Ho-Ho-hold your reindeers, because the signature Starbucks’ red holiday cups are back in business betches. What’s a better way to spread Christmas cheer? Well, Starbucks red cups are here on Nov. 1, with a wonderful bunch of limited-time-only seasonal holiday beverages. Prepare to get your hands on the Winter classic Gingerbread and Eggnog lattes, the popular peppermint mocha, the rich Crème Brulee Late, and the oh-so-yummy Chestnut Praline Latte which made its eminent launch last year. Although we have all been good boys and girls this year, Starbucks decided to be a good kind of naughty and grace us with an early gift this holiday season. A brand new concoction known as the Spicy Flat White will be making its way to stores later this season, although no date has been confirmed and, of course, we have to take in to account that November has just started, I must say that Starbucks is letting it snow all kinds of goodness this season and more to look forward too, am I right?
Just like the Pumpkin Spice Latte is a no-brainer when it comes to fall essentials, The holiday season feels can't start if you don’t have a toasty red holiday cup fixed in hand. I don’t know about you, but I definitely use this celebratory season to wear my favorite knit sweater while surfing Pinterest to find the perfect Gingerbread House layout for my new Instagram victory (#goals), but if you want to jingle bell rock the red cup party with a different tune, you could tweet your thoughts. As a plus, If you tweet using the hashtag #redcup or #Redcups, a tiny little red cup appears like magic which adds a touch of white girl and cute which I am (duh), totally all about.
If that still doesn’t reel you in, use the hashtag #RedCupContest on Instagram for a chance to win a Starbucks eGift card because who wouldn’t want free coffee? Last year competition was high, with red cup pictures being posted every 14 seconds within the first 48 hours of launch, so get on it soon and happy posting y’all!
This year’s cup just like every year has a new look, and I must say, I dig the simplicity: