The third Swiss Coffee Festival will take place in Zurich from September 3rd to 5th, 2021. These will be coffee-focused days in Zurich. Following the first two successful editions in 2019 and 2020, each of which attracted around 5,000 visitors, the third edition is now underway.
"Simply even better than the first one," says Michel Aeschbacher, describing his ambitions for the coming year. The venue will once again be Hall 622 in Oerlikon. Last year's festival attracted not only visitors from all over Switzerland and abroad, but also numerous media representatives (watch the video interview with Michel Aeschbacher and Kevin Mohler).
Numerous specialty coffee roasters are represented, as are manufacturers of espresso machines for both the home and the restaurant trade. And you can find out everything else you need to know here.
Swiss Coffee Festival – everything you need to know.
Will the Swiss Coffee Festival 2021 take place?
Yes, after two postponements, the Swiss Coffee Festival will take place from September 3rd to 5th in Zurich-Oerlikon in Hall 622. A safety plan will ensure safe operation while still allowing us to finally meet again. Details will follow, and more information about the festival will be available here in the future.
Jael and Felix at our booth at the last Swiss Coffee Festival.
What are the opening hours?
For the first time, the festival will run over three days, from Friday, September 3rd to Sunday, September 5th. More days also mean more activities and opportunities. And while the decision to hold the festival over three days was made before COVID due to the full and successful first two editions, this now allows for a more even flow of visitors.
Fri 03.09. from 12-20
Sat 4 September from 10am-6pm
Sun 05.09. from 10-17
How much does it cost and can I order the ticket online?
Tickets cost CHF 10 both online and offline. Cash is now accepted on-site. Online ticketing will be available via eventfrog.ch starting August 15.
Included in your ticket is... a free coffee at virtually every stand. Happy caffeine refueling.
Which entrepreneurs and projects are presenting themselves?
| Roasteries | machines | Miscellaneous |
| About Coffee | Compak Grinders | Ice Cascara Cola |
| Atinkana | De'Longhi | Coffee Central Switzerland |
| Black & Blaze Ltd. | ECM Espresso World | l'Académied u Café |
| Blue du Monde | Faema by Vassalli | Oatly Germany GmbH |
| Caffe Don George | Gilda | Rent-a-Barista |
| Carlitos | Hemro | Skvader |
| CERUTTI “il Caffè” | Coffee Manufactory Riesen | The small batch project |
| The Impossible | Coffee world | Funny Coffee Services |
| G. Henauer and Son AG | KIALOA | |
| Kaffa Wild Coffee | Kialoa Tools | Water |
| Kaffeemacher GmbH | La Morocco Home | BRITA |
| Coffee Roastery 13/15 | Olympics | BWT Water |
| Kafischmitte/Adrianos | PKS Coffee Machines AG | |
| La Semeuse | Pro Coffee Machine AG | green coffee |
| Miro | Promena Lavazza AG | Interamerican Coffee |
| Mövenpick | Quick Mill (Electras) | VOLCAFE SELECT |
| Coffee Eye | Roast Rebels | |
| Rest Coffee | Rocket Espresso | |
| Roast Rebels | Rogalla Dalla Corte AG | |
| Adelboden Roastery | Sage Appliances GmbH | |
| Stocker's Coffee Roastery | Tazzarossa | |
| Stoll Coffee | ||
| Tchibo | ||
| Tower Coffee | ||
| UESHIMA Coffee |
Which stand should I definitely not miss at the Swiss Coffee Festival?
There are so many exciting businesses and coffee opportunities in the area. Some of them are definitely not to be missed. Ingo from Roast Rebels is the perfect contact when it comes to roasting coffee at home.
Those looking for espresso machines for home use are sure to find what they're looking for at Elektras, Pro Kaffeemaschinen, or ECM Espresso World. Kialoa, Vassalli, and Rogalla Dalle Corte are good contacts for catering businesses.
Which roasteries do we coffee makers like to drink coffee from when we're not making our own? For example, Miro, Henauer, Stoll, Black & Blaze, Kafischmitte and Adrianos, Atinkana, El Impossible, Kaffeerösterei 13/15, Ojo de Café, Rast Kaffee, Rösterei Adelboden—to name just a few of the roasteries represented.
Of course, the big players in the water industry, BRITA and BWT, are also represented. And if you want to snack on chocolate in between meals, check out Small Batch Project!
Are there coffee championships?
The Swiss Coffee Challenge is taking place for the first time. Teams of two baristas will compete against each other. From Friday to Sunday, the baristas will compete in five disciplines, from latte art to tasting.
Are there any other lectures and specials?
Two to three coffee presentations will be held daily on the main stage. In addition, numerous green coffee traders and coffee producers will introduce themselves and serve their coffees for tasting.
Are the coffee makers represented?
Absolutely. Right at the entrance on the right. We'll all be there in rotating groups throughout the weekend, having a booth and participating in various activities. Michel is in charge of organizing the Swiss Coffee Festival and is on the go coordinating duties. Dario and David are competing as a team in the Coffee Challenge.
We look forward to seeing you,
The third Swiss Coffee Festival will take place in Zurich from September 3rd to 5th, 2021. These will be coffee-focused days in Zurich. Following the first two successful editions in 2019 and 2020, each of which attracted around 5,000 visitors, the third edition is now underway.
"Simply even better than the first one," says Michel Aeschbacher, describing his ambitions for the coming year. The venue will once again be Hall 622 in Oerlikon. Last year's festival attracted not only visitors from all over Switzerland and abroad, but also numerous media representatives (watch the video interview with Michel Aeschbacher and Kevin Mohler).
Numerous specialty coffee roasters are represented, as are manufacturers of espresso machines for both the home and the restaurant trade. And you can find out everything else you need to know here.
Swiss Coffee Festival – everything you need to know.
Will the Swiss Coffee Festival 2021 take place?
Yes, after two postponements, the Swiss Coffee Festival will take place from September 3rd to 5th in Zurich-Oerlikon in Hall 622. A safety plan will ensure safe operation while still allowing us to finally meet again. Details will follow, and more information about the festival will be available here in the future.
Jael and Felix at our booth at the last Swiss Coffee Festival.
What are the opening hours?
For the first time, the festival will run over three days, from Friday, September 3rd to Sunday, September 5th. More days also mean more activities and opportunities. And while the decision to hold the festival over three days was made before COVID due to the full and successful first two editions, this now allows for a more even flow of visitors.
Fri 03.09. from 12-20
Sat 4 September from 10am-6pm
Sun 05.09. from 10-17
How much does it cost and can I order the ticket online?
Tickets cost CHF 10 both online and offline. Cash is now accepted on-site. Online ticketing will be available via eventfrog.ch starting August 15.
Included in your ticket is... a free coffee at virtually every stand. Happy caffeine refueling.
Which entrepreneurs and projects are presenting themselves?
| Roasteries | machines | Miscellaneous |
| About Coffee | Compak Grinders | Ice Cascara Cola |
| Atinkana | De'Longhi | Coffee Central Switzerland |
| Black & Blaze Ltd. | ECM Espresso World | l'Académied u Café |
| Blue du Monde | Faema by Vassalli | Oatly Germany GmbH |
| Caffe Don George | Gilda | Rent-a-Barista |
| Carlitos | Hemro | Skvader |
| CERUTTI “il Caffè” | Coffee Manufactory Riesen | The small batch project |
| The Impossible | Coffee world | Funny Coffee Services |
| G. Henauer and Son AG | KIALOA | |
| Kaffa Wild Coffee | Kialoa Tools | Water |
| Kaffeemacher GmbH | La Morocco Home | BRITA |
| Coffee Roastery 13/15 | Olympics | BWT Water |
| Kafischmitte/Adrianos | PKS Coffee Machines AG | |
| La Semeuse | Pro Coffee Machine AG | green coffee |
| Miro | Promena Lavazza AG | Interamerican Coffee |
| Mövenpick | Quick Mill (Electras) | VOLCAFE SELECT |
| Coffee Eye | Roast Rebels | |
| Rest Coffee | Rocket Espresso | |
| Roast Rebels | Rogalla Dalla Corte AG | |
| Adelboden Roastery | Sage Appliances GmbH | |
| Stocker's Coffee Roastery | Tazzarossa | |
| Stoll Coffee | ||
| Tchibo | ||
| Tower Coffee | ||
| UESHIMA Coffee |
Which stand should I definitely not miss at the Swiss Coffee Festival?
There are so many exciting businesses and coffee opportunities in the area. Some of them are definitely not to be missed. Ingo from Roast Rebels is the perfect contact when it comes to roasting coffee at home.
Those looking for espresso machines for home use are sure to find what they're looking for at Elektras, Pro Kaffeemaschinen, or ECM Espresso World. Kialoa, Vassalli, and Rogalla Dalle Corte are good contacts for catering businesses.
Which roasteries do we coffee makers like to drink coffee from when we're not making our own? For example, Miro, Henauer, Stoll, Black & Blaze, Kafischmitte and Adrianos, Atinkana, El Impossible, Kaffeerösterei 13/15, Ojo de Café, Rast Kaffee, Rösterei Adelboden—to name just a few of the roasteries represented.
Of course, the big players in the water industry, BRITA and BWT, are also represented. And if you want to snack on chocolate in between meals, check out Small Batch Project!
Are there coffee championships?
The Swiss Coffee Challenge is taking place for the first time. Teams of two baristas will compete against each other. From Friday to Sunday, the baristas will compete in five disciplines, from latte art to tasting.
Are there any other lectures and specials?
Two to three coffee presentations will be held daily on the main stage. In addition, numerous green coffee traders and coffee producers will introduce themselves and serve their coffees for tasting.
Are the coffee makers represented?
Absolutely. Right at the entrance on the right. We'll all be there in rotating groups throughout the weekend, having a booth and participating in various activities. Michel is in charge of organizing the Swiss Coffee Festival and is on the go coordinating duties. Dario and David are competing as a team in the Coffee Challenge.
We look forward to seeing you,
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