Starbucks Question.?

Question

I usually order espresso drinks at Starbucks and not brewed coffee. So here is my question.

For brewed coffee, are there only one type brewed everyday? Or can you order multiple flavors (verona, sumatra, etc.)?

How many types are brewed everyday?

Answer 1

It's best to ask what they have on brew when you get up to the counter to order. Even if its busy, its okay to ask.

There are always two types of regular brewed coffees on as well as one decaf coffee. Sometimes they will change what they're brewing after 2 pm. It's called manager's pick. They will rotate and try to brew thru coffee they need to use up. This is why its best to just ask.

They will have a sign posted that shows what they're brewing. Look for it next time you're in...sometimes its easy to miss (its sometimes in a different place in different stores).

Most people tend to enjoy Caffe Verona and the House Blend. Yukon blend is also a fairly standard coffee. Guatemala Antigua and Casi Cielo are my favorites. Both are Latin American.

Fun fact - the lighter the roast of a coffee, aka milder, the more caffeine it will contain. Most people assume bold roasts have more caffeine but the darker you roast a coffee, the less caffeine it will have!

Answer 2

I think the best way to get this question answered would be to ask a barista (who's not busy) at your local starbucks. Depending on the season and the traffic in the store, there will be differences in what they serve. The barista will be able to tell you what they're serving.

Generally I've found starbucks serve multiple kinds of coffee a day, and during different seasons (like Christmas) also brew their special blend. Most coffee places these days serve different blends of coffee.

Answer 3

You can order multiple flavors.........

Answer 4

THEY BREW WHATEVER THEY HAVE IN STOCK AND THAT CAN VARY FROM DAY TO DAY:BETTER ASK THEM THERE THIS QUESTION.

REGARDS:SKY

Answer 5

They usually brew 1 mild blend, 1 strong dark roast, and 1 decaf brew.  FYI the Costa Rican blend is the best. Any of the coffees from Latin America are full bodied, mild, cocoe......gotta try one!