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Coffee competition

SCAE and SCAA have jointly created six World Coffee competitions in which contestants from around the world have to win domestic competitions before representing their countries in the World Coffee Competition. The six coffee competitions are: the World barista Competition (WBC); the World Coffee pull Competition (WLAC); the World Coffee Cup Test Competition (WCTC); the World hand Coffee Competition (WBRC); the World Baking Competition (WCRC); and the World Turkey Coffee Competition (The Cezve/Ibrik Championship). The final of the next World Championship will be held at the SCAE Coffee World Center in Vienna, Austria, from June 12 to 15, 2012.

The World Barista Competition (World Barista Championship, WBC) is the final event of the annual barista competition in various countries and regions, attracting the attention of the world. It focuses on promoting the quality of coffee and the professional skills of baristas. Every year, barista champions from more than 50 countries will complete the production of 4 espresso, 4 cappuccino and 4 homemade coffee drinks in 15 minutes of live display. The WCE certified judges will judge the contestants from the aspects of beverage flavor, professional skills, cleanliness, innovation ability, overall performance and so on. Among them, self-made coffee drinks encourage baristas to give full play to their creativity and use their rich professional knowledge to create personalized drinks that can reflect their own tastes and experiences. In the end, only one contestant can win the title of world barista champion.

The World Coffee pull Competition (World Latte Art Championship, WLAC) is a competitive platform that pays attention to artistic expression. Baristas are required to complete the required links of the competition. The classic collocation of espresso and milk shows the barista's creative design on the surface. The competition works will be judged from the aspects of beverage taste, pattern stability and pattern innovation. The top six contestants will enter the final competition. In the final round, contestants will make two optional pattern Macchiato, two optional pattern lattes and two prescribed pattern lattes. The judges will make a comprehensive judgment on the visual effect, innovation, stability, complexity and the overall performance of the barista. The contestant with the highest score will win the world flower competition.

The World Coffee Cup Test Competition (WCTC) allows professional coffee tasters to demonstrate their ability to recognize the characteristics of different coffees at a specific time. In the competition, three groups of coffee are discharged into a triangle, and two cups are the same coffee liquid, one of which is different from the other two cups. Contestants can distinguish one of the different cups of coffee as soon as possible through sensory experiences and experiences such as taste and smell.

The World hand Coffee Competition (World Brewers Cup,WBrC) is a competition to compete with coffee hand extraction skills, which aims to improve the professional standards of manual coffee extraction skills and services. Contestants can choose any kind of manual coffee extraction tools, such as trickling pot, pressure pot, siphon pot, etc., to show three different coffee drinks to the judges. The fluency of the extraction process and the service process will be included in the evaluation. The essence of this competition is to bring baristas back to their roots and make a cup of high-quality black coffee for customers.

The World Baking Competition (World Coffee Roasting Championship, WCRC) will judge the performance of contestants in three aspects, including the rating of raw coffee beans, setting the optimal roasting curve of specified coffee beans and the roasted products of coffee beans. The trick of a real coffee roaster is to make full use of his own experience and knowledge to set and perform a perfect roast. The baked products will be blindly tested by professional judges to determine the final score.

World Turkish Coffee Competition (The Cezve/Ibrik Championship). The Turkish coffee maker (Cezve/Ibrik) is a coffee maker made for a specific way of brewing coffee, which is very popular in Eastern Europe, the Middle East and North Africa. The body of the pot can be made of metal or ceramic, the rim of the pot is designed to make it easy to filter out coffee, and its biggest feature is that it has a long handle. The event not only shows Turkey's unique way of brewing coffee, but also promotes a unique cultural tradition in the form of a competition. Participants are encouraged to use their own coffee pots to present this ancient way of brewing coffee in the competition. The next World Turkish Coffee Competition will be held in Athens, Greece, on February 6, 2015.