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Starbucks revealed their new beverage that highlights the red-and-white hues of the season and replicates the flavor of a red velvet cake dubbed the Strawberry & Velvet Brownie Frappuccino.
The beverage contains chunky pieces of a whole chocolate-flavored brownie, with a bright red strawberry glaçage sauce, whipped cream, toppings, and white chocolate pieces.
The cold beverage has a hot counterpart.
This year Starbucks will be adding its regular cafe mocha with strawberry glaçage sauce and red velvet brownie crumbs.
The latte will retail for 540-680 yen, from Short through to Venti sizes, and like the Frappuccino, it will be available until Nov 29.
