The Latest Starbucks Mugs

You Are Here Seoul – an opportunity to own one of the rarest Starbucks mugs ever released

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As many collectors already know, Starbucks never officially released a You Are Here Seoul mug. South Korea received the Korea Real City series instead, making a Seoul YAH mug something that simply wasn’t supposed to exist.

Well… one does.

This is not a production mug that somehow slipped through retail. It is believed to be a prototype/sample created during the development of the You Are Here collection before the series was discontinued. To date, this may be the only known example to have surfaced publicly, although its exact production history remains unknown.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Kauai

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The Starbucks Discovery Series Kauai celebrates Hawaii’s oldest major island, often called the “Garden Isle” because of its lush landscapes, dramatic cliffs, and abundant rainfall. Formed millions of years ago by volcanic activity, Kauai has developed a unique character that sets it apart from the other Hawaiian Islands. Its rugged terrain, rich wildlife, and slower pace of life make it a favorite destination for travellers seeking natural beauty. The mug brings together many of the symbols that define this tropical paradise.… Read more

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Discovery Series Ornament – Wyoming

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Wyoming’s imagery draws heavily from its vast natural landscapes, Western heritage, and strong wildlife identity. The Starbucks Discovery Ornament Wyoming reflects this mix by combining national parks, native species, and cultural traditions into a compact visual story. It captures both the rugged outdoors and the historic ranching lifestyle that defines much of the state. Together, these symbols represent Wyoming’s identity as a place shaped by wilderness and frontier history.

– Yellowstone National Park is one of the most recognizable landscapes in the United States and a defining symbol of Wyoming.… Read more

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Relief – Australia

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It seems there are four different colour combinations for the Relief country mugs from the Land Down Under, and I had only added one to the site. I’m fixing that oversight with this post about the Starbucks Relief Australia mug.

The tree on the front of the mug is probably the Golden Wattle tree, Australia’s national floral emblem, known for its bright yellow, fluffy blossoms that bloom in late winter and early spring. It grows as a hardy shrub or small tree and is commonly found across southeastern Australia.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Playa del Carmen

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The Starbucks Discovery Series Playa del Carmen celebrates one of Mexico’s most popular coastal destinations on the Riviera Maya. Originally a small fishing village, Playa del Carmen experienced rapid growth during the late twentieth century as tourism expanded along the Caribbean coast of the Yucatán Peninsula. Today, it serves as both a resort city and a gateway to the region’s beaches, reefs, cenotes, and archaeological sites. The mug captures the relaxed atmosphere and tropical character that have made Playa del Carmen famous around the world.… Read more

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You Are Here – Gdynia

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I would like to thank a reader of the blog for providing the photos of this newly released You Are Here – Gdynia mug. Interestingly enough, Starbucks had already released a mug for Trójmiasto (Tricity), the metropolitan area primarily consisting of the cities of Gdańsk, Gdynia, and Sopot. To make things even more interesting, a dedicated mug for Gdańsk was released later as well. Does this mean a mug for Sopot is also in Starbucks’ plans? Why not?

Founded in the 1920s, Gdynia is one of Poland’s youngest major cities.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Belo Horizonte

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The Starbucks Discovery Series Belo Horizonte celebrates the capital of Minas Gerais, a city founded in 1897 as Brazil’s first planned state capital. Known for its distinctive architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and strong culinary traditions, Belo Horizonte has grown into one of Brazil’s largest metropolitan areas. The mug highlights many of the elements that define the city, from its famous food and music to its passion for sports and the surrounding mountain landscape.

– Pão de Queijo, represented by the basket of cheese breads above the city name, is perhaps the most famous culinary symbol of Minas Gerais.… Read more

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Discovery Series Ornament – Phuket

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Let’s wrap up our look at the Thailand mini mugs with the release of the Discovery Series Ornament Phuket. Interestingly enough, there is no country ornament for Thailand yet, but I am sure that it is only a matter of time.

The Starbucks Discovery Phuket ornament highlights Thailand’s largest island and one of Southeast Asia’s most famous beach destinations. Located in the Andaman Sea, Phuket has evolved from a historic trading port into an international tourism hub known for its tropical scenery, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant marine life.… Read more

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Relief – Cebu Light Green

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The Starbucks Relief Cebu Light Green is another custom colour release from the beloved series.

The front of the mug features the iconic Lapu-Lapu monument, a towering bronze statue honouring the chieftain who defeated Ferdinand Magellan in the 1521 Battle of Mactan. Standing prominently by the shore, it symbolizes Filipino courage and resistance against foreign colonization. It remains one of the most recognizable historical landmarks in Cebu.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Cancun

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From what I am seeing, Mexico will have the largest number of Discovery Series releases when compared to other countries in Latin America, and it will take some time to review them all, so bear with me.

The Starbucks Discovery Series Cancun celebrates one of Mexico’s most famous resort destinations. Located on the Caribbean coast of the Yucatán Peninsula, Cancun transformed from a small fishing community into an international tourism powerhouse during the second half of the 20th century. Today, millions of visitors arrive each year to enjoy its beaches, turquoise waters, and access to some of the region’s most remarkable natural and archaeological attractions.… Read more

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