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  • Terribly Tiny Tales partners with Philips to launch ‘Bean There Done That’

    Terribly Tiny Tales partners with Philips to launch ‘Bean There Done That’

    Mumbai: India’s micro-content platform – Terribly Tiny Tales (TTT) has announced the launch of its latest IP, Bean There Done That, just in time for International Coffee Day on 1 October. This social-first initiative aims to unite coffee lovers nationwide, sharing their passion for the beloved beverage through stories, rituals, and personal experiences.

    TTT has partnered with Philips to kick off the inaugural season of this IP, featuring the innovative Philips Latte Go coffee maker. This cutting-edge machine brings café-style coffee made from fresh beans right into Indian homes, making it a must-have for all coffee aficionados.

    “We’re excited to collaborate with Philips on ‘Bean There Done That,’ a partnership that extends beyond International Coffee Day. Our goal is to cultivate a community of coffee lovers and inspire more people to experience the joys of the perfect brew,” said Terribly Tiny Tales CEO Anuj Gosalia.

    Versuni CMO Pooja Baid added, “Philips Latte Go Coffee machine is a perfect partner to the TTT’s initiative. As Indian coffee connoisseurs are gearing up to create their perfect brews at home, we capture this momentum by making cafe-quality beverages accessible at home at the touch of a button.”

    Bean There Done That invites TTT’s vibrant community to share their personal coffee stories, including at-home coffee rituals, favorite twists on classic brews, and how coffee enhances their ‘me time’. The campaign will feature a series of engaging social media posts, short videos, and interactive content centered around coffee culture, inspiring more Indians to share their coffee journeys, one cup at a time.

  • Tata Starbucks celebrates International Coffee Week

    Tata Starbucks celebrates International Coffee Week

    Mumbai: TATA Starbucks is taking things a notch higher by extending International Coffee Day (1 October) celebrations for a week. Toasting to the journey from bean to cup, this weeklong celebration will include a dedicated Coffee master’s Program called Master Brewers and a seven-day Coffee experience series that has been specially curated for customers.

    This program brings alive the nuances of growing and sourcing ethical coffees from across the world, processing & roasting of different coffee’s to fun-filled brewing and latte arts curated by Starbucks for its customers and delivered by Starbucks Coffee masters. It will empower them to transcend the ordinary and become true masters of the art of crafting exceptional coffee, ultimately earning the prestigious ‘special apron’—a symbol of pride and distinction traditionally owned by the best baristas in the business. This program is, in essence, the golden key for coffee enthusiasts to join the ranks of the coffee elite.

    International Coffee Week is not just a celebration; it’s a unique opportunity for coffee enthusiasts in India to immerse themselves in the world of coffee crafted especially for them by Starbucks. Here’s a glimpse of what’s in store for them:

    Coffee Experience Series: In addition to these bespoke coffee masterclasses, TATA Starbucks has curated a selection of seven distinctive coffee engagement programs at their stores throughout the week, promising an unforgettable coffee experience for all. Each day at 4 PM, these programs will feature unique coffee tastings, each centered around a different theme, aimed at expanding your coffee knowledge. It’s an open invitation to discover, learn, and celebrate the world of coffee like never before.

    Expressing his delight on this initiative, TATA Starbucks CEO Sushant Dash remarked, “Celebrating our journey into India, where the specialty coffee culture was just blossoming, we took a pioneering role in refining and introducing this culture to a predominantly tea-drinking population. Today, we stand as the catalysts of this transformative shift, as consumers increasingly seek a deeper connection to their coffee. They yearn to uncover the story behind their brew, to truly immerse themselves in the essence of specialty coffee.”

    He further added, “Our curated program and week-long in-store experiences have been tailored to cater this exact curiosity of today’s coffee enthusiasts, who not only desire premium experiences but also possess a deep appreciation for the intricacies of coffee, right from its origins on the farm to the final cup. This initiative is a testament to our commitment to fulfilling their quest for coffee knowledge while celebrating the true essence of coffee excellence.”

    International Coffee Week celebration at Starbucks includes special promotions and a series of exclusive, coffee-centric experiences designed especially for its Indian customers, offering a unique opportunity to partake in the festivities while also sharing in Starbucks’ unparalleled coffee expertise. Starbucks India mobile app would also bring alive these unique tastings which customers can view and participate in across the seven days.