Discovery Series – Georgia

As it was expected, the releases from the new collection are happening on a daily basis. Starbucks Discovery Series Georgia is a mug for the U.S. state that is brimming with diverse landscapes, vibrant culture, and a rich history that dates back centuries. From its bustling cities to its serene coastal marshes, Georgia offers an array of attractions and symbols that capture the essence of the American South.

– Known as the “Peach State,” Georgia’s warm climate and fertile soil make it an ideal region for growing peaches.… Read more

Been There – Savannah

I am still catching up with the USA releases, and here’s one of them. Starbucks Been There – Savannah mug should be available in stores for a while now.

Savannah’s history is as captivating as its picturesque landscape. Founded in 1733 by British General James Oglethorpe, Savannah served as the first colonial capital of Georgia. The city’s strategic location along the Savannah River facilitated trade and commerce, contributing to its early growth and prosperity.

Throughout the centuries, Savannah bore witness to pivotal events in American history.… Read more

Been There Ornament – Georgia

Starbucks Been There Ornament Georgia is mostly blue and has light blue string as well.
Do you know why is Georgia called the Empire State of the South? I believe it’s because of its role in the civil war. It was, and at certain extent remains, the transportation hub and financial center of the region. I have to add, that this nickname is rarely used nowadays, with the Peach State predominating. … Read more

Been There – Atlanta

Starbucks Been There Atlanta mug. I’ve spotted not just one but two radio cassette players on this mug (one on the front and one on the back). There should be some interesting story behind that. Will definitely find that out in my updated post.
Update from 2018-07-09: as it was expected, the delay of the release of this mug was caused by a misprint. See v1 and v2 side by side: it should be “Chattahoochee river” instead of “Сhattahoochie river”.… Read more