Coffee lovers from across Northern Ireland have taken part in a caffeine-fuelled competition in Belfast ☕
Coffee lovers from across Northern Ireland gathered for a caffeine-fuelled competition this week.
It turned out Ben McKendry made the best cup and he will now represent Northern Ireland at this year's world final in Canada in December. "We're still able to improve so more speciality shops are popping up and more people are drinking coffee. "It allows you to save money because your coffee will stretch further, it's fresher, you develop your taste palette and you can also say you're supporting farmers."Now in its 14th year, the World Aeropress Championship sees 3,000 competitors from 60 countries demonstrate their recipes, each one unique.
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