PORTLAND, Ore. — Starbucks could be in for a new coffee cup-related brouhaha after mislabeling a landmark on an Oregon-themed travel mug.
The Oregonian/OregonLive reports that the coffee chain has introduced a travel mug bearing sketches of notable Oregon landmarks, including Crater Lake National Park, food carts in Portland and Ashland’s Shakespeare Festival.
Contary to what Starbucks' new coffee cup says, Klamath Falls is a town in southern Oregon, not a waterfall itself. Associated Press/Don Ryan
But there was also a waterfall design identified as “Klamath Falls” — and no such waterfall exists.
The simple line drawing of a falls topped by an arched bridge was likely meant to depict the majestic Multnomah Falls in the Columbia River Gorge.
Klamath Falls is a town in southern Oregon.
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