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Delish editors handpick every product we feature. We may earn commission from the links on this page. The 36 Best Starbucks Drinks Of All Time New drinks come and go, but these will always be our favorite. There’s a lot to love about Starbucks—their innovation, their ubiquitousness, theirmore innovation. But at the end of the day, it’s their heavy-hitters that matter, their cult favs.
Maybe it’s their classic and seasonal Pumpkin Spice Latte. Or perhaps it’s something more permanent like the reliable cold brew. After the success of the pumpkin cream cold brew, Starbucks released this Irish cream cold brew for the holidays. Some things, like Irish cream, shouldn’t attempt to be replicated, so this is one of those drinks you only order once a year.
Not your typical pink drink, this guava passionfruit iced drink has tropical flavors and is mainly worth it for the Insta potential. For those cold days you want something to keep you warm without keeping you up—a hot chocolate is the easiest answer. 5 for a simple cup of hot cocoa, but sometimes it really hits the spot. If you aren’t into the overwhelmingly sweet flavor of a straight-up Frapp, this is a good option because of the smoked butterscotch mixed with a classic latte. Like a Girl Scout cookie in a drink, but with added cinnamon flavor.
The first few sips of this latte are everything, with the foamy, cinnamon-y top layer that will satisfy your sweet tooth before it transitions into a more classic coffee bev. A mocha from Starbucks is equal parts nostalgic and delicious, but this one has added cherry flavor and toppings that will help you mix it up every once in a while. Not to be extra, but this classic drink is truly one of the most refreshing drinks known to man. So if you haven’t tried it already, please just go and live your best life. We all know that during the holidays, Starbucks ramps up its menu with at least five different winter-themed lattes. Honestly, we never know which one to pick, besides this classic.
The mint and cocoa flavor combination definitely does not disappoint. Dragonfruit isn’t a typical flavor option, so the uniqueness alone of is a selling point for this drink. The mango adds even more tropical flavors, so it tastes good without being as filling or as heavy as a hot bev. The almond milk and flat white goes great together, but if you’re looking to taste honey in every sip this drink falls a liiittle short.
The coconut milk adds that subtle sweet flavor and the mocha gives it a more classic taste. Here’s the thing—the London Fog is a super Canadian drink. And as you know, Canada never disappoints. This coffee-alternative is made with Earl Grey tea so you’ll still get the foaminess of a latte, without being buzzed on a super high dosage of caffeine. It’s light and creamy and tropical in the vaguest sense of the word—a heart-warming delight. Sometimes going simple is the move, and in that case the iced coffee is a no brainer.