The 24 baristas who traveled to Café Tío Conejo in Caldas, Colombia, on The Barista League’s Thriller Espresso Trip wrap up their adventures.
COMPILED BY SARAH ALLEN
BARISTA MAGAZINE
Movies courtesy of Café Tío Conejo
Earlier this week, we shared episodes one, two, three, and 4 of the documentary sequence created in regards to the Thriller Espresso Trip, which discovered 24 baristas spending per week on the lauded espresso farm Café Tío Conejo in Caldas, Colombia. The Thriller Espresso Trip was the grand prize for every of those espresso professionals for profitable one among The Barista League’s competitions in 2023 and 2024. The all-expenses-paid journey positioned the vacationers, who hailed from 10 totally different international locations, within the gracious arms of the household that owns Café Tío Conejo, who devoted themselves to educating the baristas every little thing there’s to learn about rising, processing, and producing distinctive espresso.
When your classroom is a espresso farm, studying is additional enjoyable, and what enjoyable these baristas had. They began every day waking up on the farm, having fun with an infinite breakfast of recent fruits, farm-grown eggs, and extra, which was adopted by brewing demonstrations by native baristas, sensory workout routines comparable to tasting and evaluating a wide range of fruits grown on the farm, harvesting espresso, collaborating in thrilling challenges, consuming extra great meals, and partying late into the night time. It seems like one thing The Barista League would dream up, all proper!
Be part of the group as they conclude this epic journey on the Thriller Espresso Trip by watching the ultimate two episodes within the sequence beneath.
EPISODE FIVE
EPISODE SIX
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