The aristocratic coffee of Chinese coffee is a big bowl of tea in the United States.

This thing puzzles me. A cup of coffee is actually less than one cup. Such a small cup is like feeding a bird. It costs more than 30 yuan. Why? On what grounds? 99% of it is water, who are you kidding? Starbucks in the United States also followed the booing, how much did you buy a cup in New York? you said, isn't it only three dollars? thirty-seven-twenty-one. I'll give you more than that. It's only 20 yuan when it comes to the bag pile. How can it change into more than 30 yuan as soon as you arrive in Beijing? Taking advantage of the fire to rob roads and robs, the American capitalists are so bad that they win money from the Chinese.

To be honest, coffee is a big bowl of tea in the United States. It is sold at every store on the street, 50 cents a cup, and now it has been changed to one piece, because the rise in oil prices has led to inflation in the United States. The American habit is to buy a cup of coffee and bread on the way to work and eat it on the subway or on the commuter train, even if it is breakfast. Of course, there are coffee shops like China's' real pot 'and' Peninsula', but it is not called a coffee shop, but it is called a bakery 'Bakery', which mainly buys refreshments and has coffee, and there are also several tables where you can sit down. Even in such a shop, the price of coffee is not so evil, two or three yuan, that's it. Of course, do you think there is an expensive store, yes. Some bakeries in the West Village of Manhattan sell coffee for more than ten dollars a cup, but other people's coffee is not like the main products of the chain stores such as Peninsula and Real Pot. Their coffee is often the only one without a semicolon, and the coffee is made with its own unique formula. it depends on the distinctive taste to survive. For example, Arabica coffee, Turkish coffee, Arabs have a tradition of making coffee, despite the fact that other people don't produce much of this stuff, they can't stand up to their efforts in processing.

Most of the coffee shops in China are chains. What do you mean, chain? Is popularization. You have taken the popular route, why are you still selling so much? you have a problem with yourself. Also make up all kinds of names to bluff people, what real pot, nonsense, not true pot or fake pot, paper paste, can you make coffee? There is no blue mountain, where is the blue mountain? where is the blue mountain, where is the blue mountain? where is the blue mountain, where is the blue mountain? where is the blue mountain, where is the blue mountain, where is the blue mountain? where is it, which country or province? You play chain games and are surprisingly expensive, which in itself is a contradictory business strategy. I think these stores should lower the price of coffee, and the quantity should be doubled to let them drink. If they are addicted to drinking too much, your market will be consolidated and expanded. In addition, we should also manage the dim sum cake well. The knowledge here is no less than coffee, and the room for making money is no less than coffee. Don't just focus on the Hong Kong and Taiwan model. Hong Kong and Taiwan are all owned by China. What kind of international integration is that? learn how other countries run coffee shops. If there is no good snack, it will be useless if the pot is real and the mountain is blue. I have been to several coffee shops in Beijing and Tianjin this time. I saw that the decoration was old, playing cards in the corner upstairs, coaxing the children, doing everything, and few of them actually drank coffee. This is a sign of decline. Coffee can not be sold, the benefit is not obvious, and there is nothing the migrant workers can do about it.

The aristocracy of coffee should belong to the ten-mile field written by Zhang ailing. At that time, people's living standards were generally very low, and there were very few people who had the money to consume coffee. There was no way to kill them if the market was small and the price was high. But now the situation in China has changed so much that everyone can afford coffee. In this market situation, it is foolish to make coffee aristocratic. You bring the price down and the quantity up to make consumers feel affordable. Let's see if anyone will come.