Have you ever entered a Starbucks and felt like you've stepped into a world of magic? Well, that's exactly what it feels like when you take a sip of the infamous Starbucks magical potion. This enchanting beverage is not just a regular coffee or tea; it's a concoction that has the power to transport you to a realm of pure bliss and wonder. The Starbucks magical potion is not a specific drink on the menu, but rather a term used to describe the countless innovative and whimsical creations that can be found at Starbucks. From secret menu items to limited edition seasonal specials, there is always something new and enchanting to try. What makes these potions so special is the artistry and creativity that goes into their creation. The skilled baristas at Starbucks are like wizards, carefully selecting ingredients, combining flavors, and crafting beautiful designs on the surface of the beverage.

Manhwa Review: This Witch of Mine

In these times, if you’re too good or bad at something or simply too beautiful, you’re called a witch. Up against twists of fate and time, an outcast young boy and a mysterious witch will need more than just magic spells and incantations; they’ll need each other.

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General thoughts- It’s been a while since I last read a really satisfying manhwa. This manhwa had me feeling many things overall. It made me question mankind and its vicious cycles violence. It made me think of why many people choose to suffer for the sake of other people’s happiness. It’s hard to see the good of things when things get bad, but it’s always easy to see the bad parts even when things are going smoothly.

Story– This manhwa follows the side of 4 different witches (probably more to be honest) and a familiar, who was in an unofficial contract with a witch – so very one-shot vibes. While generally, I tend to enjoy long reads, since it helps me better connect with characters, this manhwa did a really really good job in helping us connect with the main characters and tied it overall to a general story. I think if I had to point one thing out, I feel like the story timeline jumps around a bit and sometimes it takes a second to remember which timeline the story is currently in.

Characters – Not much to say, but I did luckily prepare myself with tissues for two of the reads. I think overall, my favorite witches were Phillipea and Lily (will not give context HAHA). To be honest, I’m not sure if I spelled the first name correctly either. But both stories are closely related to one another and made me feel many things – butterflies, deep down hatred, joy, and despair. (Sadness no more since I’ve already went over the 5 stages of grief by then).
Just because I like these characters does not mean that the other characters were less charming. I like how they included LGBTQ+ in some of the stories. Fascinating even since usually they’re very touched upon in manhwas.

Art – Just look at the cover art. The consistently stays throughout the manhwa, if not better. *chef kiss* thank you author and artist for keeping the quality high.

Overall, I think I’ll definitely re-read this manhwa at a later time to see what else I’ve missed. I’m super glad that I was able to find this manhwa and read it to its final chapter. Yes, the story is completed so feel free to deep dive

Rating: 10/10 (yes it’s that good I had to come back and post about it HAHA)
~Tempbanana

Witch of Mine

In these times, if you're too good or bad at something or simply too beautiful, you're called a witch. Up against twists of fate and time, an outcast young boy and a mysterious witch will need more than just magic spells and incantations; they'll need each other.

Witch of Mine was originally a webtoon serialized on BookCube, then published in book format by Anibooks (애니북스) from June 25, 2019 to January 28, 2022. The series was published digitally in English as This Witch of Mine by TappyToon. The volumes have been published as Witch of Mine by Ablaze.

The skilled baristas at Starbucks are like wizards, carefully selecting ingredients, combining flavors, and crafting beautiful designs on the surface of the beverage. Every potion is a unique masterpiece, both visually stunning and undeniably delicious. Whether you're in the mood for something warm and comforting or icy and refreshing, there is a Starbucks magical potion to suit every taste and occasion.

Reviews

This manhwa has terrible synopses, so I will offer a basic breakdown:

There exist magical beings called witches, who have the power to travel through across both time and different dimensions/worlds.

The "grandma" witch (who happens to look like a young girl, because trope, and because these witches do not age) orders the younger witches to travel to different time periods and/or worlds in the pursuit of love with human beings.

However, witches have a strange concept of love, at least in the eyes of a human. They can manifest the obsessiveness of human love, but do not understand empathy nor the worth of human life. This manhwa . explores the romances of each witch, which all spiral around this central concept (though there is one exception, which I'll get to).

Personally, I was only invested in the romances of Philippa and Lily, because they felt the most human. In other words, I liked how they developed human understanding through their experiences with love, while all the other witches basically stopped at the first step of questionable obsession and didn't really develop much else.

Philippa is the redhead you see in the cover and is the first witch whose romance we see. Her story is the most fleshed out, which contributes to her being my favorite witch. After her main arc, you have to read the last side story if you want closure, since the manhwa never returns to her story in between.

What about Lily? Well, technically Lily isn't a witch. She's actually Philippa's familiar (basically a magical companion, in this case a cat in a human-like form). Because she isn't a witch, her romance never really has that overbearing phase of obsession, so it is easier to read and connect with.

Overall, I give this manhwa an 8 because I wasn't invested in all of the characters, as I explained above. Also, be aware that it contains a fair amount of both fanservice and blood.

This Witch of Mine is a rare romance webtoon

There are potions infused with rich spices and flavors, like the famous Pumpkin Spice Latte or the comforting Chai Tea Latte. For those seeking a refreshing and fruity experience, potions like the Mango Dragonfruit Refresher or the Strawberry Acai Refresher are the perfect choice. But the magic doesn't stop at the flavors alone. Starbucks also offers a wide range of potions adorned with artistic toppings and garnishes. From whipped cream designs to colorful sprinkles, each potion is beautifully presented, adding an extra touch of enchantment to the overall experience. What makes the Starbucks magical potion truly special is the way it makes you feel. Every sip is like a spell, casting away the stresses and worries of the day and replacing them with a sense of joy and delight. It's a moment of pure magic in an otherwise ordinary day. So next time you find yourself in need of a little enchantment, head over to your nearest Starbucks and let the baristas work their magic. Whether you choose a classic favorite or dare to try something new and adventurous, you're sure to find a Starbucks magical potion that will transport you to a world of wonder and delight..

Reviews for "Starbucks' New Potion: The Key to a Magical Coffee Experience"

1. John Doe - 2 stars

The Starbucks magical potion was a huge letdown for me. I was expecting a unique and flavorful experience, but all I got was a sickly sweet and artificial-tasting drink. The potion was so sweet that it overwhelmed any other flavors that might have been present. Overall, I was highly disappointed with this offering from Starbucks.

2. Jane Smith - 1 star

I couldn't wait to try Starbucks' so-called magical potion, but it turned out to be a complete disaster. The drink was a vibrant green color, which was visually appealing, but the taste was far from magical. It was overly sugary and lacked any depth or complexity. I wouldn't recommend wasting your money on this disappointing potion.

3. Robert Johnson - 2 stars

I have to say, Starbucks missed the mark with their magical potion. The drink was hyped up so much, but it tasted like a sickly sweet mess. It seemed like they just threw in every sugary syrup they had and mixed it all together. The combination of flavors was overwhelming and left an unpleasant aftertaste. I won't be ordering this potion again.

4. Emily Thompson - 1 star

The Starbucks magical potion left me wondering what exactly was so magical about it. It tasted like a melted-down bag of Halloween candy, with an overly sugary and artificial flavor. It felt like drinking liquid sugar, and it was too much for my taste buds to handle. This potion was a major disappointment and a waste of my hard-earned money.

5. Michael Davis - 2 stars

I had high hopes for Starbucks' magical potion, but it fell short of my expectations. The drink tasted like a concoction of artificial flavors and left a lingering syrupy sweetness in my mouth. It lacked any unique or interesting flavors that I was hoping for. Overall, the magical potion was a letdown and not worth trying again.

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