Siren Sizzles Both Inside and Out with Starbucks 2015 Anniversary Blend

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I'd buy this coffee for the packaging alone.  

 The 2015 Starbucks Anniversary Blend's exterior is almost better than what's inside.  

 Reimaged this year by Starbucks' Senior Designer Victor Melendez, this art work screams, "Pick me!"

Starbucks Senior Designer Victor Melendez

What a way to stand out from the crowd.  The 2015 Siren is just so "fly" you can't look away.

 Oh, the coffee is pretty darn good too.  

 I had to buy one of each - a bag of beans and a box of K-Cups(™) because I know fine art when I see it.

 "Fresh, herbal earthy notes combine with the spicy depth of our rare aged Sumatra, tended carefully for three to five years before roasting.  Coffee beans from Papua New Guinea complement the blend, adding lush, herbal dimension.  Created in 1996 to celebrate our 25th anniversary, this bold, full-bodied favorite returns year after year." (From Starbucks)

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