Ziggi’s Coffee is welcoming spring with a new lineup of fruity, customizable matcha.

Launching on Tuesday, April 7, the new matcha lineup will be available to Ziggi’s Rewards members early from Friday, April 3, to Monday, April 6. The offer is only available through the mobile app or online ordering.

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The spring lineup features three new matcha beverages alongside a new shaken espresso flavor:  

• Cherry almond oat milk matcha latte 

Matcha is paired with sweet cherry and almond flavors, then combined with oat milk for a creamy, balanced drink that is lightly indulgent and enjoyable hot or iced. Price starts at $6.25.  

• Mango matcha lemonade 

Matcha is combined with juicy mango flavor and lemonade for a vibrant, citrus-forward drink that is refreshing, lightly sweet and ideal for warmer days. Price starts at $3.45.  

• Iced strawberry match with vanilla cold foam

Matcha is layered with milk and sweet strawberry purée, then topped with vanilla cold foam and real strawberry pieces for a creamy, fruit drink with a smooth, refreshing finish. Price starts at $6.25.  

• Honey cinnamon shaken espresso 

Freshly pulled espresso is shaken with vanilla and real cinnamon, then finished with milk and a drizzle of honey for a lightly sweet drink with a hint of warmth. Price starts at $4.85.  

Founders Brandon and Camrin Knudsen started Ziggi’s Coffee as a small coffee shop. More than 21 years later, the company has expanded to approximately 120 locations across 23 states, including a recent opening in Mesa.

“Our spring menu is all about giving customers new ways to experience flavors they already love while continuing to expand variety across our menu,” said Dani Wanner, vice president of operations at Ziggi’s Coffee. “Matcha has been a growing favorite, and these new combinations bring in both refreshing and indulgent options that fit perfectly with the season.”

The Knudsens continue to oversee operations from Ziggi’s headquarters in Mead, Colorado, just north of Denver. While most locations nationwide are franchise-owned, the company still operates eight corporate stores in Colorado. This model allows individual shops to remain locally owned and community-driven while benefiting from the support of a larger brand.

“We really try to support local franchise owners and help them make their shops a place where people want to connect,” said Andy Linke, vice president of marketing. “That includes participating in fundraisers, community initiatives, and local events.”

Menu variety has also played a major role in Ziggi’s success. While the company offers coffee beverages, it also attracts customers looking for alternatives — including teas, flavored drinks, and its standout chai.

Looking ahead, Ziggi’s hopes to introduce more communities to its chai and expand thoughtfully, one neighborhood at a time.

“Even though we’re growing, we still consider ourselves a small business at heart,” Linke said. “Our goal is to make every Ziggi’s feel like a local coffee shop — because to the people who gather there, it is.”