The Starbucks Matcha Latte with Honnori Hojicha is a new product created by Suntory Japan for the convenience store channel in Japan to allow for easier access to the cafe brand's signature refreshments.
The drink comes packaged in a convenient takeaway cup, and consists of a tea latte made with ample Uji matcha to maximize the rich flavor of the green tea refreshment. The drink is rounded out with milk and roasted green tea (hojicha) to further increase the creamy, flavorful nature of the refreshment.
The Starbucks Matcha Latte with Honnori Hojicha comes with a straw attached to the cup to further enhance its ability to be easily enjoyed while out or the house or commuting. Priced at 230 yen, the drink is arriving at convenience stores in Japan only starting June 20, 2023.
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