Can I drink at Starbucks if I bring my own Porsche tumbler?

Taking my eldest daughter to the Porsche Center Takanawa

I think it was last month, but there was a special magic show at the Porsche Center Takanawa... that is, an event where a magician came and performed magic tricks, and I was able to participate on the day at short notice.

First, there was a talk show between Porsche professionals and mechanics, then a magician appeared and performed a magic show.

We had a really fun time with real pigeons appearing right in front of us and performances being called by members of the audience.

The showroom also had a truly amazing display of cherry blossoms that had been ordered from other shops. They were real!

So, on this day's event, I attended with my child, who I don't usually take to Porsche-related events.

It was a magic show so I thought kids would enjoy it too.

So, on this day, my eldest daughter and I, who had time, participated and had a lot of fun, but after the event ended, I was looking at the Porsche lifestyle with my eldest daughter ...

Forced to buy a Porsche tumbler

"I want this tumbler!"

said the eldest daughter.

Huh? Well, I don't even use this tumbler, so why do I need you?

But my eldest daughter said, "It's cool! I want it! I'll use it!"

Moreover, that day we participated in a clover hunt event, which meant we got a 10% discount (I think?), so my eldest daughter said, "We should buy something while we're here."

As I warned her, "Well, there's no need to go out of your way to buy it," the lady at the Porsche Center came to my daughter's defense by saying, "These white tumblers were sold out and haven't been in stock for a while, but we only just got them in the other day!" (laughs)

"See! This white one is really good, I want it!" my eldest daughter said, pushing me, and for some reason I ended up being the one to buy the tumbler.

After purchasing the tumbler, my eldest daughter seemed to like it more than I expected, and said, "I want to take this to Starbucks as my own tumbler."

Well, I thought I'd give it a try, so I brought my Porsche tumbler with me to Starbucks.

By the way, the capacity of this Porsche tumbler is 450ml.

Will Starbucks pour coffee in a Porsche tumbler?

My eldest daughter always drinks a white mocha when we go to Starbucks.

Of course, my goal on this day was a white mocha in the "tall" size.

I showed the tumbler to the Starbucks lady and asked timidly, "Can you put it in this?"

"Of course!" was the immediate answer.

Furthermore, the woman who received the Porsche tumbler praised it, saying, "This tumbler is so cool! It's so nice!!"

When my eldest daughter and I told them, "Today is the first time we're using it," they replied, "Oh really! That's great! It's a really cool tumbler, so you should definitely use it for the rest of your life!", even going so far as to say, "I hope you use it for the rest of your life" (lol).

My eldest daughter also seemed happy when the lady at Starbucks suddenly praised the tumbler she bought because she liked it.

And here is the tall-sized Porsche tumbler filled with white mocha:

The amount is just right, with a thick layer of whipped cream.

Just to be sure, I asked the lady at Starbucks, "Would this be too much for a Grande?" and she replied, "If it's the type with whipped cream, it might be a tight squeeze, but I think you can get a Grande!"

So, if you have a Porsche tumbler, it seems that if you bring it to Starbucks, a "tall size" will be fine, and a "grande size" will probably be okay too.

*After checking, I found out that a Grande is about 470ml, so that might be a bit difficult.

What I didn't know was that if you bring your own tumbler you get a 20 yen discount as a "cup discount."

Bringing your own tumbler is not only eco-friendly, but it also gives you the opportunity to enjoy your drink in a Porsche tumbler, something that makes you happy to own, and you also get a 20 yen discount, so there are lots of great things about it.

If you have a Porsche tumbler, please bring it with you when you go to Starbucks.