Starbucks’ Q4 report showed a 37% percent increase in earnings per share, and revenue rose 13% to $3.8 billion, according to a company press release.

“The fourth quarter of fiscal 2013 capped off by far the best year in Starbucks’ 42-year history,” claimed Howard Schultz, chairman, president and CEO of Starbucks Coffee Company. “Our results were driven by disciplined, ongoing efforts to elevate the value and relevance of the Starbucks brand, continued innovation and the success of our efforts to deepen our connection to customers and communities around the world.”

The already omnipresent coffee conglomerate plans to open an additional 1,500 stores and get EPS in the $2.55 to $2.65 range in 2014. Things are only looking up for the lucrative company; Teavana, recently acquired by Starbucks, will open one-thousand tea bars over the next decade. Starbucks’ subsidiary Evolution Fresh entered a partnership with Whole Foods Market which will allow the supermarket chain to sell Evolution Fresh juice and Evolution Harvest snack bars.

Starbucks’ expansion to the tea, juice and snack markets will almost guarantee a long future of continued revenue growth.