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An A-frame advertising sign for Starbucks Reserve is displayed outdoors, likely on a city street in Beijing, China, during the evening or night. The sign features a dark red background adorned with white and light green decorative floral and bamboo leaf patterns. The primary subjects on the sign are four different beverages, presented in clear glasses or cups with handles. From top left to bottom right: 1. A drink with a reddish-pink base, topped with white foam and garnished with a strawberry and mint leaves. Text "草莓" (Cǎoméi, Strawberry) is visible. 2. A light-colored drink with a dark, swirled pattern inside, possibly a chocolate or coffee base, topped with white foam. 3. A golden-hued drink topped with abundant whipped cream, caramel drizzle, and what appear to be nuts. This drink is labeled "烤松子拿铁" (Kǎo sōngzǐ nátiě), meaning "Roasted Pine Nut Latte." Adjacent text "轻松自在" (Qīngsōng zìzài, relaxed and comfortable) is also visible, with "Prent Late" likely being an OCR error for "Pine Nut Latte". 4. A layered green and light-colored drink, topped with green foam, possibly a matcha or pistachio flavor. Text "开心果" (Kāixīnguǒ, Pistachio) is visible nearby. The sign prominently displays the Starbucks Reserve "R" logo with a star. The main promotional title reads "年韵满星" (Nián Yùn Mǎn Xīng), which translates to "Year's Charm Full of Stars" or "Star-filled Annual Charm," suggesting a seasonal campaign. Additional Chinese text includes "竹事顺意" (Zhú shì shùnyì, Bamboo matters smoothly/wishes come true) and "竹香茶商品" (Zhú xiāng chá shāngpǐn, Bamboo scented tea product), which might relate to the green drink or a broader theme. The setting includes a cobbled or patterned brick sidewalk. In the background to the left, reflections in a glass storefront show indoor lighting, blurry figures of people, and chairs, indicating a café or shop. A street lamp on the far left illuminates the area, and green foliage is visible above the sign, along with a dark green planter or waste bin.
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