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Toasted White Chocolate Mocha gets 10s across the board.


Sip back and enjoy the view. 😎


Cold Brew is so hot right now. ❄️


Sip back and relax with the all new Honey Almondmilk Cold Brew. 🍯


Good on the go with the non-dairy Honey Almondmilk Flat White. 🍯


Enjoy single-origin @starbucksreserve coffees now available at select U.S. Starbucks stores. Discover new flavors with our seasonal releases, Guatemala Huehuetenango and Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Chelelektu.


Finally, it’s *cold* Cold Brew time. The new Honey Almondmilk Cold Brew. ❄️


For a subtly sweet treat, try one of these grande drinks with 10g of sugar or less.

☕️ Honey Almondmilk Cold Brew (10g sugar)
☕️ Caffé Misto (10g sugar)
☕️ Jade Citrus Mint® Brewed Tea (0g sugar)
☕️ Chai Tea (0g sugar)
☕️ Iced Starbucks® Blonde Espresso Americano (0g sugar)
☕️ Peach Tranquility® Tea (0g sugar)


It’s never too cold for Cold Brew. Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Brew ❄️


Something for every cold coffee lover.

Find these five Cold Brews in the Starbucks app.
❄️ Salted Caramel Cream Cold Brew
❄️ Nitro Cold Brew
❄️ Honey Almondmilk Cold Brew
❄️ Cold Brew, add Vanilla Sweet Cream Cold Foam
❄️ Cold Brew, add Cold Foam


Uh huh, honey. The new, non-dairy Honey Almondmilk Cold Brew is here. Enjoy our classic Cold Brew paired with honey and topped with almondmilk for a creamy finish. ✨ [US only]


You got this. 💚


Just a reminder. 💚


Raise your cup if you're in no rush to take down your holiday decor. 🎄


We love you, too. 💚


Hold cheer near and dear. 🤍 Toasted White Chocolate Mocha


All kinds of presents for all kinds of friends.


Like many of us, shift supervisor Miguel spent the early days of the pandemic sitting at home while his store was temporarily closed.

Then one day, he received an email asking veterans to volunteer at a makeshift field hospital in New York City. As a former Army medic, Miguel jumped at the chance.

“It was pretty early on, and no one really knew what was happening,” Miguel says. “I just saw people suffering, and I wanted to help.”

For three weeks, Miguel treated and comforted COVID-19 patients while also acting as a translator for Spanish-speaking patients. It was a difficult and challenging time, full of both tragedies and victories.

“I saw it firsthand, that lesson of living in the present. We get tied up with so many different things in life, we forget that the most important thing and the greatest thing is what we’re living for in this very moment.”

Thank you, Miguel, and all front-line responders for going above and beyond this year. 💚


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That warm, fuzzy feeling. ❤️ Caramel Brulée Latte

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