Starbucks Celebrates Espresso Excellence with New Hazelnut Macchiato

Mon, 04 Mar 2013 21:00:00 EST

SEATTLE, March 04, 2013 - Starbucks Coffee Company (NASDAQ: SBUX) today celebrates espresso excellence with its newest beverage, Starbucks^® Hazelnut Macchiato, available now at participating Starbucks^® stores nationwide. One of the most popular flavors in Starbucks^® retail stores, second only to vanilla, the decadent, layered Hazelnut Macchiato is a delicious new way to enjoy this exceedingly popular flavor – hot or iced.

Starbucks Welcomes Summer with the Arrival of Iced Coffee Beverages

Tue, 05 May 2009 05:00:00 EST

With the heat of summer fast approaching, Starbucks welcomes the season with the arrival of its refreshing classic cold coffee beverages. Flavors come alive when freshly brewed Starbucks Terraza Blend is served over ice, lightly sweetened and customized with or without milk.

“Many of our customers enjoy coffee and espresso-based beverages over ice during the summer months,” said Dub Hay, Starbucks senior vice president, Coffee & Tea. “Our unmatched coffee expertise provides a consistent, delicious cup of coffee – whether served hot or over ice. We’re committed to offering customers the world’s highest quality coffees available.”

For a limited time, Iced Brewed Coffee will be featured at a promotional price of $1.95 for a Grande (16 fl oz), at all company-operated Starbucks locations across the U.S. through June 29, 2009. Depending on the market, customers will save anywhere from $0.25 to $0.45.

This summer, there are many ways to enjoy an iced beverage, whether it’s a classic Iced Brewed Coffee with or without milk or your favorite espresso drink, such as Iced Caffè Mocha or Caramel Frappuccino® Blended Coffee. Whether you prefer to sip in store, take your beverage on the go or brew your own at home, Starbucks makes it easy to stay refreshed.

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Starbucks Celebrates Espresso Excellence with New Hazelnut Macchiato

Starbucks Welcomes Summer with the Arrival of Iced Coffee Beverages