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Gongcha used to be the carrier of milk tea industry, but why is it neglected now?

Gongcha is also the milk tea brand with the largest number of stores, which can be seen in various shopping malls or crowded places. In the past, many people bought a cup of tea when they saw it, but now tribute tea has fallen into a situation where no one cares. What the hell is this?

In fact, none of the tribute teas we saw in the street are genuine. The brand of Gongcha originated in Taiwan Province Province. Did you pay attention to the words written on the package when you bought tribute tea? Most tribute teas are written with the word "imperial", but the real tribute tea is not "imperial" but "yang". This kind of tribute tea is relatively rare in the mainland, and only a few people have drunk it.

Anyone who has drunk "Yang" knows that the taste and taste are not as good as "Yuke". Moreover, many pirated tribute teas will cut corners when making tribute tea. The guest will know if it is good after a sip. After drinking these pirated tribute teas, there will naturally be no repeat customers, so this is also an important reason why tribute tea has come to this step.

Yang Yang Gonghao Tea is an earlier tribute tea brand, which many friends have said, and its quality is relatively stable, and its taste is more in line with the tastes of friends in Taiwan Province. It is more comfortable to drink pure tea as a 750ml large cup of milk tea, but it has been impossible to open a shop quickly in the market because of the high threshold for joining. In addition, the word Gongcha can't be registered in China, but other brands take a fancy to it. Later, various kinds of tribute teas emerged in an endless stream, among which Ke Yu tribute tea was the most, but the quality of the franchisees was relatively poor.

In fact, besides "Ke Yu", there are many kinds of pirated tribute tea, so we should know the words on the package when buying tribute tea.