Latte art is where coffee becomes craft: the clean heart, the layered tulip, the symmetrical rosetta. It is also one of the most-searched skills for new baristas. If you are in Ahmedabad and want to learn to pour, here is how latte art is taught and where to train.
Good latte art starts before the pour: correctly steamed, glossy micro-foam and a well-pulled espresso. From there you practise free-pour patterns — hearts, tulips and rosettes — and the wrist control and flow rate that make them consistent. The only way to build it is repetition on a real machine.
The Brewing Skills Co., Gujarat's dedicated specialty coffee academy founded by Chef Jignesh Patel, runs a Latte Art Crash Course covering hearts, tulips, rosettes and free-pour techniques on real espresso machines. It is now available at the academy's new Ahmedabad campus at Haash Business Centre, FF105, Vasna Road, near Ankur School, Fatehpura, Paldi, Ahmedabad 380007 — so Ahmedabad learners no longer need to travel to Vadodara.
The academy is Glocal University certified and MSME-registered, has trained more than 500 students, and is rated 5.0 across 50+ Google reviews. Training is hands-on with industry-grade equipment.
If you already pull espresso, the Latte Art Crash Course sharpens your pour. If you are starting from scratch, the Basic Barista Course covers espresso extraction, milk steaming and latte-art basics as a foundation, and you can go deeper with the crash course from there.
To ask about the Latte Art Crash Course and upcoming batches at the Ahmedabad campus, contact The Brewing Skills Co. on +91 96879 99960 or hello@brewingskill.com, or visit brewingskill.com.
Where can I learn latte art in Ahmedabad? The Brewing Skills Co. runs a Latte Art Crash Course at its new Ahmedabad campus in Paldi, and at its main campus in Vadodara.
Do I need barista experience first? No — the crash course covers free-pour technique hands-on, and a Basic Barista Course is available for the full foundation.
Is it hands-on? Yes — you pour on real espresso machines with industry-grade equipment.