Seung Chan Wi of South Korea delivering a winning routine in the 2024 World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship. Photo courtesy of the Specialty Coffee Association.
Four more 2024 world coffee champions were crowned at the World of Coffee trade show in Copenhagen, Denmark, last week.
Designed to celebrate different coffee skills and barista innovation, the championships are sanctioned by the World of Coffee organizer the Specialty Coffee Association.
The SCA’s last remaining 2024 world competitions included 86 competitors, with winners in the World Latte Art, World Coffee in Good Spirits, World Coffee Roasting and Cezve/Ibrik Championships. Zero competitors from the United States made the finals of the events.
Here are the final standings:
The World Coffee Roasting Championship finalists. Photo courtesy of the Specialty Coffee Association.
2024 World Coffee Roasting Championship
- 刘太阳 TaiYang Liu, China
- Mateusz Derkacz, Poland
- Andrea Trevisan, Austria
- 成磊 / Chenglei 刁/ Diao, China
The 2024 World Latte Art Championship Finalists. Photo courtesy of the Specialty Coffee Association.
2024 World Latte Art Championship
- Yi-Chen Xie, Taiwan
- Manuela Fensore, Italy
- Guoqiang Liu, China
- Dario Pieber, Switzerland
- Sarawut Manngan, Thailand
- Elly (Jiyu Lee), South Korea
The 2024 World Coffee in Good Spirits finalists. Photo courtesy of the Specialty Coffee Association.
World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship
- Seung Chan Wi, South Korea
- Sandro Roth, Switzerland
- Andrea Villa, Italy
- Yessylia Violin Angkasa, Indonesia
- Sin Jay Kao, Taiwan
- Chloe Lai, Hong Kong
The 2024 World Cezve/Ibrik Championship finalists. Photo courtesy of the Specialty Coffee Association.
2024 Cezve/Ibrik Championship
- Jordan Tachnakian, France
- Kevser Atmaca, Turkey
- Ivan Bilousov, Ukraine
- Emanuele Bernabei, Italy
- Ply, Canada
The new 2024 champions join champions in the event series’ other three competitions: the 2024 World Brewers Cup, won by Martin Wölfl of Austria; the World Cup Tasters Championship, won by Dionatan Almeida of Brazil; and the World Barista Championship, won by Mikael Jasin of Indonesia.
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