Enjoy The New Black! 7PREMIUM THE COFFEE BLACK Direct from Japan Launches Exclusively at 7-Eleven. Experience Its Unique “7 in 1” Blend of 7 Specially Selected “Rainforest Alliance Certified” Organic Coffee Beans
HONG KONG SAR – Media OutReach – 23 May 2023 – 7-Eleven is always looking for uniquely special items to delight its customers and is thrilled to unveil an exciting addition to its range: 7PREMIUM THE COFFEE BLACK. This new and exclusive arrival comes from the renowned and popular 7PREMIUM own brand range developed by 7-Eleven Japan. Crafted with care using top-quality ingredients, every item in the 7PREMIUM lineup has garnered a devoted following among customers both here in Hong Kong and in Japan.
7PREMIUM THE COFFEE BLACK is not only 100% made in Japan but also boasts an exquisite blend of seven specially selected organic Arabica beans – 60% from Colombia and 40% from Honduras – all of which hold the prestigious Rainforest Alliance Certification (RFA). These beans are independently roasted to preserve their distinct flavours, resulting in a bold black “7 in 1” blend that promises a unique and extraordinary taste experience. Get ready to enjoy the new black!
7PREMIUM THE COFFEE BLACK contains zero sugar and zero calories, providing a guilt-free option for coffee lovers. Packaged in sleek aluminium cans, customers can relish every sip of its rich, velvety and subtly flavoured profile with a delightful hint of sweetness.
Starting on 24 May, 7PREMIUM THE COFFEE BLACK will be exclusively available at all 7-Eleven stores with a suggested retail price of $17. As an added treat, from 24 May to 18 July, 7-Eleven is excited to offer a special Buy 6 Get 1 Free yuu Stamp promotion on the yuu App giving customers the perfect opportunity to experience the extraordinary taste of this new black coffee.
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