The Latest Starbucks Mugs

Discovery Series Ornament – British Columbia

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As you know, Starbucks has released mugs and ornaments for most of the Canadian provinces. Here is one of them: Discovery Series Ornament – British Columbia.

British Columbia, Canada’s westernmost province, has a rich history shaped by Indigenous cultures, European exploration, and the growth of trade and industry. Long before European settlers arrived, Indigenous peoples thrived in the region, living in harmony with its forests, rivers, and coasts. European contact began in the late 18th century, followed by the establishment of the fur trade and British colonies.… Read more

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Been There Ornament – Cambodia

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Let’s continue our journey through Southeast Asia by reviewing this beautiful Been There Ornament Cambodia. Similar to some other ornaments from this region, it comes in a set with another city mini mug. You can see the photo of the box below.

Here are a few of the symbols I spotted in the design of the ornament:

– Angkor Wat stands as Cambodia’s greatest symbol and the world’s largest religious monument, representing the height of Khmer architectural mastery. Built in the early 12th century under King Suryavarman II, it was originally dedicated to the Hindu god Vishnu before becoming a revered Buddhist temple.… Read more

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Discovery Series – Nevada

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We’ve seen the release of the ornament earlier; here is the bigger mug, Discovery Series Nevada. Apart from the Mountain Bluebird, Sagebrush, Lake Tahoe, Entertainment and gaming, designers were able to incorporate more symbols of the state in this release:

– Fly Geyser is one of Nevada’s most surreal natural wonders, located in the Black Rock Desert. Formed accidentally in the 1960s when a geothermal well was drilled, the geyser began spewing mineral-rich water that created colorful terraces over time.… Read more

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Discovery Series Ornament – Kansas City

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Discovery Series Ornament – Kansas City is the release for a vibrant heartland metropolis that straddles the border between Missouri and Kansas. Founded in the 1830s as a river port along the Missouri River, the city quickly grew into a center for commerce, transportation, and culture. Its rich history includes the rise of jazz music, the development of world-famous barbecue, and a reputation for warm Midwestern hospitality. Today, Kansas City blends its historic charm with modern innovation, offering visitors and residents a unique mix of tradition and creativity.… Read more

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Been There Ornament – Laos

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Been There Ornament – Laos is the release for the landlocked nation in Southeast Asia with a history that weaves together ancient kingdoms, colonial influences, and modern resilience. Once known as the Kingdom of Lan Xang, or the “Land of a Million Elephants,” Laos was founded in the 14th century and flourished as a center of trade and Buddhism. It later fell under French colonial rule in the late 19th century before gaining full independence in 1953. Today, Laos continues to embrace its cultural traditions while steadily growing as a peaceful and welcoming destination.… Read more

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Been There – Perlis

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Been There – Perlis is a mug for a city rich in history and cultural charm, located in the northernmost part of Malaysia. Once part of the ancient Kedah Kingdom, Perlis gained its own identity in the early 19th century when it became an independent state under Siamese rule. Later, it came under British protection through the 1909 Anglo-Siamese Treaty, shaping much of its modern administrative and architectural heritage. The state’s capital, Kangar, developed as a trading and agricultural center, known especially for rice cultivation.… Read more

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Discovery Series Ornament – Missouri

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Along with the ornament from the neighbouring state, I picked up this beautiful Discovery Series Ornament Missouri. I really like how the shades of blue stand out in the design; they make it especially eye-catching. Do you agree?

Missouri, “The Show-Me State”, became the 24th state in 1821 as part of the Missouri Compromise, which tried to balance slave and free states in the growing Union. Before statehood, it was home to Native American tribes such as the Osage and Missouria and later became a major point of westward expansion.… Read more

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Discovery Series Ornament – Kansas

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Discovery Series Ornament – Kansas is the latest addition to my collection.

Kansas became the 34th state to join the Union on January 29, 1861. Various Native American tribes had long inhabited the region before European settlers arrived via trails such as the Oregon and Santa Fe. It was at the center of national conflict over slavery in the 1850s, earning the nickname “Bleeding Kansas.” Over time, the state’s rich soil and climate made it a powerhouse of agriculture, transforming its economy and identity.… Read more

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Been There – Dunedin

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It seems that Been There – Dunedin will be the last mug from this collection coming from New Zealand. I have to admit, it was hard to find good pictures of the mug. It seems to be quite rare, or maybe it just isn’t sold in stores anymore. Please note that it was released two years ago.

Dunedin, one of New Zealand’s most historically rich cities, was founded in 1848 by Scottish settlers under the auspices of the Free Church of Scotland.… Read more

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Discovery Series – University of Memphis

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Here’s the new release from the Campus Collection. Discovery Series – University of Memphis is a mug for the University that was founded in 1912 as the West Tennessee State Normal School, dedicated to teacher education and service to the region. Over time, it evolved into Memphis State College and later Memphis State University, expanding its academic and research offerings. In 1994, it officially became the University of Memphis, symbolizing a modern vision for higher education in the Mid-South. The university’s colors, blue and gray, were chosen to represent unity between the North and South following the Civil War, and they remain a proud part of the Tiger identity.… Read more

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