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Sasa Sestic

b. 1978

Australian handball player

Barista
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About Sasa Sestic

Born 1978. Sasa Sestic is an Australian barista.

Sasa Sestic (born 24 October 1978) barista from Canberra, Australian Capital Territory who won the 2015 World Barista Championship.

Australian champion barista Sestic won the Australian Barista Championship run by the Australian Specialty Coffee Association in March 2015, at his seventh attempt.

Sestic pays attention to the freshness of his coffee beans. "I've looked at a calendar and seen when coffee will ripen in each country." "Seasonality is very important and we knew that the season would finish in Colombia from September to October." "Just like fruit and vegetables, when they're in season they taste great. It's the same thing with coffee."

Commercial Sestic founded Project Origin, a green bean trading company, and owns Ona Coffee outlets at 5 locations: The Cupping Room (University Avenue) Ona Fyshwick (Wollongong Street) including a wholesale bean outlet Highroad, Dickson Ona Sydney Ona Melbourne

Sport Sestic represented Australia in Men's competition for Handball at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney. He is the brother of Dragan Sestic.

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Important facts

Born
1978
Birth century
Occupation
Barista
Nationality
Also known as
Saša Šestić

Contemporaries

People whose lives overlapped Sasa Sestic's

Frequently asked questions

Who is Sasa Sestic?

Australian handball player

When was Sasa Sestic born?

Sasa Sestic was born in 1978.

What is Sasa Sestic's occupation?

Sasa Sestic is a barista.

What nationality is Sasa Sestic?

Sasa Sestic is Australian.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Sasa Sestic

· Wikidata: Q19878850

· DBpedia: Sasa Sestic

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