Is an exciting topic. It acts as arguably the best pick-me-up on the planet, and smells divine enough to make. But no news in the caffeine world hits consumers quite as hard as a new drink on the.Case in point: Yesterday, the internet over rumors of the latest and greatest espresso offering, the Undertow. By today, Starbucks fans were fully freaking out, praising it as the brand's best secret menu item (seeing as it's exclusively offered at the company's only official roastery, in Seattle).So I decided to do some digging, and what I found might surprise you. Here's everything you need to know about Starbuck's 'newest' and 'most exclusive' drink: 1. It's basically a sweetened, souped-up double shot.The are: vanilla syrup, milk or 'breve' (half-and-half), espresso shot. Giphy / tumblr2.

UnderTow is an immersive experience. There will be changes in audio & lighting, low visibility, strobe lights, and occasional smoke. Dragonfly. Please be advised if you.

It's been around for a while.At least seven years, in fact. The earliest image we found on Flickr Creative Commons describes the drink exactly and dates back to 2009. Plus, we found a few. Coffee blogger Starbucks Melody says it's been offered, unofficially, as an off-the-menu espresso. Some baristas still don't know what it is.Despite its long secret-menu tenure, the Undertow is not super well known, even by Starbucks employees. I dug up an on a Reddit forum dedicated to Starbucks baristas in which one coffee crafter asked peers about 'weird customer terms' a.k.a. Uncommon orders.

The Undertow was the first to be mentioned and questioned. And then the query was followed by a few comments about how amazing they are. There's a very particular way to pour it.Here's how your barista prepares the Undertow: Pour about an inch of cold half-and-half (or milk) into a small cup or glass, then add two pumps of Madagascar vanilla syrup. Prepare espresso and let it brew, then pour over an upside-down spoon so that the hot espresso shots will float atop the cream or milk. 'It's the most ridiculously over-the-top process but it's tasty,' one barista wrote.

First Planet Company, the folks behind Planet Calypso, have announced that version 2010 01 is now live.The update kicked off with a volcanic eruption that changed the face of the game world, permanently altering the Cyclops area between East Scylla Mountains and Fort Troy. However, version 2010 01's main feature is a new Quest/Mission system. Juno calypso. Though the initial offering is but a preview, consisting of a scant five missions, the developers are interested in the community's feedback so they can explore the feature even further.View the original announcement and patch notes.