
Results – Aotearoa Latte Art Championships 2026
2026 Aotearoa Latte Art Champion: Daniel Woodhouse, Grey Roasting Co. Daniel built his routine around Sir Isaac Newton’s line about seeing further by standing

2026 Aotearoa Latte Art Champion: Daniel Woodhouse, Grey Roasting Co. Daniel built his routine around Sir Isaac Newton’s line about seeing further by standing

2026 Aotearoa Barista Champion: Alan Bruce, Acme Cup Co. Alan Bruce of Acme Cups Co. is the 2026 Aotearoa Barista Champion. He took the

The Aotearoa Latte Art Championship would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors. Through their equipment, products, expertise, and ongoing commitment, our

Our events are only possible because of the generous support of the companies, individuals, and coffee lovers who stand behind them. Sponsorship goes far beyond

Date: Sunday 20th September Time: 8:30 -6:00 pm Venue: AUT WG Building – 2 Governor Fitzroy Place, Auckland CBD Schedule 9:15 AM Tsubasa Nico Nozaki representing Sketchbook Coffee/New Chapter,

Dates: Friday 18th September – Preliminary Time: 9:30- 6:20 pm Saturday 19th September – Finals 8:30 – 5:30 pm Venue: AUT WG Building – 74 Governor Fitzroy

After winning the 2025 Aotearoa Latte Art Championship, Dennis Hsueh recently represented Aotearoa in the World Latte Art Championship in San Diego, and we asked

Aotearoa Brewers Cup Championship ‘26 Dates: Friday 1st May – Saturday 2nd May | from 9am Location: The Tuesday Club – 42 Airedale St, Auckland CBD

Aotearoa Cup Tasters Championship ‘26 3rd May 2026 | 9am 42 Airedale Street, The Tuesday Club Akl No Spectator tickets required, please come along on the

First up in the Competition Calendar this year is one huge weekend of coffee and all things soft brew – Brewers Cup makes a comeback,
Introducing The Barista Open Read more > The Barista Open-Competitor Read FAQ > The Barista Open FAQ Watch > Online workshop The Barista Open’s

Events planning for 2026 To see the year out, we are going to have a little jolly Christmas get-together in Auckland, Wellington, and Christchurch. Keep your eyes