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2024 US Coffee Championship Official Host Location

| E KOMO MAI: October 13, 14, 15 • 2023 — Kailua, Oahu |

Coffee Festival to be held at Our Roastery
Hawaii Coffee Association will be hosting the 2024 International Brewer Competition at Our Roastery! In the Brewers Cup Competition, competitors will be given 20 minutes to create and serve two individual brews using Hawaii-grown coffee for two sensory judges.

The host-provided coffees must be sourced from two or more local coffee roasting companies. Competitors may utilize any set of brewing devices of their choosing, so long as they qualify according to the competition rules.

You're Invited! Those interested in expanding their coffee knowledge, learn more about the intricacies of Hawaii coffee and see how coffee is evaluated are strongly encouraged to attend. There will be various events throughout the day as well as food and entertainment.

We look forward to meeting you all at Our Coffee Community Event!

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