This Game of Thrones prop was distinctly out of place in Winterfell...
Medieval macchiato, apparently

You can’t reasonably expect realism in Game of Thrones. You’re not likely to come across a dragon when you’re on your way to Tesco, hungover and in your trackies, are you?
But our disbelief really had to be suspended during this week’s episode – because an eagle-eyed viewer spotted a Starbucks cup on the table during a scene.
Related:Why does Game of Thrones look so dark?
Not quite the fantasy world we’ve gotten used to, really.
You're telling me they had TWO YEARS to put together a decent show and they couldn't even spot the goddamn Starbucks cup in Winterfell??!? #GameOfThronespic.twitter.com/8opg7nyydv
— Jenna Guillaume (@JennaGuillaume) May 6, 2019
And the response online was predictably, and quite understandably, hysterical, spawning hundreds of jokes – including one from Starbucks itself, of course.
Great news for Starbucks, though – according to Marketweek, the accidental endorsement was probably worth around $250,000. Result. And their reponse?
TBH we're surprised she didn't order a Dragon Drink.
— Starbucks Coffee (@Starbucks) May 6, 2019
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