VST unveils new, updated espresso beverage products
VST, a product design, development, manufacturing and distribution company in the specialty coffee industry, has unveiled a series of new and updated espresso beverage products.
The new LAB Coffee II Refractometer, an updated version of the LAB Coffee Refractometer introduced in 2011, is a hand held digital refractometer that measures coffee and espresso concentration.
The product can be used in combination with the VST's Universal Brewing Control Chart software MoJoToGo or ExtractMoJo.
MoJoToGo is a coffee and espresso beverage preparation app that provides full brewing control chart capabilities, database management of recipes, and instant data sharing via integrated e-Mail.
The company also unveiled 20g Precision Espresso Filter, which has been adopted by Nuova Simonelli on the new Aurelia II T3 for the World Barista Championship to be held this June in Vienna, Austria.
VST precision espresso filters have been selected by Kees van der Westen for the new Spirit line of espresso machines introduced this month by Espressonistic Works.
The company plans for an integrated USB connected universal refractometer that automatically plots data to the Universal Brewing Control Chart or other device.
The products have been released in connection with the 24th Annual Exposition of the Specialty Coffee Association of America (SCAA) being held this week in Portland, Oregon.
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