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Starbucks Half-Price Tazo Tea Lattes (Feb. 11 — 20th, 2 — 5 PM Only)

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From Star­bucks Canada’s Face­book Wall:

Share the news. Tazo Tea Time is back! From Feb­ru­ary 11 to 20, between 2-5pm all Tazo Tea Lattes will be half-price once again. Enjoy!

Have you tried their Tazo Tea Lattes? Which one is your favourite?

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Thanks to AnnieP for the great post!

20 Responses to “Starbucks Half-Price Tazo Tea Lattes (Feb. 11 — 20th, 2 — 5 PM Only)”

  1. Kimie

    Yoo Hoo!!! I missed this pro­mo­tion!!! Tazo Chai is really good!! =)

  2. madryn_m

    I really like the Vanilla Rooi­bos tea latte but with­out the syrup added.

  3. Twinmommy

    It would be awe­some if they could offer this deal once a month. I took advan­tage of this offer­ing the last time they ran it and it was sim­ply delightful!

  4. Sarah

    This is a great deal con­sid­er­ing they raised their tea prices when they switched to full leaf tea bags.
    My favorite is the Earl Grey tea latte with vanilla syrup — delicious!

  5. cheapy

    Love the vanilla rooi­bos tea, tried the tea latte last time and it was super sweet! Why don’t they tell you they put syrup in it?!? I should have brought it back, I’m stick­ing to reg­u­lar tea…

  6. MyBuddy

    Thanks OP !! — I agree that the syrup makes it too sweet, so try it unsweet­ened first.

  7. Anita

    The Star­bucks I go to doesn’t put syrup unless you ask, I ordered the Earl Grey one last time & it didn’t taste like Lon­don Fog at all because they didn’t add any vanilla syrup.

  8. GiGi

    I always get the Green Tea Lattes. I’m stoked they brought this pro­mo­tion back. :D

  9. Amanda

    FYI, the stan­dard for all tea lattes is to include the syrup (2 pumps=short, 3 pumps=tall, 4 pumps=grande 5 pumps=venti). It’s usu­ally the clas­sic syrup that’s used (basi­cally a sugar water), how­ever, the Earl Grey Tea latte is made with vanilla and the Chai Tea latte is already a syrup base. If you don’t usu­ally put sweetener/sugar in your tea, I’d say get it half sweet, or unsweet­ened. Also note, if you want a Chai or Green Tea latte made with a tea bag, you’ll have to ask for it specif­i­cally since they are made with chai con­cen­trate or matcha pow­der, respectively.

    I would per­son­ally sug­gest a half sweet, no water, chai tea latte. It’s delicious!

  10. Lindsay

    @Amanda — FYI: I was told the pro­mo­tion was only for the lattes made with tea bags (so the chai tea latte made with the con­cen­trate and the green tea latte with the pow­der were not included).

  11. chloe

    @Lindsay — I’m not sure about this time around, but for the same pro­mo­tion in Jan­u­ary, I ordered a green tea latte with the dis­count with no prob­lem. The cashier even made sure I knew about the 50% off before he rung my order in :)

  12. melis84

    I always got chai lattes with the half price dis­count last time, the cashier even let me know before I paid. Also, I ask for my chai latte “half sweet” so they only put half the syrup in, and it’s delicious.

  13. Amanda

    @Lindsay– The Chai Latte and Green Tea Lattes are all included. (I’m a super­vi­sor at Starbucks)

    But to quote their Tazo Tea Time Face­book page:

    There’s some­thing so rich about a Tazo® tea latte — it’s a warm, nat­u­rally beau­ti­ful treat that bright­ens your whole after­noon. And now you can try one for half-price, any size and any flavour, dur­ing Tazo® Tea Time at Star­bucks.
    Choose from the fol­low­ing: Awake, Vanilla Rooi­bos, Earl Grey, Green or Chai.”

    How­ever, you can also get a ‘Cus­tom Tea Latte’ and get any type of tea.

  14. tech

    What’s the nor­mal price of a tazo tea any­ways? I hardly goto Star­bucks. thanks

  15. Kimie

    Tazo Chai — reg­u­larly grande is 4.69 and tall i believe is around 3.50 or so… =)

  16. Jay

    can some­one kindly clar­ify if the shaken iced tea lattes are included in the pro­mo­tion… i never get a straight answer on this one! the green tea one is the one i am eye­ing for :)

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