Interview with the winner of the 2013 American WBC barista contest
2013 American barista contest
On April 11-14, 2013, the annual event of the American Fine Coffee Association was held in Boston, in which Mr. Pete Licata of Parisi Artisan Coffee Company from Kansas City, Missouri won the 2013 American barista contest. The top 6 contestants are: 1st: Pete Licata, Parisi Artisan Coffee, Kansas City, MO
2nd: Charles Babinski, GambiB Coffee, Los Angeles, CA
3rd: Trevor Corlett, Madcap Coffee, Grand Rapids, MI
4th: Sam Lewontin, Everyman Espresso, New York, NY
5th: Nick Purvis, the French Press, Santa Barbara, CA
6th: in Charlie Habegger, Intelligentsia Coffee, Chicago and IL competitions, contestants make 12 cups of coffee within 15 minutes: 4 cups of espresso coffee, 4 cups of cappuccinos coffee and 4 cups of personal creative coffee. In the process of making, the judges explain their own coffee, and seven judges, including a referee, two technical judges and four sensory judges, carefully judge the contestants' coffee. Pete Licata will represent the United States in the finals of the 2013 World baristas Competition to be held in Melbourne, Australia, May 23-26, 2013. In addition, Erin McCarthy of the counter-culture company won the championship in the 2013-hand race in the United States. The top six players in the hand race are: 1st: Erin McCarthy, Counter Culture Coffee, New York, NY
2nd:Jonathan Bonchak, Counter Culture Coffee, Durham, NC
3rd: Sean Stewart, CREMA, Nashville, TN
4th: Dean Kallivrousis, Parisi Coffee, Kansas City, MO
5th: Phillip Ma, Ma'Velous, San Francisco, CA
6th: Brandon Paul Weaver, Slate Coffee Roasters, Seattle, WA
Similarly, its champion will represent the United States in the finals of the 2013 World hand Championship to be held in Melbourne, Australia, May 23-26, 2013.
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Analysis on the Market Price of Coffee beans the main factors affecting the price of coffee beans
Coffee futures trade coffee beans, and futures are both an investment and an increase in coffee. The increase in coffee lies not only in the origin, good or bad, but also for many piecemeal reasons. In the coffee futures market, the main factors affecting the price of coffee beans can be summarized as follows: 1. Changes in supply: supply and demand have a certain impact on prices, changes in supply
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Italian coffee beans used in the World Barista barista contest
Before 2008, there was a heated discussion in the coffee industry about which Italian coffee beans should be used in the World Barista barista contest, so which is better to use SOE (single estate coffee,single origin) or Blend coffee? Baristas have changed to how to pick or match Italian coffee beans to get high marks, which is actually a sign of the maturity of the coffee industry, especially after 2008.
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