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You Can Buy Bottles Of Starbucks Cold Brew At The Grocery Now

by Brittany Bennett
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The summer is not yet over. Even when that back-to-school day comes, when summer Fridays transform back into regular Fridays, the summer heat will persist. Sweater weather is still a while away, and it can wait its turn, because cold brew is still having a moment — in fact, Starbucks' bottled Cold Brew is still available on shelves, along with Starbucks' Bottled Frappuccino with Almondmilk, and they're two of the the best ways to stay cool on-the-go.

We're living in busy times. There's always some after work workshop to attend and then some friends' art show to be at. In our multi-tasking, fast-paced natural environment some of us cling to caffeine, which is both effective and delicious. Now you don't need to stop in to Starbucks to smell the cold brew. Wake up, open your fridge, and have Starbucks quality cold brew awaiting you in a bottle.

Per Starbucks' website, "We start with a custom blend of beans specifically selected to be brewed without heat. Then they are cold-steeped to coax out rich chocolate notes and a natural sweetness." That sounds like a ~process~ to get the liquid gold that is Cold Brew and you know none of us have the precious time to make it for ourselves. So, don't. Why would you when Starbucks is making it and bottling it for our convenience?

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Ready-to-drink Starbucks bottled beverages aren't the newest innovation from everyone's favorite coffee house — they've actually been around for awhile. But you might not know what all the flavors are. This summer us Cold Brew fans can still get the Starbucks Bottled Cold Brew Unsweetened Black flavor, described as, "Cold-steeped and super-smooth with subtle cocoa notes and balanced flavors," per Starbucks' website. It's the perfect, albeit decadent, refresher. But other Bottled Cold Brew flavors include Cocoa & Honey with Cream, Black Sweetened, and the Vanilla & Fig with cream — which, per Starbucks, consists of "Natural vanilla and fig flavors," which "enhance the coffee’s complexity, creating a taste that’s smooth, balanced and subtly sweet." All complex. All cool. All on-the-go. Bottled Cold Brew can be found in grocery stores and participating Starbucks locations.

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Cold Brew isn't the only bottled coffee that you can sip on as you go about your last of summer business. Frappuccinos also come in bottles, so you don't have to wait in line when you'd rather spend those extra 15 minutes pool side. To top it all off, the bottled Frappuccino flavors are made with Almondmilk, so they're dairy free! Available in both Mocha and Vanilla, the Bottled Frappuccino with Almondmilk is bound to make any on-the-go schedule much easier to ~digest~.

If you haven't yet boarded the cold brew train, now is the perfect time, especially with the last days of summer on the horizon. With the ability to grab a bottle of Starbucks Cold Brew, you can literally go anywhere, without having to slow down to refuel. Keep an eye out for Starbucks' Bottled Cold Brew in grocery stores.