Good Earth Coffeehouse, a proudly Canadian brand known for quality coffee and wholesome food, has introduced its exciting new summer seasonal drinks. Designed to capture the essence of summer, these beverages blend refreshing citrus and fruit-forward flavors that promise to delight every palate.

Summer Sips with a Twist of Citrus and Fruit

This season’s lineup features four standout creations:

• Yuzu & Pineapple Tea Lemonade: A tangy mix of tropical yuzu, pineapple, lemonade, and Orange Blossom Tea, finished with a lemon garnish for a bright, citrusy kick.

• Yuzu & Orange Blossom Tea Sparkler: Sparkling water combines with yuzu, pineapple, and Orange Blossom Tea for a bubbly, refreshing burst of flavor.

• Orchard Cold Brew: Bold Cold Brew coffee meets sweet peach and orange notes, topped with a fresh orange slice for a rich, fruity twist.

• Orchard Smoothie: A smooth blend of peach and orange, evoking the fresh, juicy taste of a summer orchard.

Rooted in Canadian Heritage and Quality

Since 1991, Good Earth Coffeehouse has remained committed to ethically sourced coffee and fresh, wholesome food. While these new drinks draw inspiration from global flavors, the company stays true to its Canadian roots and dedication to quality.

Available Now Across Canada

These summer seasonal drinks are now being served at all Good Earth Coffeehouse locations nationwide. To find your nearest café and experience these refreshing creations, visit goodearthcoffeehouse.com.

Good Earth Coffeehouse continues to blend innovation with tradition, offering Canadians a perfect way to savor summer in every sip.

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In a city where tipping culture often feels overwhelming, Cowdog Coffee is flipping the script. This popular Vancouver café, famous for its strict no-tipping policy and commitment to paying employees a living wage, is opening a second, larger location in Kitsilano on May 10. Fans can expect the same great coffee and matcha drinks-without the pressure to tip.

From Pop-Up to Two Locations in Under a Year

Starting as a humble pop-up in Mount Pleasant, Cowdog quickly became a local favourite, drawing long lines at its Oak Street spot. Owners Joe Lee and Ryan Leenstra credit their success to quality drinks, fair wages, and a welcoming atmosphere. Now, after just nine months, they’re ready to bring their unique café experience to a new space at 1927 W. 4th Ave, complete with a customer washroom-something the original location lacks due to space constraints.

Quality Drinks, Fair Prices, and No Tipping Stress

Cowdog serves classic coffee shop staples alongside specialty matcha drinks like their signature Strawberry Matcha, made with house-roasted strawberry puree and their own Dew matcha powder. Despite paying higher wages, prices remain fair, and customers can swap dairy for oat milk at no extra cost. The no-tip policy means you can enjoy your beverage without awkwardness or added expense.

A Growing Movement Against Tipping Culture

Cowdog’s approach resonates with many Metro Vancouver residents tired of rising tipping expectations. By offering living wages, the café removes the transactional nature of tipping, focusing instead on delivering great service as a standard. This model is gaining traction, with other local eateries exploring similar policies.

What’s Next for Cowdog?

With their second location opening soon, Lee and Leenstra are already eyeing further expansion beyond Vancouver, potentially to Toronto and New York. For now, coffee lovers can celebrate the arrival of a new spot that keeps both wallets and workers happy.

Ready to skip the tip and savor exceptional matcha? Head to Cowdog’s Kitsilano location starting May 10 and experience a fresh take on café culture. Follow @cowdog.coffee on Instagram and TikTok for updates and specials.

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