Blue Bottle Coffee offers drip coffee that costs roughly $5 per cup at more than 75 cafe locations around the world. The company touts its high-quality single-origin, freshly roasted artisanal beans. Based on Nestle’s 2017 purchase of a majority stake in Blue Bottle the latter has a valuation of more than $700 million.
Before he founded Blue Bottle, James Freeman was a struggling classical musician roasting his own fresh beans as a hobby. Since he was obsessed with drinking the freshest cup of coffee he could find he purchased raw, green coffee beans before heating them himself. Freeman felt that most retail coffee chains over-roasted their beans.
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How Blue Bottle Went From A Coffee Cart To A $700MM Valuation
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Never hear about this brand. Anyway it's 2024 and I'm still paying 1 euro for an espresso and 2 euro for a capuccino in Spain. …
I rememer when they popped up at the Ferry buil😊ding farmers market. I actually stood in line to get a cup and was rolling my eyes at how they slowly poured the water over the grinds. So nerdy! And expensive. But it was good coffee!
What about opening locations in Europe?
Wow! From clarinet player to millionaire coffee boss.
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I didn't know Squidward has established Coffee business in Bikini bottom
You have to pay about 7 dollars for a normal latte in Norway.
WHAT??? Nestle owns Blue Bottle?!?! Never buying Blue Bottle again.
Funny how people thought $5 for a coffee was crazy just 4 years ago. That's pretty much standard now in 2023.
The coffee industry is crazy… my wife wanted a ninja espresso machine. After comparing, I decided to buy us a Breville Bambino (entry level) $300.
But people are willing to buy a $1k espresso machine and accessories to get that great perfect taste.
Now, I gotta convince my wife to ground our coffee.😅
Starbucks and duckin donuts sells coffee that was roasted 12 to 18 months before you drink it ❗️
It would be cool to see an updated video on coffee trends post-pandemic
its funny watching people complain about a $5 cup of coffee when now that is considered cheap
Yeah this dude aint wierd at all
trying to start coffee business called atem coffee
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I literally paid $10 that’s including tip for my cup of coffee today! Lmao. I normally don’t but I found this lady that literally sells coffee from her house and has a coffee bar business. It was absolutely delicious.
Ironically this frustrated musician is now partnered with one of the biggest, if not the biggest, pop star in the world for a specialty brand
Every Black person: Its crazy to pay 5 dollars for coffee. Every white person in this video: I pay 5 dollars for coffee, no problem lol
Tierra Mia & 85 cafe are good also.
I have no problem paying $6-$10 for an exceptional cup of coffee. I would not pay that for Starbucks coffee. I have nothing against SB but they do over roast their coffee beans. Just my opinion.
After watching the whole thing, I still don't know why it's called "blue bottle."
That latte figure can't be right
300,000,000 Americans drink 67,000,000 lattes in 365 days?
Sounds more like a daily figure
I’m sure it didn’t work in Miami because cuban coffee is so huge here
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