National Iced Tea Day is this Wednesday, June 10th. To celebrate, Teavana stores (Teavana is owned and operated by Starbucks) will be giving out free iced tea!
Just visit participating Teavana stores any time on June 10 (National Iced Tea Day) to receive your complimentary 16-ounce Pineapple Berry Blue iced tea, no purchase required (one free Pineapple Berry Blue iced tea per customer). This is a great tea blend that I’ve had many, many times. I had one again tonight (June 8, 2015) just to get in the mood for National Iced Tea Day. 😉
To continue the iced tea celebration, customers can visit participating Teavana stores June 11 – June 14, from 3-6 PM local time for half off an iced tea beverage.
I want to remind you that since Teavana is fully owned and operated by Starbucks, the cards are seamless with each other. You can register and use your Teavana card and earn stars and rewards, and vice versa. A Teavana card IS a Starbucks card – use it and earn rewards by participating in My Starbucks Rewards. You can register as many cards as you like to your Starbucks.com/card profile and they’ll all be at your digital reward level, and all will earn you stars and you can redeem rewards with any registered card.
Enjoy your free iced tea and hope you get to take advantage of Teavana Happy Hour!
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I stopped by Teavana today while I was at the mall and was told the “complimentary” tea was only given if you spent $50 in the store. Did anyone else have this happen?
false advertisement, I took some individuals whom I work with to get free tea. I was told that I needed to be a goldcard member. I wasn’t told that when I called prior to driving there. When we went in the store, we were denied. the location of the Starbucks was on Lomas and Broadway in Albuquerque NM.
@Andrea This news story is about free iced tea at Teavana stores. You went to one of the Teavana stores? There are about 600 stores.
This Free and 1/2 price Tevana promo is very frustrating. First off, a pretty big Starbucks in Issaquah had no idea about the “FREE” tea on June 10th. Over the weekend, 3 different stores had no idea that June 11th-June 14th between 3:00 and 6:00 was half off Tevana. One guy even said “you should have gotten some kind of code on your phone.” Did anybody tell Starbucks this was happening?
@Lisa – It seems as though lots of people thought about this promo the same way you did. I got two emails, saw comments in Facebook and here, and all with the same concern: No free tea at Starbucks.
This was advertised as “Free Tea at Teavana.” That means you had to have gone to a Teavana store. There are about 600 in the U.S. There’s one in Bellevue Square, which might have been the closest to you, if you’re on the Eastside.
I myself went to the Teavana in Pacific Place, in downtown Seattle.
I do feel for you that had this frustration – I know you’re not alone. It just seems like lots of people read “Free Tea at Teavana” as “Free Tea at Starbucks.” I hope next time this works out to be more clear – it was clear for me, but given what I’ve seen in social media, email and here, it wasn’t clear to many that they were supposed to head to a Teavana store.
When you do go to Teavana, you can use your Starbucks card and earn a star each time you pay with your Starbucks card. And you can use your Teavana card at Starbucks – it’s just a Starbucks card.
Thanks for the comment!
Hey Melody,
Your post makes total sense now regarding “Tevana” I’m in the South end and don’t know of any. I’ll be prepared next time!!
Thank you for your response!!
Lisa