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Yunnan Coffee Cup China Brewing Competition and Coffee Carnival Coffee Brewing Competition in Kunming

Published: 2024-11-03 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/03, Yesterday, the Yunnan Coffee Cup China Brewing Competition and Coffee Carnival sponsored by the Provincial Agricultural Department and sponsored by the China Coffee Alliance kicked off in Kunming. A total of 22 champion and runner-up contestants from 10 major regions, including Yunnan, Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Chengdu, participated in the competition to compete for the first prize of the China Cooking Competition. According to reports, the coffee brewing competition is the seven largest coffee competition in the world.

Yesterday, the Yunnan Coffee Cup China Brewing Competition and Coffee Carnival, sponsored by the Provincial Agricultural Department and sponsored by the China Coffee Alliance, kicked off in Kunming. A total of 22 champion and runner-up contestants from 10 major regions, including Yunnan, Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou and Chengdu, participated in the competition to compete for the first prize of the China Cooking Competition.

According to reports, the coffee brewing competition is one of the seven major coffee competitions in the world. According to the fine coffee beans from different producing areas and different estates, the contestants use different grinding scales, water temperature, water / powder ratio and extraction time to fully reflect the rich taste and connotation of coffee. Yunnan Province is the largest coffee producing area in China. The purpose of this competition is to explore and show the diverse and rich flavors and characteristics of Yunnan boutique coffee, so as to promote the brand of Yunnan coffee.

During this competition, there will also be the selection of my favorite Yunnan coffee, the world coffee runner-up Lahua show, the siphon coffee performance of the champion of the third Pu'er Cup siphon pot competition, and the collective display of Yunnan manor coffee. The competition will last until March 3.

Source: Yunnan Daily

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