Starbucks Japan New GOHOBI Melon Frappuccino for Spring 2024

Starbucks Japan, famous for launching numerous specialty drinks throughout the year, is starting its 2024 Summer Season with energy! The first item on the menu is the fresh GOHOBI Melon Frappuccino, inspired by the idea of “Splash Summer: Let’s Burst into Summer with Smiles”. Get ready for a summer filled with vibrant energy!

In Summer 2023 Starbucks Japan introduced the Melon of Melon Frappuccino and it was a success, so it made a comeback for Summer 2023. In 2024, the GOHOBI Melon Frappuccino aims to be the ultimate melon-flavored Frappuccino, offering a flavorful treat. You can enjoy the refreshing taste of melon juice and flesh, along with its luxurious aroma, in every sip.

If you are in Japan during April and May 2024, don’t miss out on the GOHOBI Melon Frappuccino, available exclusively at Starbucks starting April 10, 2024. Get ready to savor the taste of summer like never before!

GOHOBI Melon Frappuccino

This refreshing Frappuccino is bursting with the delicious taste and aroma of fresh melons. The cup’s base features a delicious red-fleshed melon fruit sauce mixed with juicy jelly, giving it a delightful texture and intensifying the ripe melon flavor. Next, milk infused with the essence of green-fleshed melons is poured over, adding a luxurious touch similar to biting into a ripe green-fleshed melon’s center. This infusion brings a refreshing taste and creamy richness to the drink.

Sweet Milk Coffee

The ever-popular Sweet Milk Coffee is making its comeback  in 2024. This special coffee drink is made with layers of milk, cream, and iced coffee, creating a delicious three-layered treat. Just pour milk and iced coffee in sequence over a rich layer of fresh cream, white chocolate-flavored syrup, and vanilla-flavored syrup to enjoy the beautiful three-layer gradient and savor the intense flavor.

Here are some recommended customizations for the Sweet Milk Coffee:

• Almond Milk Substitute: 54 yen / 55 yen (Takeaway / Dine-in) Switch to almond milk for an added nutty flavor and richer taste.
• Oat Milk Substitute: 54 yen/ 55 yen (Takeaway / Dine-in)
• Add Whipped Cream: 54 yen / 55 yen (Takeaway / Dine-in)
• Add Caramel Sauce: Free of charge. Perfect for those looking to enhance the indulgence factor.

Starbucks Japan’s next seasonal frappuccino is strawberry flavour! Check out the Starbucks Strawberry Frappuccino for 2024 summer.

Starbucks Japan New Strawberry Frappuccino Starbucks Strawberry Frappuccino to be Released in Summer  jw-webmagazine.com

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