There was a confusing delay in releasing more ornaments from Europe, but today, we finally see the Starbucks You Are Here Ornament Germany making its appearance in stores. Apparently, the releases will happen in batches, so we can expect other minis coming out soon.
All I can add, this ornament is a copy of a bigger mug. The string color is brown, or to be more specific, walnut (I am not a colorist though).… Read more
Along with Ornament seen earlier, there is a full size mug released. Similar to other European Christmas mugs, Starbucks You Are Here Christmas – Germany is painted in gold and has red handle. … Read more
More Christmas Ornaments are being discovered and this time it’s Starbucks You Are Here Ornament Christmas Germany… Read more
We had eleven German cities released prior getting to this one – Starbucks You Are Here Germany mug. Believe it or not, this is the 12th mug from this country.
As for design, this is probably the first time when I can name all elements from the mug easily:
– sun and mountains
– German sausages – there are literally hundreds of different German sausages. Important to note, that sausage names like Bratwurst, Kochwurst, Rohwurst, Brühwurst, Blutwurst or Leberwurst do not represent a particular German sausage, but a sausage type which is made in a particular way.… Read more
This Icon mug came from Germany. Dark Brown is used as its theme color. Brandenburg Gate can be seen on the front of the mug and Schloss Neuschwanstein on the back.
This mug is somewhat hard to find.
Countries of production: China, Taiwan… Read more
This Icon mug came from Germany. Yellow is used as its theme color. Castle Neuschwanstein can be seen on the front of the mug and Brandenburger Tor on the back.
This mug is pretty common.
Countries of production: Taiwan… Read more
This Icon Mini was released for Germany and is a complete copy of it’s bigger brother.… Read more
Starbucks Been There Norwegian Gem is a mug for one of Norwegian Cruise Line’s most successful Jewel-class vessels. Built by Meyer Werft shipyard in Papenburg, Germany, at a cost of approximately $700 million and launched in 2007, she was the last ship of her class to be constructed. During her construction, an innovative hull design was implemented that improved fuel efficiency by 5% compared to her sister ships. An interesting fact about her construction is that she was too large to pass through the River Ems normally, so the ship had to be conveyed backward over a distance of about 20 miles to reach the North Sea.… Read more
Starbucks You Are Here – Groningen comes from the Netherlands. Big thanks to the blog reader for providing the pictures of this beautiful mug!
Groningen, a vibrant city in the northern part of the country, boasts a rich history dating back to the 11th century when it emerged as an influential regional trade hub. The city’s strategic location allowed it to thrive during the Middle Ages, becoming a member of the powerful Hanseatic League. This affiliation boosted its economic and cultural significance, fostering connections with other major European cities.… Read more
Just in time for Oktoberfest 2023, Starbucks is releasing the new version of the previously seen mug. You Are Here Oktoberfest v2 is drastically different from the 2019 version, be that the color scheme or the elements of the design.
The Oktoberfest, known as the largest beer festival in the world, is a lively and vibrant celebration that takes place in Munich, Germany. Every year, millions of people from around the globe gather to indulge in the spirit of Bavarian culture, traditional music, mouthwatering cuisine, and of course, copious amounts of beer.… Read more
