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Starbucks offers $200 gift for Mom

By Peter Romeo on Apr. 20, 2015

Starbucks is promoting a limited-edition gift card as a possible present for Mom this Mother’s Day. The card sells for $200 and comes loaded with $50 in credit for the purchase of Starbucks products.

The card, laser-etched with a floral design and given a satin ceramic finish, is shipped in a decorative gift box. Starbucks is limiting orders to one per customer, and the cards are only being sold online.

The chain says on its website that the number of Mother’s Day cards is limited, but does not reveal exactly how many have been produced.

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Peter Romeo has covered the restaurant industry since 1984 for a variety of media. As Editor At Large for Restaurant Business, his current beats are government affairs, labor and family dining. He is also the publication's unofficial historian.  
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