Hello coffee lovers 🙂

New year , new festivals. , new experiences 🙂

As coffee addicted the best thing we can do is visit coffee festivals around the world 🙂

This is an excellent opportunity to learn about the world of coffee, meet and talk with baristas, experts, owners or simple coffee lovers just like you.  We can gain knowledge, connections, even friendships.

Their story

The LCF was born out of love for the UK coffee scene. 

Eleven years ago when London was rapidly becoming the most exciting coffee city on Earth, it was obvious what had to happen… a party had to be thrown, and The London Coffee Festival was born.

With over 7,000 visitors and 100 exhibitors in its first year, it became pretty clear that the festival was giving the coffee and creative community exactly what it wanted – and what London’s speciality coffee scene deserved, and it still does! This year 30,000 creative urbanites and industry professionals are expected to attend.

So what should you expect from the event? All the tastings your heart could desire? Check. Demonstrations from world-class baristas and interactive workshops? Of course. Live music, DJs, art exhibitions and coffee-based cocktails? Obviously.

The London Coffee Festival will be held between April 20 and 23 in this year in Truman Brewery.

Exchibitors

As every year, there are plenty of exhibitors at the festival, such as Aeropress, Alpro, Smeg, Monin, Lavazza, La Marzocco, La Cimballi, Faema and more!

The other thing what I have to mention that they support Project Waterfall and Farm Africa.

Coffee Masters

16 CONTENDERS, 7 DISCIPLINES, 1 WINNER

Creativity, passion, skill, knowledge and personality – this is what makes a Coffee Master.

Judged by a panel of industry figureheads, the fast-paced knockout battle format of Coffee Masters saw 16 baristas showcase their skills head-to-head across a broad range of disciplines.

With a prize of £5000 on the bar, and the prestigious title of Coffee Master, the stakes were high.