Some may even be able to not just get the autumnal drink earlier than others but also for free
We’re just days away from September and that means that summer is basically about to be all but a distant memory, at least according to Starbucks.
The popular autumnal latte is made with Starbucks espresso roast, pumpkin spice flavoured sauce and steamed milk, topped with whipped cream and pumpkin pie spices. It’s become part of a yearly tradition for many shoppers who like to cite its return as the official start of the autumn season.Starbucks has revealed that its Rewards members will be able to get their pumpkin spice fix earlier than everyone else via its app - starting from August 31.
Rewards members earn three stars for every £1 spent in store on drinks, food, coffee at home products or merchandise.
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