From the comforting aroma of peppermint mochas to the creamy nostalgia of eggnog, the coffee giant knows exactly how to stir up the spirit of Christmas. Beginning November 6, Starbucks will unveil its 2025 holiday menu, featuring the return of fan favorites, new seasonal drinks, festive bakery treats, and a charming Hello Kitty collaboration. The highly anticipated Red Cup Day will also make a comeback, giving coffee lovers a reason to celebrate with collectible cups and cozy beverages that capture the joy of the holidays.Starbucks unveils 2025 holiday drinksStarbucks’ 2025 holiday drink menu brings back classic flavors alongside exciting new twists. Customers can once again enjoy timeless favorites like the Peppermint Mocha and Caramel Brulée Latte, alongside newer hits such as the Iced Sugar Cookie Latte and Iced Gingerbread Chai. Each beverage combines signature espresso, steamed milk, and rich syrups, creating the perfect balance of sweetness and warmth for chilly winter days.
One of the biggest highlights this year is the return of the Eggnog Latte, a long-missed favorite that was discontinued in 2021. This festive beverage features Starbucks Signature Espresso blended with steamed eggnog, a splash of milk, and a dusting of nutmeg on top. It’s the ultimate nostalgic indulgence that perfectly embodies the flavors of Christmas.Meanwhile, the Chestnut Praline Latte will also reappear, offering hints of caramelized chestnuts, spiced praline crumbs, and whipped cream for a comforting seasonal treat. All beverages will be available hot, iced, or as a Frappuccino, giving customers plenty of ways to enjoy their favorite flavors.Red Cup Day returns for the holidaysNo Starbucks holiday season would be complete without Red Cup Day, one of the coffee chain’s most beloved annual traditions. Later this season, Starbucks will once again hand out its iconic collectible, reusable red cups to customers who purchase any handcrafted holiday beverage. This limited-edition giveaway not only encourages sustainability but also serves as a cherished keepsake for Starbucks fans.Over the years, Red Cup Day has become an unofficial holiday for coffee enthusiasts, often marking the official start of the festive season. Many loyal customers look forward to collecting the different cup designs, which often reflect Starbucks’ evolving holiday themes. The 2025 version is expected to feature bold, cheerful patterns and a touch of nostalgia, aligning with this year’s throwback-inspired holiday campaign.Hello Kitty joins Starbucks for a nostalgic collectionThis holiday season, Starbucks is spreading extra cheer through a limited-edition Hello Kitty collaboration. The collection combines the charm of the iconic Sanrio character with Starbucks’ signature green and red festive aesthetic. According to Starbucks merchandise director Kap Pitarys, both brands share “deep roots in culture” and “focus on nostalgia and human connection,” making the partnership a natural fit.
The exclusive collection features a range of drinkware and collectibles, including a Hello Kitty plush in a Starbucks apron ($34.95), a 16-ounce ceramic mug ($32.95), a 26-ounce stainless steel cold cup ($32.95), a 20-ounce water bottle ($29.95), a 24-ounce cold cup ($24.95), and a 12-ounce tumbler ($32.95). Each piece blends Starbucks’ sleek design with Hello Kitty’s signature cuteness, making them perfect for gifting or collecting.The Starbucks x Hello Kitty collection will be available in participating U.S. and Canadian stores beginning November 6, while supplies last. With both brands celebrating their 1970s roots, this collaboration taps into a shared sense of nostalgia, bringing together generations of fans who grew up with Hello Kitty and Starbucks’ early coffeehouse culture.Festive pastries and grocery store exclusivesBeyond beverages and merchandise, Starbucks is also bringing back its beloved seasonal pastries. Returning to the bakery case are the Snowman Cookie, Cranberry Bliss Bar, and Sugar Plum Cheese Danish—three sweet staples that pair perfectly with any holiday drink. This year, Starbucks is also adding new items like the Polar Bear Cake Pop and Cinnamon Pull-Apart Bread, offering even more reasons to indulge.For those who can’t wait until November 6, Starbucks has made its holiday coffees and creamers available early at select grocery and department stores, including Target and Walmart. Fans can already enjoy at-home versions of popular drinks like the Peppermint Mocha and Sugar Cookie Latte, along with ready-to-drink bottles and seasonal creamers.Starbucks embraces the joy of the seasonFrom the cozy flavors of the Eggnog Latte to the excitement of Red Cup Day and the adorable Hello Kitty collaboration, Starbucks is pulling out all the stops for the 2025 holiday season. Whether you’re stopping in for a festive latte, collecting limited-edition cups, or gifting someone special a piece of Hello Kitty merch, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.As the coffee giant continues its tradition of blending nostalgia, warmth, and creativity, one thing remains clear—Starbucks knows how to make the holidays feel magical, one sip at a time.
One of the biggest highlights this year is the return of the Eggnog Latte, a long-missed favorite that was discontinued in 2021. This festive beverage features Starbucks Signature Espresso blended with steamed eggnog, a splash of milk, and a dusting of nutmeg on top. It’s the ultimate nostalgic indulgence that perfectly embodies the flavors of Christmas.Meanwhile, the Chestnut Praline Latte will also reappear, offering hints of caramelized chestnuts, spiced praline crumbs, and whipped cream for a comforting seasonal treat. All beverages will be available hot, iced, or as a Frappuccino, giving customers plenty of ways to enjoy their favorite flavors.Red Cup Day returns for the holidaysNo Starbucks holiday season would be complete without Red Cup Day, one of the coffee chain’s most beloved annual traditions. Later this season, Starbucks will once again hand out its iconic collectible, reusable red cups to customers who purchase any handcrafted holiday beverage. This limited-edition giveaway not only encourages sustainability but also serves as a cherished keepsake for Starbucks fans.Over the years, Red Cup Day has become an unofficial holiday for coffee enthusiasts, often marking the official start of the festive season. Many loyal customers look forward to collecting the different cup designs, which often reflect Starbucks’ evolving holiday themes. The 2025 version is expected to feature bold, cheerful patterns and a touch of nostalgia, aligning with this year’s throwback-inspired holiday campaign.Hello Kitty joins Starbucks for a nostalgic collectionThis holiday season, Starbucks is spreading extra cheer through a limited-edition Hello Kitty collaboration. The collection combines the charm of the iconic Sanrio character with Starbucks’ signature green and red festive aesthetic. According to Starbucks merchandise director Kap Pitarys, both brands share “deep roots in culture” and “focus on nostalgia and human connection,” making the partnership a natural fit.The exclusive collection features a range of drinkware and collectibles, including a Hello Kitty plush in a Starbucks apron ($34.95), a 16-ounce ceramic mug ($32.95), a 26-ounce stainless steel cold cup ($32.95), a 20-ounce water bottle ($29.95), a 24-ounce cold cup ($24.95), and a 12-ounce tumbler ($32.95). Each piece blends Starbucks’ sleek design with Hello Kitty’s signature cuteness, making them perfect for gifting or collecting.The Starbucks x Hello Kitty collection will be available in participating U.S. and Canadian stores beginning November 6, while supplies last. With both brands celebrating their 1970s roots, this collaboration taps into a shared sense of nostalgia, bringing together generations of fans who grew up with Hello Kitty and Starbucks’ early coffeehouse culture.Festive pastries and grocery store exclusivesBeyond beverages and merchandise, Starbucks is also bringing back its beloved seasonal pastries. Returning to the bakery case are the Snowman Cookie, Cranberry Bliss Bar, and Sugar Plum Cheese Danish—three sweet staples that pair perfectly with any holiday drink. This year, Starbucks is also adding new items like the Polar Bear Cake Pop and Cinnamon Pull-Apart Bread, offering even more reasons to indulge.For those who can’t wait until November 6, Starbucks has made its holiday coffees and creamers available early at select grocery and department stores, including Target and Walmart. Fans can already enjoy at-home versions of popular drinks like the Peppermint Mocha and Sugar Cookie Latte, along with ready-to-drink bottles and seasonal creamers.Starbucks embraces the joy of the seasonFrom the cozy flavors of the Eggnog Latte to the excitement of Red Cup Day and the adorable Hello Kitty collaboration, Starbucks is pulling out all the stops for the 2025 holiday season. Whether you’re stopping in for a festive latte, collecting limited-edition cups, or gifting someone special a piece of Hello Kitty merch, there’s something for everyone to enjoy.As the coffee giant continues its tradition of blending nostalgia, warmth, and creativity, one thing remains clear—Starbucks knows how to make the holidays feel magical, one sip at a time.
