Madeleines and Reserve coffee in China; 1971 Dark Roast launches in Japan
Butter and chocolate madeleines launch in China
On September 8, Starbucks China introduced two madeleine snacks already on sale. The butter version is topped with toasted almond slices, while the chocolate version is finished with chocolate pieces. Starbucks recommends both French pastries as coffee pairings.
SourceStarbucks Delivers cutlery case: add RMB 39.9 to any purchase
From September 8, customers can add RMB 39.9 to any Starbucks Delivers purchase to redeem either the Dazhan Hongtu or Fengsheng Shuiqi limited cutlery case. Each case includes chopsticks, a fork, a spoon, and a strap. Customers can choose either design while supplies last. A September 7 video and a September 8 image post jointly introduced the offer.
Source · SourceTika Linda Honey Process coffee rolls out at Reserve stores from September 9
This September Reserve single-origin coffee comes from a women’s coffee cooperative in Costa Rica’s Tarrazú highlands, with official tasting notes of Concord grape and raspberry. A September 7 preview confirmed that it would roll out at Starbucks Reserve stores across China from September 9 and suggested tasting it as a latte or pour-over.
Source1971 Dark Roast joins Japan’s permanent coffee lineup
Starbucks Japan announced on September 9 that 1971 Dark Roast had joined its permanent coffee lineup and released a roughly 2-minute-28-second video about its roast profile. A September 8 website article said the dark-roast blend uses beans from Sumatra, Colombia, and Brazil, with notes of caramelized sugar and walnut, and packaging featuring the original Siren design.
Source · Sourceand wander collaboration adds reflective night-sky designs and urban walk details
On September 8, Starbucks Japan’s website introduced the and wander collaboration launching September 9, comprising 11 product categories. Reflective ridge and night-sky patterns appear on bandanas, apparel, tumblers, and mountain-use vacuum bottles. The launch event invited participants to walk from Ueno to the Sumida River, stopping for coffee along the way.
Source · SourceSingapore Peanuts collaboration confirms LazMall launch time and purchase limits
On September 8, Starbucks Singapore published 11 images of Peanuts fall merchandise featuring The Great Pumpkin theme and characters including Snoopy and Linus. Sales begin September 15 at local stores and on LazMall, with LazMall launching at noon. Each customer may purchase up to two of each item per transaction.
SourceFive pumpkin-season drinks return in Singapore on September 9
On September 8, Starbucks Singapore previewed five drinks arriving September 9: Pumpkin Spice Oatmilk Iced Shaken Latte, Pumpkin Spice Coffee Frappuccino, Pumpkin Spice Latte, Pumpkin Cream Cold Brew, and Pumpkin Cream Nitro Cold Brew. The post included an approximately 5.6-second clip.
SourceIndonesia adds a member offer for 9.9: second cup for Rp 9,000 also available for dine-in and takeaway
Starbucks Indonesia separately announced a one-day member offer for September 9: after purchasing the first Venti at the regular price, the second Venti is Rp 9,000, with the higher-priced beverage charged at the regular price. The offer is valid at all stores, with all payment methods, and for dine-in, takeaway, and delivery. Add-ons are charged at the regular price, both beverages must be collected at the same time, and the offer cannot be combined with other promotions. Reserve, protein, ice cream, pour-over, and promotional-priced beverages are excluded.
SourceUK Illustration Club announces winning illustrations
Starbucks UK announced the results of its Illustration Club campaign, with @mehndibymanii winning first prize and nine other shortlisted winners also named. The original post showcases the works in 13 images, offering a look at different approaches to cup illustrations, patterns, and colors.
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