Everyone’s Freaking Out Over Starbucks' New Bear Cup
Starbucks has caused a frenzy online after unveiling its charming new Bearista Cold Cup, sparking curiosity about its availability in the UK. Released on Wednesday as part of the Christmas collection, this glass cup shaped like a teddy bear features a green Starbucks beanie and the Starbucks logo on its stomach. It is priced at $43.95 in the US.
“From cold brew to an iced matcha latte, your drinks have never looked cuter. The Starbucks Bearista glass cold cup brings instant joy to every sip,” Starbucks said.
Despite the excitement, Starbucks confirmed to The Tab that the Bearista Cold Cup is [translate:«эксклюзив для США на данный момент»], meaning it is not available in the UK yet. The only way to get it in England is through resale from the US, likely at a hefty price on platforms like eBay.
However, there is a UK alternative. Starbucks told The Tab:
[translate:«В настоящее время в Великобритании у нас есть очаровательная коричневая мишка кружка, которая идеально подходит для уютных моментов у камина. У нас также есть более широкий ассортимент праздничных товаров в Великобритании, идеально подходящих для праздников!»]
The Brown Bear Mug is sold in the UK for £13 and offers a cozy festive option for customers.
Summary
This new Starbucks Bearista Cold Cup has captivated many, but it remains exclusive to the US, while the UK can enjoy a charming alternative with the Brown Bear Mug.
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