why are there more coffee shops that actually focus on matcha and tea?

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i got a weird shift. a lot of cafe just opened with a name and a visual of "coffee vibes," but when you see the menu, 60-70% of the tea, matcha, or noncoffee.

it's a strategy or the owner himself isn't sure what to sell. there's something you can explain on the business side. why is this happening?

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there's also a cost factor. green tea matcha ceremonial grade per portion of it. the costume can be more predictable than the specialty espresso that's worth volatile. the risk management is valid.

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the customer asked for it. if you have two counters that have a matcha queue longer than coffee, it's business obvious where to allocate resource.

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there's more to "cafe aesthetic" as a format, not "coffee" as a product. it's actually the evolution of the catele. we might need to redefine what coffee shop is.

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this is the most minor-bending. if coffee becomes optional in the coffee shop, what's the category now.

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diversification play. owner realized not everyone was drinking coffee, so the extension to a segment that couldn't drink high caffeine or didn't like coffee but loved "cafe culture." the margins are good too.

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from Angle roaster, this is a slightly concerting development. "coffee shop" should have committed to coffee as core product. If coffee is just a filler amongst matcha drinks, relations with roaster supplier is also less mesaningful.

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it's valid. some cafe's order to us starts shortening the volume because they're more push matcha and tea-based drinks. it doesn't matter but it has to add just volume planning.

why are there more coffee shops that actually focus on matcha and tea?

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