Barista Rankings

2026 World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship

World final · Brussels, Belgium · June 2026

65 points for a win

Final6

PlaceCompetitorRepresentingWorthToday
1st Andy Philein (Liu Zhan Hong) China · Fonterra 65.0 61.8
2nd Sion Wu Taiwan · Brown Study 35.8 34.0
3rd Akira Zushi Japan · KOFFEE MAMEYA Kakeru 26.0 24.7
4th Serene Yu Australia · Smay Coffee 19.5 18.5
5th Dmitrii Shkliarov Indonesia · Overhead Coffee Restaurant 14.3 13.6
6th Ricky Chan Hong Kong · Mercury Recalls 10.4 9.9

Round 125

PlaceCompetitorRepresentingWorthToday
1st Andy Philein (Liu Zhan Hong) China · Fonterra — —
2nd Sion Wu Taiwan · Brown Study — —
3rd Serene Yu Australia · Smay Coffee — —
4th Dmitrii Shkliarov Indonesia · Overhead Coffee Restaurant — —
5th Akira Zushi Japan · KOFFEE MAMEYA Kakeru — —
6th Ricky Chan Hong Kong · Mercury Recalls — —
7th Suki Ma Switzerland · MAME — —
8th Michał Ciupiński Poland · Błysk Espresso Bar — —
9th Angel Kotsifakis Greece · VK Quality Brands — —
10th Willy Gómez Spain · Astro Café Roasters — —
11th Claire Wallace United Kingdom · Assembly Coffee — —
12th Mariam Erin United Arab Emirates · Brewing Gadgets — —
13th Pencil (Weiqin Li) China · BATHE COFFEE , Shanghai — —
14th Marco Poidomani Italy · barista specialist — —
15th Vladyslav Dudar Ukraine · Yoco Story — —
16th Leo Oliva Brazil · Royalty — —
17th Dominika Piotrowska Austria · Gota Coffee Experts/ Artisan Green Bean — —
18th Hugo Cano United States · Texture Coffee — —
19th Michael Rieker Germany · Kaffeemacher:innen — —
20th Nisan Agca Turkey · Fam Coffee Family — —
21st Martina Morittu France · Noir coffee shop — —
22nd Luca Dumitrescu Romania · Sloane Specialty Coffee — —
23rd Walter Jesus Vela Peru · William Flores Cafe — —
Hyunkang Shin South Korea · Month coffee — —
Jorge Francisco Tena Mexico · Apolo Café — —

Points shown are what each placing is worth today. 2026 World Coffee in Good Spirits Championship, World of Coffee Brussels, Belgium, June 25-27, 2026. Clean text extract, two rounds (Final 6, Preliminary 23 ranked + 2 DQ). Two DQ rows (Hyunkang Shin, South Korea; Jorge Francisco Tena, Mexico) emitted with rank null and counted in n_competitors. Two competitors listed as representing China in the preliminary round (ranks 1 and 13), as printed. 'Hong Kong SAR' -> 'Hong Kong', 'Chinese Taipei' -> 'Taiwan'. Source: published results.