Recommended series: VIA series
 
As the world's largest coffee chain, Starbucks has a vast global footprint, expanding significantly since entering China in 1999 and now covering 142 cities in China.
 
Starbucks has always used only the finest Arabica coffee beans. VIA means "path" in Italian, and the Starbucks Instant Coffee Series is named after it, meaning that the coffee can be drunk at work or on the go.
 
The VIA series is divided into pure coffee and 3-in-1 coffee, with a simple and ordinary appearance, and an array of individually wrapped coffees wrapped in paper bags, which is very simple and lightweight. There are fewer categories of pure coffee, only Italian roast and Colombian flavor, Italian roast is dark roast, and the acidity is lower than that of medium roast Colombian flavor coffee, a group of 12 bags, all priced at 88 yuan.
 
Starbucks' VIA 3-in-1 has a total of 3 products, including caramel latte, vanilla latte, and mocha flavor. In terms of raw materials, using milk powder instead of low-cost non-dairy creamer is healthier than ordinary three-in-one coffee. In Taiwan, Hong Kong, and other places, there are also matcha-flavored coffees that offer a rich tea aroma. A set of 4 bags of 3-in-1 coffee, with an average cup of 10 yuan, although it is much cheaper than drinking it in stores, but compared with other brands of portable coffee, the price is not low, and long-term drinking is a lot of expenses.