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The story of how one North Carolina coffee roaster has all but cornered the upscale coffee market in DC. From the Washington City Paper:

A cursory examination of Counter Culture’s business model helps explains why: As long as a shop sells Counter Culture coffee exclusively, the company will provide that place with extra service—at no extra charge. Want your baristas trained in espresso-making and milk-frothing? How about your espresso machines installed or serviced? What about a course instilling staffers with the all-important fair-trade, single-origin, organic ethos? Sell Counter Culture, and only Counter Culture, and you get all that for free.

Make sure to pick up today’s WCP, which is also the Spring Arts guide!

The story of how one North Carolina coffee roaster has all but cornered the upscale coffee market in DC. From the Washington City Paper:

A cursory examination of Counter Culture’s business model helps explains why: As long as a shop sells Counter Culture coffee exclusively, the company will provide that place with extra service—at no extra charge. Want your baristas trained in espresso-making and milk-frothing? How about your espresso machines installed or serviced? What about a course instilling staffers with the all-important fair-trade, single-origin, organic ethos? Sell Counter Culture, and only Counter Culture, and you get all that for free.

Make sure to pick up today’s WCP, which is also the Spring Arts guide!

  9AM, Feb 9 2012
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