On the 9th, a Starbucks representative is showcasing the 'Brewing Car' service at the National Police Hospital in Songpa-gu, Seoul. (Photo by Starbucks Korea)

On the 9th, a Starbucks representative is showcasing the 'Brewing Car' service at the National Police Hospital in Songpa-gu, Seoul. (Photo by Starbucks Korea)

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[Asia Economy Reporter Seungjin Lee] Starbucks Coffee Korea announced on the 10th that it will officially start operating the 'MINI+Starbucks Brewing Car,' a collaboration with MINI Korea.


The 'Brewing Car' is a mobile coffee truck equipped with the same coffee machines as Starbucks stores installed in MINI Korea's new cars, where Starbucks baristas personally prepare and serve coffee. It was designed to visit special locations with customer stories to deliver unique memories and emotions.


Earlier, Starbucks, together with MINI Korea, selected a total of 10 meaningful locations based on about 1,000 stories submitted through the official Starbucks and MINI Instagram accounts until the end of July, focusing on places where people work hard for our society behind the scenes.


As the first location, on the 9th, they visited the National Police Hospital in Songpa-gu, Seoul, based on a customer's story who wanted to deliver supportive coffee to her sister and fellow medical staff working there for the safety of the people. Starbucks delivered about 200 beverages and 'rice chips' to encourage and support the medical staff and hospital officials working hard on the front lines to overcome COVID-19.


Starbucks' signature coffees, 'Iced Caffe Americano' and 'Iced Decaffeinated Caffe Americano,' as well as the collaborative drink with MINI, 'Ruby Red Chilling Ice Tea,' were served in reusable cups co-branded with MINI, according to customer preference.



Starting with the National Police Hospital, Starbucks plans to visit meaningful places such as 119 Safety Centers and medical centers dedicated to their communities despite difficult circumstances until the end of August, delivering the emotions and messages of support contained in the stories along with coffee.


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