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A Beloved Starbucks Holiday Latte Is Officially Back
A Starbucks fan favorite holiday latte is back!
In the press release announcing the return of the Eggnog Latte, Erik Gomez, who works on Starbucks beverage development team said, “We heard the call for eggnog loud and clear, that’s what sparked the journey. Our mission was to bring back that nostalgic, creamy indulgence that feels like a hug in a cup – rich, velvety, and unmistakably festive.”
“For true eggnog lovers, it’s about those comforting notes – the warmth of nutmeg, the gently spice of ground cinnamon, layered over a luscious, custard-like base,” Gomez added.
“These flavors aren’t just ingredients; they’re memories, like holiday kitchens filled with laughter, the scent of baking wafting through the air, and the cozy glow of twinkling lights. Every sip should feel like stepping into that moment,” he continued.
The team re-imagined the Starbucks holiday classic this year with rich steamed eggnog and Starbucks signature espresso. It’s then topped with creamy foam and a dusting of ground nutmeg for the perfect cozy finish.
Starbucks also created an iced version and a new Eggnog Cream Cold Foam to put atop any of your favorite Starbucks beverages.
But the holiday favorite isn’t all that has arrived in stores. Starbucks also welcomed back the beloved Chestnut Praline Latte.
According to Starbucks, this beverage “was inspired by the sweet aroma of roasted chestnuts in the air at European Christmas markets, making it the perfect complement to rich molasses and bold, caramelly sweetness of Starbucks signature espresso.”
The new beverages will be released in all stores on December 2.
Which latte are you looking forward to enjoying this holiday season?
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