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Launching on National Coffee Day, Sept. 29, in Starbucks coffeehouses across North America, the new Aerocano transforms Starbucks® Blonde Espresso and ice into a velvety coffee inspired by a beverage that became a sensation in South Korea.
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It’s quietly transforming the brewing experience at company-owned Starbucks coffeehouses across the U.S., giving customers French press-quality coffee on-demand, with six coffees to choose from and a freshly made cup in 30 seconds or less.
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Espresso isn’t a bean — it’s another way of brewing coffee. Starbucks coffee master and educator Lincoln Bechard explains how the roast you choose changes what you taste in your cup.
