Starbucks secret menu: Access exclusive drinks through new rewards program

For a limited time, Starbucks members can access a secret menu through a three-tier reward system. 

What we know:

Starting March 10, Starbucks is offering members to purchase three unique spring drinks by rising through three new status levels. 

Secret menu beverages

Iced Matcha Latte with strawberry purée and banana cream cold foam. (Source: Starbucks)

Green Level (0-499 Stars)

Members of the green level can access an iced matcha latte with strawberry purée and banana cream cold foam. 

Stars are valid for six months.

Iced Caramel Macchiato with toasted coconut cream cold foam and caramel crunch topping. (Source: Starbucks)

Gold Level (500 - 2,499 Stars in a 12-month period)

Members of the gold level can access an iced caramel macchiato with toasted coconut cream cold foam and caramel crunch topping. 

Members can earn 1.2 Stars per dollar spent, or 12 Stars for every $10. 

Gold members' Starts don't expire.

Ube Shaken Espresso with mocha drizzle, ube powder and chocolate cream cold foam. (Source: Starbucks)

Reserve Level (2,500+ Stars in a 12-month period)

Members of the reserve level can access an ube shaken espresso with mocha drizzle, ube powder and chocolate cream cold foam, inspired by ube tiramisu, Starbucks said. 

Members can earn 1.7 Stars per dollar spent, or 17 Stars for every $10 spent. Reserve-tier members also have access to a merchandise shop and curated events, including an all-expenses paid trip to desitinations such as Tokyo, Milan or Costa Rica to explore and celebrate coffee culture globally. For more information, visit Starbucks.com.

Reserve members' Starts don't expire.

This news comes after Starbucks announced the closure of five Seattle locations

What's next:

Upcoming offers include: 

  • Triple Star Day on March 11: members can earn triple stars on their entire purchase
  • Free Mod Monday on March 16: one free modifier on any handcrafted drink

The Source: Information in this story was gathered from Starbucks Coffee Company. 

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