"From now through Oct. 12, java junkies can cast their votes to determine who advances through the knockout rounds, with 64 U.S. coffee shops competing. Our local brew boutiques on the board are: Fort Lauderdale's Wells Coffee Co. (with two locations in Flagler Village and Tarpon River neighborhoods) Miami's Brewing Buddah Cafe & Arthouse, Suite Habana Cafe and Surry Hills Coffee"
"The six-round competition is being produced by The64.com, an interactive voting platform. The Las Vegas-based company said their competitions are community-driven and that they do not accept paid placements, adding that coffee shops made it up on the board through public nominations, online reviews and social media buzz. " South Florida's coffee scene is unique because it blends culture, creativity and bold flavors," Justin Woo, founder of The64.com, tells the South Florida Sun Sentinel. "One minute you are grabbing a cafecito at a ventanita, the next you are sitting in an amazing café sipping a single-origin pour-over.""
Fans can vote in a 64-shop, six-round, bracket-style coffee tournament running through Oct. 12. Four South Florida shops are top seeds: Wells Coffee Co. in Fort Lauderdale and Miami's Brewing Buddah Cafe & Arthouse, Suite Habana Cafe and Surry Hills Coffee. The64.com produces the competition, says it is community-driven, and does not accept paid placements; shops earned board spots via public nominations, online reviews and social media buzz. South Florida's coffee scene blends culture, creativity and bold flavors, from ventanita cafecitos to single-origin pour-overs. Every vote earns a chip to spin The64 Prize Wheel; participation is free.
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