I believe Starbucks You Are Here Ornament – Jordan will be somewhat hard to get. A small number of stores in this country do not make a collector’s life easier. Fingers crossed it stays on shelves for some time, so everyone can get it eventually.
Here the link, to a full-size sibling of this ornament where I mentioned that the front of the mug features Al-Khazneh – “The Treasury” (Arabic) – amazing ancient temple and dromedary (camel). … Read more
Starbucks Been There Ornament – Vietnam, along with the regular size mug, opens Asia for BT series. Similar to other mugs from this collection, the smaller ones have fewer items depicted or those elements are different. For this particular ornament, I would like to mention a Cycle Rickshaw, which is still a popular touristic attraction in many Vietnamese cities. This three-wheel bicycle taxi is called xích lô (pronounced “sick-low”, from the French cyclo) in Vietnam. The design includes a double seat supported by the two front wheels, with the driver sitting behind.… Read more
This is the first ornament from YAH series in the year 2020 and I really hope it’s not the last one! Starbucks You Are Here Ornament – Lebanon is a great looking mini mug, which is a colored version of the recently released Christmas ornament. This is one of those rare cases when the regular mini mug followed the Holiday Edition one. … Read more
“SHOW-ME STATE” fix has been also added to Starbucks Been There Ornament – Missouri v2, very much like the one for the full-size mug. The only difference, though, is that the fix is not as obvious, because the nickname is placed on the side of the mug, rather than the front (as on the bigger mug).… Read more
As I’ve mentioned in the review of the full-sized mug, Apennine Peninsula gets Starbucks You Are Here Ornament Christmas – Italy. Could it be the very last Holiday Edition YAH ornament ever? Very possible. That’s what makes it special, in my opinion. I will definitely be adding it to my collection and I suggest you do too!… Read more
This is not a Christmas version, yet still an ornament. Starbucks You Are Here Ornament – Poland has been released today in stores. Here are regular size YAH and YAH Christmas mugs for the reference. The string is dark blue. Better pics will be added soon.… Read more
Starbucks You Are Here Ornament – Malta has been finally released, after being in “rumored” state for almost six months. Not sure what took Starbucks so long, some production issues maybe. Anyway, it’s here and ready to join your collection.
As always, the mini mug kept all the elements of the design of the bigger mug. Here are some of Malta’s symbols to see:
– Bażilika Santwarju tal-Madonna tal-Karmnu (Basilica of Our Lady of Mount Carmel) – which is probably Valletta’s most iconic landmark with its large dome dominating over city skyline.… Read more
Great news for UK collectors: Starbucks You Are Here Ornament Christmas – Scotland is out! The regular Scotland Ornament is already not that easy one to get, and I bet it will be even worse for this Holiday Edition mini mug. My understanding, Scotland is considered a “remote country” compared to Central Europe.
When looking at the regular version these are the changes I’ve noticed in the new release:
– The highland cow got the Christmas Hat. Btw, highland cattle are a Scottish breed of cattle with long horns and long, wavy, woolly coats, which can be of multiple colors.… Read more
It seems that there will be quite a few red handle mugs and ornaments this season and Starbucks You Are Here Ornament Christmas – United Arab Emirates is another proof of that. Interesting enough, there is no regular ornament for this country, which we saw happening in the past. That is why this release is quite special and limited.… Read more
I am happy to see more Holiday releases coming out since these are my favorites. Starbucks You Are Here Ornament Christmas – Lebanon is a brand new addition to a country mini mug family. As it is expected it has a red handle and red string and replicates the last year’s full-size YAH. There was no regular ornament for this country, unfortunately.… Read more
