Starbucks Japan launches Ruby Chocolate Frappuccino for Valentine's Day.

Starbucks is launching the Ruby Chocolat Symphony Frappuccino in Japan, featuring ruby chocolate and available from January 24.

Get ready for a taste explosion with the Ruby Chocolat Symphony Frappuccino from Starbucks, dropping in Japan on January 24. This beauty is part of their Valentine’s Day lineup, following the Classic and Blonde Chocolat Symphony drinks. What sets this one apart? It features ruby chocolate powder that gives it a stunning pink hue and a tangy, berry-like kick. You won’t want to miss the chocolate sauce and whipped cream topped with glitter—even the drink looks like a gift!

This sweet treat will be around until February 14, so here’s the plan: if you’re a Starbucks Rewards member, you can snag it two days early on the 22nd and enjoy a free digital Valentine's gift just for indulging. It’s just 736 yen for takeout, so prepare to become a ruby chocolate fanatic when it hits the shelves!

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