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FLTR Magazine’s news section covers the most important updates in the specialty coffee world. From cafés to equipment and global market shifts, we bring you stories that matter.
Coffee Plz returns to Makati three times bigger, bringing Philippine coffee businesses together with 29 international roasters. Entry is free, tastings cost ₱100, and there’s something for every kind of coffee drinker.
A capable machine creates stable brewing conditions. The grinder prepares the coffee those conditions act upon. We compare four ECM grinders and explain how to dial in espresso.
The first European Home Barista Show sold out at Espressolab Roastery in Istanbul. The day included a campus tour, V60 workshop, brewing competition and latte art tutorial. The venue left the strongest impression.
Forget the most photographed cafés. These are Copenhagen’s best specialty coffee shops for light roasts, espresso, pour-over and exceptional beans.
The Home Barista Show will hold its first event in Türkiye at Espressolab Roastery in Istanbul on August 9, 2026. Here is why Istanbul, Espressolab and its 6,000-square-metre Coffee Experience Center are the right home for the show.
Heading to Cafe Show Hanoi 2026? This guide explores the best specialty coffee shops in Hanoi, from celebrated Vietnamese roasters to hidden espresso bars and historic cafés that reveal why the city has become one of Asia’s most rewarding coffee destinations.
How did Azura become one of Oman’s most respected specialty coffee companies? Founder Mohammed Behlim shares the systems, culture and daily disciplines that earned Azura runner up in the inaugural People’s Choice Coffee Awards.
Coffee has always been about community, yet most of the communities we’ve built in specialty coffee have been for people who already work in the industry. That’s what makes Another Coffee Festival so refreshing. In this exclusive FLTR Magazine interview, the founders explain why they created a different kind of coffee event, one designed to welcome everyone from seasoned professionals to people discovering specialty coffee for the first time.
Roasti won the inaugural People’s Choice Coffee Awards after customers praised its coffee, hospitality and community. Here’s what every coffee shop can learn from its success.
The first People’s Choice Coffee Awards attracted votes from 42 countries and territories across every inhabited continent. Yet the most revealing discovery wasn’t where the votes came from. It was what coffee drinkers consistently said they valued most: community, familiarity, hospitality and the people behind the counter.
