Alaska Airlines is ending its long partnership with Starbucks to serve a new custom coffee blend developed in collaboration with Stumptown Coffee Roasters.
Alaska Airlines is rolling out a new custom coffee blend on its flights that has been specially made to taste better up in the air. The airline announced Tuesday it has partnered with Portland, Oregon-based Stumptown Coffee Roasters, which tweaked its signature Holler Mountain blend to create the fresh brew that will be available exclusively on Alaska and regional carrier Horizon Air flights by December 1.
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