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Breezey Masters National Grand Final to take place 25 October

by Staff Writer
October 19, 2016
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Following a nationwide search, the state finalists of the Almond Breeze Breezey Masters will compete in the final showdown on Tuesday 25 October at the Espresso Room in Circular Quay, Sydney. 

The inaugural competition attracted more than 130 entrants, with eight state rounds taking place over five months.

Head Judges Tony Macri from Coffee Brothers and Frankie Shi from Tulip Shi will assess each cup of coffee on presentation and creativity, as well as taste.

From 6 – 9pm, participants will create six different types of latte art in a 10-minute smack down, using the Almond Breeze product.

The winner will walk away with the title of Grand Breezey Master and a $10,000-prize trip to the United States.

Almond Breeze competition was launched in recognition of the important role baristas play in the lives of everyday Australians.

Almond Breeze is an international brand of almond milk. It is a low-fat milk alternative made from almonds, a natural super-food, and it is completely free from diary, eggs, lactose, casein, peanuts and gluten.

After a decade of success in North America, Almond Breeze launched in Australia in April 2012. It is produced locally with manufacturing and production facilities at Taren Point, Sydney.

For more information, visit: www.almondbreeze.com.au

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