Have you ever been to a wine shop in india? how have you felt?
I always wondered why a place which sells liquer maintained in an unpleasant (in india atleast) manner!! let us consider a chai wallah for that matter, they have much better ambience.
When a small shopkeeper with a little revenue can provide a good atmosphere for his buyer,then a liqour shop which generates ample revenue should have a better atmosphere and make buying alcohol a better experience for their customers.
I have seen such a store in bengaluru called madhuloka and fell in love with it instantly!!
This is a new concept which is definitely going to work in many metro's. Thanks to the IT industry, people are willing to spend more for good service!! If you live in a metro and can manage to get a liquer license then you might have found something interesting.
I always wondered why a place which sells liquer maintained in an unpleasant (in india atleast) manner!! let us consider a chai wallah for that matter, they have much better ambience.
When a small shopkeeper with a little revenue can provide a good atmosphere for his buyer,then a liqour shop which generates ample revenue should have a better atmosphere and make buying alcohol a better experience for their customers.
I have seen such a store in bengaluru called madhuloka and fell in love with it instantly!!
This is a new concept which is definitely going to work in many metro's. Thanks to the IT industry, people are willing to spend more for good service!! If you live in a metro and can manage to get a liquer license then you might have found something interesting.
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