Brazilian coffee shines in South America: Seven coffee shops make it to the top 100 list.

According to a report from the CNN Brazil website, the list was determined by a review from industry experts and public voting, with 200+ professionals' votes accounting for 70% and public votes for 30%. The evaluation criteria covered key indicators such as coffee quality, barista experience, service level, innovation, in-store ambiance, sustainability, food quality, and overall stability. The winner this year is Tropicalia Coffee, located in Bogotá, the capital of Colombia. In Brazil, the highest-ranked is Cupping Café in Vila Madalena, São Paulo, which ranks eighth overall. Established in 2017, the café specializes in premium coffee beans from various regions of Brazil. In addition to its retail business, Cupping also has its own coffee bean roasting workshop and supplies coffee beans in bulk to other businesses. Upon hearing the award news, Gabriel Penteado, the barista and roaster of Cupping, said, "This is another affirmation of the rigor of our work. We are deeply honored ...