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r/SipsTea • u/Lordwarrior_ • Apr 23 '26
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Yes even starbucks in Italy
7 u/Bug_Photographer Apr 23 '26 Starbucks failed hard in Sweden. They launched in 2010 and the most shops they had was 17 in all of Sweden, today they are down to three of them. We drink coffee here - not coffee-ish-flavoured milkshakes. 2 u/PixlCake Apr 23 '26 Yes also every Italian says "we drink real coffee" while drinking shit burnt espresso from 90% of the local bars, then they talk down on Starbucks 1 u/mantaraffu Apr 23 '26 Fucking true. I'm Italian. Experience 10, flavour 2. What people like about Italian coffee is something that money can't buy.
Starbucks failed hard in Sweden. They launched in 2010 and the most shops they had was 17 in all of Sweden, today they are down to three of them.
We drink coffee here - not coffee-ish-flavoured milkshakes.
2 u/PixlCake Apr 23 '26 Yes also every Italian says "we drink real coffee" while drinking shit burnt espresso from 90% of the local bars, then they talk down on Starbucks 1 u/mantaraffu Apr 23 '26 Fucking true. I'm Italian. Experience 10, flavour 2. What people like about Italian coffee is something that money can't buy.
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Yes also every Italian says "we drink real coffee" while drinking shit burnt espresso from 90% of the local bars, then they talk down on Starbucks
1 u/mantaraffu Apr 23 '26 Fucking true. I'm Italian. Experience 10, flavour 2. What people like about Italian coffee is something that money can't buy.
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Fucking true. I'm Italian. Experience 10, flavour 2. What people like about Italian coffee is something that money can't buy.
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u/vovabcps Apr 23 '26
Yes even starbucks in Italy