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"  If you thought spending upwards of $3.75 for Starbuck&amp;#039;s Caramel Macchiato was expensive, then you might soon find yourself facing sticker shock. The coffee giant just introduced its most pricey java ever, Starbucks Reserve, which will set you back $7 per cup. According to the Starbucks website, the chain&amp;#039;s Costa Rica Finca Palmilera is made from a rare bean variety called Geisha, named for a village in Ethiopia where it was originally discovered. Though difficult to cultivate, it flourishes in Central America, where Starbucks sources its stash from a small farm in Asseri. Since it yields so few cherries, the sought after beans are brewed by the single cup method on a $12,000 Clover machine. Rest assured, the seven dollars will get you a grande. More From Delish: 8 Ways Starbucks Has Tried to Take Over the World So what does this unique brew taste like? The Seattle Post Intelligencerreports that it has &amp;quot;lush, tropical hints of white, not yellow, peach.&amp;quot; Their source, Starbucks expert Leslie Wolford, also said it has, &amp;quot;a little bit of pineapple. Herbal complexity. Super-clean. Vibrant.&amp;quot; The Starbucks website recommends pairing it with &amp;quot;passionfruit cheesecake and a special someone.&amp;quot; At $7 a pop, you might want to heed their advice and split it with someone. More From Delish: Woman Lost 75 Pounds On Starbucks Diet If you&amp;#039;re looking to buy a Starbucks gift card for the holidays, you should up your limit as the Starbucks Reserve is also available by the bag for \u2014 are you sitting down? \u2014 $40. Keep in mind that there are only 450 bags of beans that have been roasted, and each is numbered. Would you be willing to shell out seven bucks for a cup of Starbucks Reserve?  Find more great food content on Delish: Search for the perfect recipe from our homepage Find out the latest food news Get a recipe book to save your favorite dishes Sign up for our free newsletters Check us out on Facebook, Pinterest, and Twitter  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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