“Shaken Watermelon & Passion Tea”! Starbucks launches watermelon flavored drinks!
Starbucks Japan will launch a new line of STARBUCKS ®TEAVANA ™on June 28, 2017, which combines ingredients such as Passion iced tea and watermelons to form the most suitable summer drink, "Shaken Watermelon & Passion Tea", which will be sold during the period of Starbucks stores in Japan (except some stores).
TEAVANA ™means "HEAVEN OF TEA" to "TEA REIMAGINED (make tea colorful). ) "is a brand concept that uses a combination of different materials so far. Unlimited extension of the joy of tea, the birth of an unprecedented tea experience.
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This time, the new product of TEAVANA ™makes its debut with "Shaken Watermelon & Passion Tea", a real summer tea drink.
The charm of the product lies in the brand-new combination of Passion iced tea and watermelon and the excellent balance of water feeling. Drink as if eating freshly cut watermelon, instantly moisturizing the throat. One cup can instantly change your mood, and it is the most suitable drink for summer.
Passion iced tea as the base, mixed with Fusang flower, papaya, mango, lemon grass, etc., with sour and fresh non-caffeinated scented tea. In such refreshing tea, add a lot of watermelon juice to bring out a fresh flavor.
In order to emphasize color matching and flavor, also put in flakes of dry lime, the shop assistant will also put cup by cup into the sherk cup shake production. The combination of various ingredients in TEAVANA ™style is not only very interesting, but also cool when the ice shakes with the drink. Don't miss the appearance of the shop assistant when making it.
In the dazzling summer sun, have a cup of bright and refreshing TEAVANA ™drink to make the mood better!
■ Information:
"Shaken Watermelon & Passion Tea"
Short ¥390 Tall ¥430 Grande ¥470 Venti ®¥510
The prices are all untaxed.
Sale period: June 28, 2017 (III)-August 31, 2017 (IV)
Selling stores: Starbucks stores all over Japan (except some stores)
Until it is sold out
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