This Starbucks Coffee Pours Like a Beer

Starbucks CEO Howard Schutlz introduces the company's new "coffee on tap," and explains why it's a perfect fit for millenials.

Jun 2nd, 2016

Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz introduces the company's new "coffee on tap," and explains to Cristina Alesci why it's a perfect fit for millennials.

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