The 2023 World AeroPress Championship will take place from 1 to 3 December in Melbourne, Australia, on the events 15th anniversary.
The Australian National AeroPress Championship will take place on 1 December at Fieldwork Coffee, the World Final will take place on 2 December, and 3 December will feature the Café Takeover.
The latest officially confirmed championships include Armenia hosted by Hayk Coffee Roasters, England hosted by Formative Coffee, Estonia hosted by The Brick Coffee Roasters, Finland hosted by Kahiwa Coffee Roasters, Iran hosted by Hayk Coffee Roasters, Japan hosted by Japan AeroPress, and Venezuela hosted by Senzani Internacional CA.
There are a handful of hosts waiting final confirmation in Azerbaijan, Denmark, Northern Ireland, Oman, and the United States.
The World AeroPress Championship is a global coffee-making competition, designed to find the world’s best cup of AeroPress coffee.
Each season is comprised of a series of regional and national competitions, run by independent hosts across 60 countries, which culminates with the World AeroPress Championship final.
The competition itself is a multi-round elimination tournament. In each round, three competitors will face off against each other, simultaneously brewing a single cup of coffee using the AeroPress brewer.
The judges evaluate each coffee and make their own assessment as to which is the best, based solely on personal preference. On the count of three, the judges simultaneously point to their favourite coffee, moving the winner on to the next round while eliminating the losers.
For more information on the event, visit the World AeroPress Championship website.
