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about Blue Bottle finally opening stores in China (Mainland), it will probably go as the saying "too little, too late". Based on the comments that Chinese users are leaving on Blue Bottle's 1st store in DaZhongDianPin οΌε€§δΌηΉθ―οΌ, many reviews are bad reviews, complaining about: the service, the prices (it makes Starbucks look cheap!), the quality & quantity of their coffees, the long waiting queues, etc. Only few comments are positive ones (which is strange for a company that is most likely paying a lot in marketing and branding to have positive reviews)... and also lacking of what you wrote on your post #2 : no "Chinese national elements" for the GEN-Z customers. Tough sell...
about Blue Bottle finally opening stores in China (Mainland), it will probably go as the saying "too little, too late". Based on the comments that Chinese users are leaving on Blue Bottle's 1st store in DaZhongDianPin οΌε€§δΌηΉθ―οΌ, many reviews are bad reviews, complaining about: the service, the prices (it makes Starbucks look cheap!), the quality & quantity of their coffees, the long waiting queues, etc. Only few comments are positive ones (which is strange for a company that is most likely paying a lot in marketing and branding to have positive reviews)... and also lacking of what you wrote on your post #2 : no "Chinese national elements" for the GEN-Z customers. Tough sell...
Absolutely. The βtoo little too lateβ could not be more true. This is going to be really expensive to gain very little market shares for them.