Coffee lovers were delighted at a brewing fair in Bangkok, Thailand.

The event ‘Brew Feels Good' had more than 40 booths that offered different varieties of the hot drink for fans and shopkeepers.

Footage shows an organiser making drip coffee for a visitor on August 17. Other stalls showed different methods of making the popular beverage, such as using a siphon brewer, espresso machines, and a French press device.

The exhibition also demonstrated to guests the traditional methods of roasting and grinding beans using a stone mill.

Beans such as the more popular Robusta and Arabica and special varieties from Indonesia and Kenya can be bought in pouches in shops around the fair.

Brewing pots and tumblers that can keep coffee hot all day can also be purchased as souvenirs from the stalls.

Thailand as it the forefront of a coffee war between U.S. giant Starbucks and Chinese upstart Luckin Coffee. Both multinationals are competing for market share in the rapidly developing Southeast Asian market.