosettas into the top of a piccolo as I could and hiding my pain when someone would just slap a lid on a takeaway order without even looking at it.
I get annoyed though, watching some other brewtubers spending 3 minutes pouring something that looks good while customers stand there waiting. I guess I only ever worked in high volume places though.

[lazziebardakos]

Jade wins... just 😂
Seriously, she's amazing.
Great tutorial and very entertaining 🤘

[edoalva]

Great video, loving the casual vibes. Getting steamed milk texture right is eventually the most important, it should be number 1 still instead of number 4. I am not a pro just yet, but I feel like most amateurs can still get away to make simple classic Heart and Tulip patterns even if their milk is a bit too foamy. But when you begin to introduce the wiggling technique which is essential in Rosetta, a good milk texture becomes non-negotiable.
And sorry umm.. Jade's looked more beautiful, Josh. Both for her latte art and her appearance 😅

[sorchamarie]

Job interview tomorrow, haven't worked in over a year. This channel is so helpful, I miss making coffees ☕

[Stevesbe]

This is the best explanation I've seen so far

[Jigeesh_Nair]

Thank you for the tutorials, Latte art by the way is not so popular in this part of the India, but I am so fascinated by it and want to learn. I was just trying to find out when to straighten the cup.

[rachaelfitzpatrick]

Jade won! Josh’s reminds me of.... something else 😅

[project-z]

Awesone video and tips! Honestly, I was getting the blob and wasn't sure why, after watching this, it made me understand. I am glad you don't show only just how to, but also troubleshooting the mistakes which helps us.

And secondly, I don't know if its just me, but Jade reminds me of Colleen from Iron Fist :)

[B.Rhy]

Jade is divine, the shape of her eyes are unreal! Mesmerising.

[pambansangbarista]

Perfect rosetta thank u for the tutorial i will try my best tfor this art

[micah]

Love your work guys! Always following and watching these tutorials. I'm self taught in latte art, but I still watch these as I could learn a thing or two from the professionals!

[mwhaley]

Appreciate these videos. Very helpful!!!! And sorry dude - Jade for the win!

[RandyCFP]

Jade 💯!

Thanks for the tips. I'm going to try to actually use a Large Latte Mug instead of the Cap Glass I've been using to see if that makes the pour a bit easier.

[malnhar]

Jade wins in every aspects not only latte art 😉, thank you all for the informative videos and keep the nice works 👌🏼.

[kateaf]

u work great together! thanks for the lesson

[MBVofficialcontent]

i have alot to learned thank you for sharing

[glichasasha]

I have those ACMEs in green and blue. Best cups ever!