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From outsider to world champion: The story behind Malaysian Nas Jaafar’s historic World Brewers Cup victory

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Kenny Mah
From outsider to world champion: The story behind Malaysian Nas Jaafar’s historic World Brewers Cup victory
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Malaysian coffee professional Nas Jaafar has won the 2026 World Brewers Cup in Brussels, marking the first time a Malaysian has secured the title. The victory is considered a major milestone for the country's growing specialty coffee industry.

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It highlights the rising competitiveness of smaller nations in global niche industries and provides a significant morale boost for the Malaysian coffee community.

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KUALA LUMPUR, July 11 — When the announcer read out the name of the 2026 World Brewers Cup winner in Brussels, on June 27, there was a brief pause before the reality settled in. Malaysia had done something it had never done before.

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