Timati, in a personal blog of the banned Instagram network in the Russian Federation (owned by the Meta corporation recognized as an extremist in Russia), said that “now officially” all the assets of the Starbucks network in Russia have passed to him and the restaurateur. Anton. Pinski.
According to the rapper, “monstrous rebranding is not anticipated”, the country’s top designers will have the opportunity to go down in history with a new restaurant logo, and future visitors will have the opportunity to express their wishes for the future menu.
Timati invited the masters of visual creativity to “try themselves” and send their versions of the logo to the specified mail, which will replace the famous “Mermaid”.
He suggested that the name of the cafeteria in the papers should be SUPER CAFÉ, but at the same time clarified that “it’s not out of line. title”, and asked the journalists “not to take this information out of context”.
The logo of the former Starbucks chain must be depicted, “without forgetting that it is now a 100% Russian brand”, and it must be done before Monday.
“The coolest design will decorate more than two hundred addresses until September and will be paid handsomely.”
The new co-owner of the network noted that the partners face “a rather ambitious task: to do better from the beginning than what has been built abroad for decades.”
Still, he’s confident in his abilities, and “having spent a month of tastings and tours in the kitchen and working with the best baristas in the country,” he’s usually ready to boldly declare that “he won’t let down the army of millions.” ”. of coffee lovers.”
Timati promises to offer “a whole new level of quality product” and also gives future visitors the opportunity to share their ideas about what they want to “see on the menu, the coffee and the food”.
“We have the opportunity to not only change the sign, but to make a real, live case of a cool import substitution!”
The opening is scheduled for August.
Author:
Ekaterina Alipova
Source: RB
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