Starbucks is typically known for its Americanos and Frappuccinos. But a concept store in London is seeing the coffee giant catering to a more discerning customer. Breaking with tradition, the Reserve bar looks more like a restaurant than one of its famous high street shops.

Whether it’s an 8am wake-up or a 3pm pick-me-up, coffee has a space in the hearts of many people. And with Brits drinking over 70 million cups every day, it’s not just the coffee giants who are benefiting from the nation’s caffeine addiction – many independent coffee shops saw a jump in sales in 2015.

Tea is second only to water in terms of the number of people drinking it worldwide. The British alone drink over 165 million cups every day. But can single-batch tea grower Lalani & Co convince Brits to hand over their mugs of builders’ and become a nation of tea connoisseurs?

Despite its humble origins in punk music, indie is now huge. From quirky film Juno, which had an indie aesthetic but made over $230 million, to art-house ads commissioned by an ice cream giant, what does indie mean today? And how can big brands successfully tap into it?