Premium Coffee vs. Specialty Coffee

[sunluva7]

I am considering the classic or premium non-alcoholic beverage packages. The classic package includes "premium coffee" and the premium package includes "specialty coffee". What's the difference between the two?

[justcrusn]

i was hoping someone else would take this, but not yet so let me try.

This is a tough question with no clear answer. It has been discussed a LOT, and the concensus is that it's confusing. You CAN find a description on the celebrity website, but it uses vague terms like "other flavorings" to describe a specialty coffee.

 

I hope someone can give you a better answer but that's all i've got offer.

[MollyFlyer]

From what I can tell, 'premium' just means they use good beans and brew it; 'specialty' means you get more than a black coffee handed to you.

[parallax]

semantics:)

[wallie5446]

Booze :eek:

[jkrislc]

Someone posted that the classic didn't cover the "other favorites" on the menu, but I've also read that this has been inconsistently enforced. Thus, you'll likely be able to order nearly everything on the menu with the exception of maybe three or four espresso based drinks.

[rubydoobydoo]

I have ordered the classic package as I assume it covers cans of coke, not the pump version, sparkling water, fresh orange and latte coffees, I do like the odd cocktail but it is not worth me having the alcohol package just for a couple of cocktails a night, are mocktails included in the premium non alcohol package, if so what are they, is it something I could add a shot of Malibu to ?

 

 

Do I have the drinks on the classic package correct ?

 

Janis

[gwilli]

With the premium package, you can get a shot of licquor in it.... Kailua, Ammoritta, etc. :). Any time of the day!!!

Edited March 23, 2014 by gwilli
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