CUPP Bubble Tea is opening in Salisbury next week: Here's how you can try a tea for free

Thursday, 14 October 2021 01:00

CUPP Bubble Tea is opening a new store in Salisbury on Friday 22nd October, and to celebrate, they are giving away free bubble tea to their first 100 customers.

The store opens at 2pm and after the first 100 lucky customers, visitors will be able to get 50% off all Bubble Teas for the rest of the day.

Founder, Lee Peacock told Love Salisbury, “We’ve seen an incredible response to the opening of our new stores across the country, with customers queuing around the block for a taste of our Bubble Teas.

“We can’t wait to open our new store in the beautiful city of Salisbury. The feedback on our social media about the news has been brilliant. We’re really looking forward to offering our teas to new, excited customers.”

Lee launched CUPP in Bristol in 2012 before expanding to other cities in 2019.

CUPP focus on being a premium Bubble Tea brand with an emphasis on being healthy by using real fruit and quality ingredients. CUPP has sights on becoming the largest UK bubble tea operator, currently residing in Bristol, Cardiff, Slough and London, with new sites opening in 2021 including; Leeds, Bradford, Liverpool, Manchester and more sites in London.

Salisbury store is opening on Friday 22nd October at 2pm. 63 Silver Street, Salisbury, SP1 2NG. Follow CUPP Bubble Tea on social media here.

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