IT'S IN THE NAME

STARBUCKS--just the name gives you an idea what it gives and what it has. This coffee company has travelled a long way and has influenced many countries, even the Philippines.

This coffee shop is not just for bussiness men to have a talk about their next big project but it also gives teenagers some space to have a chat with their friends. "Chilling" in has also been a part of the Starbucks culture. Customers often times spend their free time here, even stays for 3-4 hours just to have some relaxation.

Yes, STARBUCKS has a big name. But you may not know everything about it. So come, take a tour and discover about your favorite coffee shop.

DON'T FORGET

Since the holiday season is coming fast, we have some special treats for you. Try the new:

EXPRESSO TRUFFLE


GINGERSNAP LATTE


PEPEPRMINT MOCHA TWIST

DID YOU KNOW?

21. In Greece and Turkey, the oldest person is most always served their coffee first.
22. In the ancient Arab world, coffee became such a staple in family life that one of the causes allowed by law for marital separation was a husband's refusal to produce coffee for his wife.
23. Raw coffee beans, soaked in water and spices, are chewed like candy in many parts of Africa.
24. In the last three centuries, 90% of all people living in the Western world have switched from tea to coffee.
25. Coffee represents 75% of all the caffeine consumed in the United States.
26. Those British are sophisticated people, in almost everything except their choice of coffee. They still drink instant ten-to-one over fresh brewed.
27. Japan ranks Number 3 in the world for coffee consumption.
28. In Japan, coffee shops are called Kissaten.
29. Over 10,000 coffee cafes plus several thousand vending machines with both hot and cold coffee serve the needs of Tokyo alone.
30. For reducing wrinkles and improving their skin, the Japanese have been known to bathe in coffee grounds fermented with pineapple pulp.