Free Starbucks coffee today: How to get your cup after hometown Seattle Seahawks won the Super Bowl

"If you were up late celebrating the Seattle Seahawks' win at the Super Bowl last night, you may need help from caffeine to get you through your busy Monday routine. You're in luck. Today (Monday, February 9), Starbucks Rewards members can get a free tall (12-ounce) coffee with the purchase of another beverage. Find out what you need to do to score your free cup of Joe from Starbucks."

"Starbucks's hometown team, the Seattle Seahawks, won the big game last night, but that's not the only win that the coffee chain is celebrating. On Monday, February 9, Starbucks is officially introducing its brand-new coffee blend, 1971 Roast, to the world. The name is tied to its history. The coffee company first opened its doors at Seattle's Pike Place Market in 1971. The dark-roast blend features coffees from Colombia, Sumatra, and Brazil. It includes notes of toasted sugar and rich walnut."

"In celebration of the new 1971 Roast, Today, Starbucks Rewards members can get a free 12-ounce iced or brewed coffee with the purchase of another drink. If you're headed into the office this morning, this deal is a perfect excuse to grab a coffee for you and a coworker. Here's how to get a free cup of coffee at Starbucks If you're a Starbucks Rewards member, you'll find a free coffee coupon in the Starbucks app."

Seattle's Super Bowl win coincides with Starbucks introducing its new 1971 Roast on Monday, February 9. The dark-roast blend honors the company's 1971 Pike Place Market origins and combines coffees from Colombia, Sumatra, and Brazil with notes of toasted sugar and rich walnut. Starbucks is adding globally inspired pastries including Dubai Chocolate Bite, Cookie Croissant Swirl, Berry Blondie, Strawberry Matcha Loaf, Chocolate Pistachio Loaf, and Yuzu Citrus Blossom. In celebration, Starbucks Rewards members can get a free 12-ounce iced or brewed coffee with the purchase of another drink by claiming a coupon in the Starbucks app. The offer is redeemable at the register, drive-thru, or by ordering ahead.

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