Are you doing everything to maximize your guests' culinary experience?
Whether a boutique coffee shop or a #finedining restaurant, think cup shape first, and then aesthetics.
The cup(s) you serve your craft-brewed coffee in says everything about what you believe as a business.?Your actions show what your core principles are.
If you take the time to create a perfect hand-brewed coffee for your guest and then you hand them a paper cup, what are you saying?
You are saying, “Hey, here's your cup of coffee. Bye bye.”
If you offer handcrafted coffee by the cup , then you are making a statement about craft and quality. Think of it as a conversation. The first part of the conversation is a hand-brewed coffee, and then the second part of the conversation is the coffee in a paper cup. This is not clear communication. This is deceitful.
The paper cup is the last thing you communicated to your guest. It is the statement you are making about your coffee. It communicates something different than what your brewing method implies. You are now saying “Here. This is the cup our coffee deserves to be in.”
Now if you do your craft-brewed coffee method and you serve your coffee in ceramic or bone china – what does that communicate to your guest? It says, “You are important and we want you to hang out with us. After all, Queen's china! You are special. This coffee is special – that's why it is in the fancy cup.”
The cup is an important and often overlooked part of the conversation you are having with your guest. By serving your craft-brewed coffee in a proper cup you are showing respect for the process, respect for the ingredients, and respect for your guest.
Craft? Artisan?
Prove it in the cup.
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Congrats on the recognition! Sweet Cream Coffee Creamer definitely keeps our clients smiling during their morning coffee! ??