At 0.87, Jamba sits at one peak of Sharetea's two-peak audience structure — but the second peak belongs not to another beverage brand, but to H Mart (0.86), a general grocery store. These two neighbors define the bridge this audience spans: same-category juice-and-smoothie brands on one side, Asian-oriented grocery retail on the other.

The shape is two-peak, and the top 10 make the split legible. The juice-and-smoothies cluster includes Happy Lemon (0.85) and the category aggregate Juice & Smoothies (0.75) — three of Sharetea's own subcategory peers appear in the top 10, confirming real same-kind overlap. But the grocery pole is equally strong: 99 Ranch Market (0.85) and Patel Brothers (0.81) both land in the top 10 as General Grocery Stores, pulling the neighbor set away from pure beverage territory. Rounding out the set are Blaze Pizza (0.84) in Casual Dining, Bonchon (0.83) in Fast Casual, Tous Les Jours (0.81) in Bakeries Desserts and Confectioneries, Cathay Bank (0.80) in Banks, and 24 Hour Fitness (0.80) in Fitness Centers and Gyms — a notably cross-category spread that reinforces the two-peak structure rather than collapsing into a single food-and-drink cluster.

The audience Sharetea draws looks like one that shops at specialty grocery retailers and frequents other beverage concepts in roughly equal measure, with a secondary layer of dining and lifestyle brands filling out the neighborhood.