Barista

Tenth Pour

A coffee educator’s studio site — training programs sold as clearly as espresso drinks.

Concept demo — fictional brand

Craft first, credentials second

The home page is built around Tomás’s actual work — dialing in, cupping, teaching at the bar — so cafés and home enthusiasts alike see the teaching style before they see a syllabus.

Training as a menu, not a negotiation

Barista fundamentals, sensory sessions, and café-team intensives are laid out like a drinks menu: fixed duration, fixed group size, fixed price. A café owner can pick a program the way they’d order a flat white.

His calendar, his students

Session booking runs through Tenth Pour itself — pick a program, pick a date, send the enquiry — so Tomás owns the schedule and the student relationship instead of renting them from a class-booking platform.

Tenth Pour demo homepage on a phone — oversized TENTH POUR poster type with a taped-in portrait cutout and a scrolling ticker strip — Home — the zine cover, type as the imagery

Tenth Pour demo training page on a phone — pinned-up session posters with fixed dates, seat counts, and price stamps — Training — the board, priced like a menu

Tenth Pour demo booking page on a phone — a stapled-in order form with hard-shadowed fields and a teal send button — Book — the order form on the back page

Enter the live demo →

Tell us about your place.

A 15-minute call. We’ll tell you honestly what’s worth building — and what isn’t.

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