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Canadian Pop icon Justin Bieber has partnered with Tim Hortons to create a brand-new iced coffee drink, which goes by the name of "Biebs Brew."
This isn't the first time the two Canadian cultural icons have worked together, as they previously co-created the "Timbiebs doughnuts." At the time, Tim Hortons promised this wouldn't be their only collaboration.
Six months later, Bieber and Tim Hortons have linked up again. Need it or keep it?
What is Justin Bieber's new Coffee drink?
The cold brew is a "French vanilla-flavored cold brew coffee" made with 100 percent premium Arabica beans and "slowly steeped for 16 hours to enhance the bold and smooth flavor."
You can also enjoy them along with Bieber's other creation. 'Timbiebs' have returned for a limited time period, in the following flavors: chocolate white fudge, sour cream chocolate chip, and birthday cake waffle.
A few items of Timbiebs merch are also making a comeback, so if you're a Bieber fan, you can get your hands on the following merch: beanies, fanny packs and tote bags.
On the collaboration, the "Sorry" hitmaker stated that "we couldn't stop at Timbiebs, we needed a Biebs Brew, too. And we are bringing both to Tims next month". He further added that "doing a Tim Hortons collab had always been a dream of mine. I grew up on Tim Hortons and it's always been something close to my heart." Meaning that the iconic singer is a life-long customer of Tim Hortons.
Where can I buy it?
You can buy the cold brew coffee at any of the Tim Hortons locations across Canada and the U.S for a limited period of time, meaning you can get your hands on a 'Biebs Brew' today!
Tim Hortons is yet to confirm for how long the iced coffee drink will be available, but if it's similar to the 'Timbiebs' donuts, the beverage should be on sale over the next couple of months at least.
The brew was created with Bieber's favorite flavors in mind, as apparently when it comes to coffee, the singer prefers it iced rather than hot. He also has quite a bit of a sweet tooth too, hence the appearance of syrups.
The partnership is part of a strategy for the Canadian coffee giants to expand their footprint and visibility in their southern neighbors, the U.S.
You can watch a brand new promotional video for the iced coffee drink below:
