Where you can try a barista-approved oat latte for free in Vancouver

Dairy substitutes have come a long way in the past few years, and it’s safe to say that oat lattes have evolved from a necessity for some to an elevated experience for all.

Now, you can enjoy that elevated experience at home with Oatbox’s expansion into Western Canada.

All for oats and oats for all

Oatbox

Oatbox is a premium Canadian-made oat beverage that’s already taken the East by storm. Coffee professionals specifically love the top-tier brand for its smooth, creamy, and stable microfoam.

Not all plant-based beverages are created equal (many of us know the disappointment of a curdled cup of coffee), which is why Oatbox collaborated with local baristas and micro-roasters to create a blend that’s smooth, silky, and perfectly balanced — specifically designed to shine in lattes and cappuccinos.

The neutral flavour highlights espresso without being overly thick, and ingredients like Canadian oats and no added sugar mean you can feel good about what tastes good.

Free oat lattes in Vancouver

Oatbox

Oatbox Barista Oat Blend is now available for purchase at Costco locations across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba, but if you want to try before you buy, you’ll have the opportunity in Vancouver.

On Wednesday, May 20, Oatbox is hosting a pop-up at Slo Coffee Granville Street, where guests can enjoy a free oat latte or oat matcha latte and a free carton of the barista blend while supplies last.

Taste the difference for yourself, and get ready to master the art of the at-home coffee. From classic oat lattes to fancy specialty beverages, the only limit is your imagination!

Whether you’re dabbling in veganism, can’t consume dairy, or simply enjoy the taste of a delicious oat beverage, this oat-some drink is fit for all sorts of lifestyles.

Pick up a carton of Oatbox Barista Oat Blend at your nearest Costco, or stop by the pop-up to grab your free oat latte.

Oatbox Pop-up

Where: Slo Coffee — 609 Granville St., Vancouver
When: Wednesday, May 20
Time: 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m., while supplies last
Cost: Free