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Home / Food News / STARBUCKS WELCOMES NEW BOTTLED TEA-BASED FRAPPUCCINO® ADDITIONS IN MALAYSIA

STARBUCKS WELCOMES NEW BOTTLED TEA-BASED FRAPPUCCINO® ADDITIONS IN MALAYSIA

March 28, 2018 by StrawberrY Gal

 

Are you a big fans of Starbucks? Now we can enjoy tea – based Frappuccino. Recently, they had released the two new tea – Bottled Matcha Tea Frappuccino® and Bottled Black Tea Frappuccino® in the ready-to-go category. The Starbucks Frappuccino® tea series will be available at the bottled section of most premium supermarkets, petrol marts and major convenience stores across Malaysia.

Launched for the first time in Malaysia, the Starbucks® Bottled Matcha Tea Frappuccino® is crafted with high-quality Matcha powder from Jeju Island, South Korea. The Matcha powder undergoes a fine steaming and grinding process, together with high-quality milk from New Zealand which provides a refreshing and delightful taste.

Starbucks® Bottled Black Tea Frappuccino® features a blend of Ceylon black tea from Sri Lanka, Dianhong tea from Yunnan Province in China and Assam tea from India. With the perfect combination of tea and milk, Starbucks® Bottled Black Tea Frappuccino® gives an authentic tea aroma and rich flavor which comes with a full-bodies flavor that lingers long after the first sip.

Starbucks’ Research and Development (R&D) team sources the tea globally to provide more choices of high-quality Starbucks beverages for consumers aside from in-store experience. To create a tea beverage with a distinct and smooth flavor that would appeal to consumers, Starbucks spent nearly a year sourcing for high-quality ingredients from distinguished tea producing regions worldwide. Following several rounds of internal tests and consumer product testing, the final blends resulted in the Starbucks® Bottled Matcha Tea Frappuccino® and Bottled Black Tea Frappuccino®.

Understanding the needs of young consumers, Starbucks Malaysia introduced the Starbucks® Bottled Tea-Based Frappuccino® to provide them with moments of relaxation and inspiration after a long day at work, or simply to create moments of joy shared amongst family and friends.

Maintaining its sleek bottle design, the newly launched Starbucks ready-to-drink Frappuccino® Tea Series is the perfect treat for young consumers seeking a refreshing taste of Starbucks® Bottled Matcha Tea Frappuccino® and bold flavors of Starbucks® Bottled Black Tea Frappuccino®, without compromising convenience. Enhance your Starbucks experience now with the ‘Frapp-ulous’ taste of the Starbucks® Bottled Tea-Based Frappuccino® today!

For more information, please visit Starbucks Malaysia Facebook page at  https://www.facebook.com/StarbucksMalaysia/

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