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  • Vittoria Coffee launches first instant coffee in its 64-year history

    Vittoria Coffee launches first instant coffee in its 64-year history

    Vittoria has launched its first range of instant coffee since the company’s inception in 1947.

    The company says the new range capture the richness and balance of a traditionally prepared coffee in the convenience of an instant.

    Made from freeze-dried Arabica beans, Vitoria Instant Coffee is available in 100g jars or single-serve bags that roast in a 3-minute steep.

    The 100g instant coffee jar comes in four different blends – Original Classic, Italian, Latte, and Mountain Grown. While the single-serve coffee bag is available in four 20-serve bags in Espresso, Italian, Mountain Grown, and Long Black.

    “We set out to create new, easier coffee experiences for all our customers,” said Rolando Schirato, MD, Vittoria Coffee. “These new products deliver on the distinctive Vittoria taste and offer our customers the convenience to enjoy our legendary 100-per-cent Arabica blends”.

    Vittoria Instant Coffee is available in all Woolworths supermarkets nationwide.

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  • Starbucks’ New Cold Brew Mason Jar Is Only Available in Singapore

    Starbucks’ New Cold Brew Mason Jar Is Only Available in Singapore

    Starbucks has had an exciting few weeks, with the launch of its barrel-aged coffee, the announcement of its first location in Italy, and two new macchiato drinks. The company has added to this series of new products with the recent debut of cold brew in branded mason jars currently available in Singapore.

    Last year, the company sold mason jars with green caps in South Korea, but the new limited-edition version comes with a black cap instead.

    The jars are emblazoned with the classic Starbucks mermaid logo and appear to come with a screw-top lid.

    Don’t book your tickets to Singapore just yet; the company confirmed to Seventeen that the drinkware is only available in the Southeast Asian island “for now.”

    The mason jars are currently available for 8.90 Singapore dollars ($6.30) retail or SG$5.90 ($4.20) with the purchase of a cold brew.

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  • A jar of British fresh air sells for 80 pounds in China

    A jar of British fresh air sells for 80 pounds in China

    A British businessman is shipping something insanely unique to China and making fortune out of it. It might sound insane for some but not for Leo De Watts, who is believed to have made thousands of pounds by exporting fresh British air to China. Report suggests that the elite and well to do Chinese customers are more than happy to buy fresh air for a cost of £80 per jar. The business started off just a week back has till date sold more than 200 jars of fresh air, which, considering the nature of the business, is a huge success.

    The 27 year old Leo De Watts collects his ‘raw material’ from British countryside and ships to Beijing and Shanghai which are among the most polluted cities in the World. Wealthy Chinese are willing to buy packaged fresh air despite the fact that each jar could only offer them a few seconds of fresh air.

    The air products that are put on sale include fresh air collected from Dorset, Somerset and Wales, each one having unique qualities, Leo De Watts claims in his website. Fresh air jars are been branded under the label Aethaer. His website says: “Aethaer is filtered organically by nature as it flows between the leaves of woodland trees, absorbs pristine water as it passes over babbling brooks and forest streams, and is lovingly caressed as it rolls over and between mineral rich rock formations, after which it is blown up over vistas of untouched beauty to where the Aethaer is collected and bottled.”

    There are many who buys the product just to treasure it as a memorabilia. Makeshift nets are used to collect the air which are later packaged using a process Watts describes as ‘air farming’. Watts is planning launch a ‘Chinese New Year special’ fresh air pack which contains 15 jars and sells for £888.

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

     

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