The AeroPress Championship China is Back.
Competitors from across China come together to brew, learn, compete, and connect.
CHINA FINAL · OCT 26–28, 2026 · GUIYANG CITY
Three days together in Guiyang.
MORE THAN A COMPETITION.
Champions. Workshops. Music. Coffee.
EVERY COMPETITOR MATTERS.
The experience belongs to everyone.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP IS BACK.
The AeroPress Championship is returning to China as one three-day gathering in Guiyang. Competitors from across the country will brew, learn, practice, and share the same space with international champions and coffee professionals. There will be competition rounds—and one journey onward to the World Championship in Mexico City—but the experience is about much more than finding a winner. Come for the competition. Leave with new skills, new friends, and a stronger coffee community.
MEET THE TEAM
Three coffee people. Different strengths. One shared goal. Reconnect China with the global AeroPress community—and build something that lasts beyond the competition.
Founder of Outman Coffee and the lead organizer of AeroPress China. Responsible for championship operations, regional coordination, partnerships, and overall delivery.
Leading local coordination, community relationships, event execution, and connecting the championship with China’s coffee network.
Founder of I’M NOT A BARISTA. Leading creative direction, storytelling, international relations, and connecting AeroPress China with the global coffee community.
FEITUFEI is an independent illustrator and graphic designer based in Guangzhou, known for her playful, quirky visual world and imaginative little creatures.
She finds inspiration in the funny and unexpected moments of everyday life, turning them into illustrations with personality, humor, and a touch of weirdness. Outside of illustration, she enjoys photography, documenting people and landscapes, and experimenting with music and simple compositions.
Curious by nature and always looking for new experiences, she dreams of traveling the world, hiking through the mountains, and staying close to nature.
“Weird is art.”