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Starbucks and Google Business Groups’s First Event of the month

July 13, 2013

July 10, 2013 – Some of the SOXBloggers and the GBG GenSan members were invited to have a coffee appreciation at Starbucks Coffee, SM GenSan. Of course, I met new faces, the baristas of the coffee shop and the coffee master, Ms. Mai. 😀

Let’s take look first of the Starbucks here in GenSan before I’ll start the topic 😛

Inside the Starbucks

Outside

The said topic was all about:

Responsibility Grown and Ethically Traded Coffee

First of all, Ms. Mai, tackled how Starbucks or rather where their coffee came from, or how their coffee made from. Starbucks Coffee opened in the Philippines since 1997 and the rest is history..:P

Starbucks Logo

Ms. Mai

Ms. Mai, the hostess, indicated on how to appreciate and to drink coffee.. SO here’s the following:

Smell
Slurp
Locate
Describe

Responsibly Grownn and Ethically Traded Coffee

Fairtrade

The goal of fairtrade is to empower small scale farmers organized in cooperatives to invest in their farms and communities, protect the environment and develop business skills necessary to compete in the global economy.

The newest coffee product of Starbucks Italian Roast

🙂

Also, Starbucks participates in every environmental activity, like 60 Earth Hour. 🙂

Italian Roast

The presser and the Italian Roast

Coffee Presses

Beautifully simple and highly functional, these coffee presses brew up exceptionally rich, flavorful coffee.

If you wish or if you want to make a coffee in your home. Use the presser which you can buy in Starbucks for:

Coffee Press 8 cup Black – Php 995

It is also available in 4 cups for Php 795

FORGOT THE NAME ! HAHAHA 😀

The best partner if you drink the Italian Roast (DARK) is that picture above. You’ll forgot the bitterness of the dark coffee. Cuz of its sweetness. 🙂

Grounds for your Garden

Grounds For Your Garden. For those who do not know, this is a program that Starbucks launched in 1995 which offers customers the opportunity to take used coffee grounds for use in their garden. This is a free of charge to the customer. Just put it in their basket! 😀