Asit turns out, Irvine's dreams did come true. He is the 2018 World Latte Art Champion. In the final round, Irvine's designs included hornbill and monkey free pours as well as a dolphin for his designer latte art. To create his designs, Irvine used the animal eye pouring technique that his predecessor, 2017 World Latte Art Champion Arnon Findthe perfect World Latte Art Championship stock photos and editorial news pictures from Getty Images. Select from premium World Latte Art Championship of the highest quality. 2018. - The The judges at work in the Latte Art World Championship at the Western Foodservice and Hospitality Expo in Los Angeles, California on August 19, 2018 Findthe perfect World latte art championship stock photo, image, vector, illustration or 360 image. Available for both RF and RM licensing. Stock photos, 360° images, vectors and videos Thismarks Jibbi's fifth attempt at the Australian Latte Art Championship title, placing second most recently in 2018. Allice Park, Jibbi Little and Zhao Ting Wu. Alice Park of Pure Brew Co in Gordon, NSW placed second, and Zhao Ting Wu of Cote Terra Coffee in Victoria placed third in the competition, held at the 2019 Melbourne International TheWorld Latte Art Championship is managed and produced by World Coffee Events, an event management organization registered in Dublin, Ireland. WCE was originally founded in 2011 by the Speciality Coffee Association of Europe and the Specialty Coffee Association of America, which have since unified to become the Specialty Coffee Association . MyanmarLatte Art Championship 2018. Zaw Phone-Latte Artist Myanmar. Artist. The Bartender. Food & Beverage Company. Myanmar Professional Culinary & Hospitality Competitions. Nonprofit Organization. Barista Pyone Cho Myanmar. Coach. Myanmar Ornamental Fish Association. R1fQdV. Skip to content HomeEventsWorld Coffee ChampionshipsWorld Barista ChampionshipWorld Latte Art ChampionshipWorld Coffee in Good Spirits ChampionshipWorld Cup Tasters ChampionshipWorld Brewers CupWorld Coffee Roasting ChampionshipCezve/Ibrik ChampionshipWCC Event PagesMelbourne WCC 2020Taipei WCC 2019Berlin WCC 2019Boston WCC 2019Brazil WCC 2018Amsterdam WBC 2018Seoul WBC 2017Budapest Championships 2017World Coffee Championships PodcastAll-Stars EventsWCC All-Stars OnlineWatch Season 1Watch Season 2Watch Season 3Watch Season 4Watch Season 5ReverbCafé ChronologyNewsLatest NewsMedia PartnersMailing ListContactAboutAbout World Coffee EventsContactStaffCompetitions Strategic CommitteeSponsorshipMachine Certification & Qualified SponsorshipSponsorship & Advertising OpportunitiesCompetition BodiesLicensed Competition BodiesCompetition Body Events CalendarCompetition Body Forms & ToolsCOVID-19 Resources for Competition BodiesFAQCompetition Body FAQJudges & RepsWCC Certified JudgesWCE RepsWCE Rep ListWCE Rep FormsWCC Judge CertificationWorld Competitions Educational Program WCEPRulesRules & Regulations ReleasesDeferred Candidacy Application & QuestionsUS Regulations & Sanctions Full Rankings & Scores for the 2018 World Latte Art Championship Photos Geórgia Thomé for World Coffee Events Full Rankings & Scores for the 2018 World Latte Art Championship. Here are the complete rankings and scores for each round of the 2018 World Championship, which took place Nov 7-9th at Brazil International Coffee Week. Congratulations and well done to all competitors on the world stage! Watch each competitor performance from the WLAC here. The World Latte Art Championship is supported by Qualified Sponsors, Sanremo, Anfim, Urnex, Pentair/Everpure. Qualified Sponsors Sanremo, Anfim, Urnex, Pentair/Everpure Espresso & Dairy Sponsors Café 3 Corações, Itambé Product Sponsors LOVERAMICS, Flavors Event Sponsors BSCA, Apex Judge Program Sponsors Capricornio Coffees, Monte Alegre Coffees alex2019-05-07T120002+0100 Related Posts Skip to content Scores and Rankings for the 2019 World Latte Art & Coffee Good Spirits Championships Corrected Jeff Hann for WCE Please find the full ranking and scores for the 2019 World Latte Art Championship WLAC and 2019 World Coffee In Good Spirits Championship WCIGS below. The WLAC ranking is different than what was initially announced–an error was made in score tabulation which resulted in Hao-Yuan Chen representing Taiwan being announced as finishing in Fifth Place, when they in fact finished in Second Place in the 2019 World Latte Art Championship. This moves Liu Guoqiang representing China to Third Place, Oneway Dash representing South Korea to Fourth Place, and Hiroki Ito representing Japan to Fifth Place. The World Coffee Events team deeply regrets the error and offer our sincere apologies to all that were affected. We would also like to again congratulate the 2019 WLAC finalists on their performance, and especially Hao-Yuan of Taiwan for their runner-up placement. Once this error was discovered, all scoresheets for the 2019 WLAC and WCIGS were re-examined and re-tabulated to ensure that all rankings and scores are correct. An additional error was discovered in the WCIGS preliminary round where an overtime penalty was mistakenly placed on a competitor’s scoresheet by a judge. However, this error was resolved and did not affect the competitors ranking or any other placements in the 2019 WCIGS. Great effort is made during the events to prevent scorekeeping errors, with multiple people tabulating, checking, and recording the scores so results may be announced quickly. This process will be examined to add further layers of error-checking and verification for future events. To ensure there are no other errors, we are also re-tabulating all scoresheets for the Cezve/Ibrik Championship CIC and will post full scores for that competition when finished–the World Cup Tasters Championship utilizes live physical scoring instead of tabulated scoresheets. Once again, we deeply apologize to all competitors and fans for the error, and are committed to ensuring the World Coffee Championships achieve the highest possible standards of quality and accuracy. FULL 2019 WLAC SCORES & RANKINGS FULL 2019 WCIGS SCORES & RANKINGS Jozesf Borza2019-06-09T124440+0100 Related Posts Malaysian Irvine Quek was crowned champion at the just concluded 2018 World Latte Art Championship in Brazil. Quek is a barista at 103 Coffee Workshop in Sri Petaling, Kuala LumpurAnother Malaysian, Regine Wai of Page 2 Cafe in Bangsar Shopping Center, KL, also did the country proud by finishing 1st runners up at the World Brewers Cup, behind Emi Fukahori of World Latte Art Championship focuses on artistic expression in milk drinks, while the World Brewers Cup highlights the craft of filter coffee brewing by hand, promoting manual coffee brewing and service 20-year-old Quek beat five other finalists from Greece, China, Australia, Poland and South Korea to win the competition, held during the the 2018 Brazil International Coffee Week in the city of Minas Gerais. Quek far left beat five other finalists from Greece, China, Australia, Poland and South Korea to win the World Latte Art Championship 2018. Quek has been a barista for four years, and was representing Malaysia as the 2018 Malaysia Latte Art Champion, while Wai started her barista career as a part-time brewer/barista, eventually winning her first national title in 2015. The 2018 Brazil World Coffee Championships saw more than 90 competitors taking part in the World Brewers Cup, World Latte Art Championship, World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship and World Cup tasters Championship from Nov 7-9. Skip to content 2018 World Latte Art Championship Finalists & Schedule The 2018 World Latte Art Championship has just wrapped up its second day here at the 2018 Brazil World Coffee Championships, with competitors representing China, Poland, Malaysia, South Korea, Greece and Australia moving onto the Finals of the World Latte Art Championship Today the 12 semi-finalists competed on-stage, creating two matching sets of different free-pour latte patterns, and one matching set of free-pour macchiatos. Join us from 1230 PM GMT-2 tomorrow, Friday November 9th, to catch all the action, alongside the World Coffee In Good Spirits Championship! WLAC & WCIGS Finals Schedule The World Latte Art Championship is supported by Qualified Sponsors, Sanremo, Anfim, Urnex, Pentair/Everpure. Qualified Sponsors Sanremo, Anfim, Urnex, Pentair/Everpure Espresso & Dairy Sponsors Café 3 Corações, Itambé Product Sponsors LOVERAMICS, Flavors Event Sponsors BSCA, Apex Judge Program Sponsors Capricornio Coffees, Monte Alegre Coffees alex2018-11-08T200450+0000 Related Posts All Events This event has passed. October 18, 2018 600 pm - 900 pm Free On October 18, top baristas from Second Cup cafés across Canada will face off at the Latte Art Championship at 6pm. The event, which will take the form of a bracketed tournament. And hosted by designer and TV personality Steven Sabados in Centre Court Located by Fossil. Last month, Second Cup invited baristas from across the country to submit videos of their best latte art for consideration. Eight finalists have been selected to compete in this National Championship. During the competition, participants will be judged by three experts. Chris Sonnen, Vice President of Coffee Experience at Second Cup; Liz Bishop at Reunion Island, Second Cup’s coffee roaster; and Maxwell Burnstein, a notable Canadian artist. Over the course of three rounds, the finalists will present different types of latte art. Including the standards heart, tulip or rosetta, a design with pour etching and a free pour of their choice. About The Latte Art Championship & Second Cup The Latte Art Championship is a celebration of Second Cup’s focus on offering a truly handcrafted experience in their cafés. From delicious beverages to baked goods. Each espresso-based beverage is made with a freshly pulled shot of espresso and steamed milk. With beans freshly ground for each beverage. Second Cup’s smoothies and iced beverages are also prepared fresh to order. Our cafés offer handmade baked goods and food offerings sourced from local bakeries. We hope to see you there!

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