STARBUCKS' Strawberry Açai Refresher became a viral phenomenon back in 2017 and has since been known as the ‘pink drink'. UK customers can now order a similar version from today, with the coffee chain's Refresher range launching just in time for summer.
Customers can pick up these delicious drinks from July 1, and will be available from all Starbucks stores across the UK.What’s more, members can collect three stars for every £1 spent to get their next free drink, plus access to even more personalised offers.The strawberry açai drink is also topped with real strawberriesAll customers who bring reusable cups will also receive a 25p discount off their purchase.
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