Company executives informed that this new location is inspired by Hacienda Alsacia, the only Starbucks farm in the world, located in the Costa Rican province of Alajuela.

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Obsevador.cr reports that "... the space has murals designed by Costa Rican artist Majo Rodríguez and furniture 100% produced in the country. Among them the Mastrenas, which are the latest technology machines used exclusively to prepare drinks".

With this new opening, the coffee shop chain has 15 establishments in the country. According to expansion plans, the company expects to open three new stores before the end of 2021.

According to research by CentralAmericaData, in Costa Rica's digital environment, espresso and latte coffee are among the beverages that consumers most associate with the market in this product category.

Source: Observador.cr

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