Guatemala Huehuetenango Clover Starbucks Reserve

Guatemala Huehuetenango Clover from the Starbucks Menu offers a unique blend of flavors. 

Guatemala Huehuetenango Clover Starbucks Reserve

Short Price: $4.15
Tall Price: $4.85
Grande Price: $5.55
Venti Price: $6.65

This coffee provides strong flavors with prominent notes of dark chocolate, candied oranges, and Graham crackers. The combination of these flavors gives out a rich and well-balanced coffee cup.  This low-calorie drink is a good option to take on for diet-conscious people and, at the same time, gives a refreshing boost. You can also pair it with some delicious cakes, such as pineapple cloud cake, iced lemon loaf, and cinnamon coffee cake from the Starbucks bakery menu. Add some drizzle or chai from the given customization options to adjust its taste as per your choice.

Energy  10 Calories 40 J

Energy Content

  • Short: 10 Cals, 40 Joules
  • Tall: 10 Cals, 40 Joules
  • Grande: 10 Cals, 40 Joules
  • Venti: 10 Cals, 40 Joules

Ingredients

  • Brewed Coffee

Nutrition Report

NutrientsPer Portion
Short Tall GrandeVenti 
Caffeine 195mg195mg195mg195mg
Protein 0g0g1g1g
Dietary Fiber0g0g0g0g
Cholesterol 0mg0mg0mg0mg
Sodium 5mg10mg10mg10mg
Trans Fat 0g0g0g0g
Sugars0g0g0g0g
Total Fat0g0g0g0g
Total Carbohydrates0g0g0g0g
Saturated Fat 0g0g0g0g

Our Review:

Guatemala Huehuetenango Clover is another classic and bold coffee that comes in portable packaging. Its convenient packaging keeps it fresh and aromatic. This drink provides a strong and bold coffee taste with a subtle hint of graham crackers, dark chocolate, and candied oranges. 

It creates a sweet and balanced flavor profile that gives an instant energy boost and fills your mouth with a delicate taste. This drink is a good option that can be enjoyed at any time with any meal.

Starbucks serves this drink in multiple serving sizes. All sizes have a big difference in quantity but price-wise, all are affordable. 

Fun Facts & Trivia:

“The name Huehuetenanago comes from the Nahuatl language which means “Place of the Ancients” or “Place of the Elders”.”

“These coffee beans are grown under a canopy of trees to maintain its flavors.”

“It is harvested between January and April.”

“Starbucks has established a direct trade with coffee farmers in Guatemala to source the Huehuetenango coffee.”

“Coffee beans from Huehuetenango are grown at high altitudes ranging from 1,500 to 2,000 meters above sea level.”

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