The Lalit Ashok will host the India International Coffee Festival from January 21 to 25. Organised by the India Coffee Trust with the support of the Coffee Board of India, the five-day conference will include retailers, latest trends in technology, products, manufacturers, distributors and experts.
For the common coffee addict, the festival will house a vast range of coffees, roasters and baristas, apart from tips from specialists on brewing. A quiz which attracted over a lakh entries from all over India will have the six finalists competing for top honours.
Last held in Bangalore four years ago, the festival will also touch upon statistical aspects such as per capita consumption per person, country and region. - See more at: http://bangalore.explocity.com/articledetail/The-City/Coffee-Festival-Returns-To-Bangalore/124286/147361#sthash.hgmQcMjO.dpuf
The 5th India International Coffee Festival is back and is bigger and better and promises a lot more than just a brew for your business!
Organised by the India Coffee Trust with the support of the Coffee Board of India, the theme of this biennial conference “The changing face of coffee” will be held at The Lalit Ashok, Bangalore from January 21-25 is reflective of the increasing popularity of the retail coffee culture spreading across the country.
Visitors to IICF 2014 will be treated to an exposition of the latest technologies and products by 60 leading coffee companies both national and international, including instant coffee makers of India, café chains and leading product/farm equipment companies.
The five-day event will host workshops on the first two days on themes like brewing coffee by espresso method, advanced roasting skills, brewing filter coffee etc. Conference sessions on marketing and production trends, a workshop on coffee entrepreneurship, coffee awards to recognise best exporters, roasters, curers, best coffees and best Baristas will also be presented. For the first time, a national Coffee Quiz, which attracted over one lakh participants from across the country, will have the six finalists competing for the award.
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Lalit Ashok will host the India International Coffee Festival from
January 21 to 25. Organised by the India Coffee Trust with the support
of the Coffee Board of India, the five-day conference will include
retailers, latest trends in technology, products, manufacturers,
distributors and experts.
For the common coffee addict, the festival will house a vast range of coffees, roasters and baristas, apart from tips from specialists on brewing. A quiz which attracted over a lakh entries from all over India will have the six finalists competing for top honours.
Last held in Bangalore four years ago, the festival will also touch upon statistical aspects such as per capita consumption per person, country and region. - See more at: http://bangalore.explocity.com/articledetail/The-City/Coffee-Festival-Returns-To-Bangalore/124286/147361#sthash.hgmQcMjO.dpuf
For the common coffee addict, the festival will house a vast range of coffees, roasters and baristas, apart from tips from specialists on brewing. A quiz which attracted over a lakh entries from all over India will have the six finalists competing for top honours.
Last held in Bangalore four years ago, the festival will also touch upon statistical aspects such as per capita consumption per person, country and region. - See more at: http://bangalore.explocity.com/articledetail/The-City/Coffee-Festival-Returns-To-Bangalore/124286/147361#sthash.hgmQcMjO.dpuf
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