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Starbucks brings back fan-favorite holiday drink after four years

Dec 2, 2025, 12:31 PM | Updated: Dec 3, 2025, 2:45 pm

Everyone loves the Starbucks holiday menu — it’s second only to the release of pumpkin spice each year — and for years, fans have begged for two specific holiday drinks to return. Well…today’s the day!

Starbucks has announced that customers can once again order two beloved holiday lattes: the Eggnog Latte and the Chestnut Praline Latte.

It’s been four years since either drink appeared on the Starbucks menu, and fans took to social media immediately to celebrate the comeback. Last week, one customer even snapped a photo of a bottle of Chestnut Praline syrup behind the counter and tagged Starbucks asking when it would return — and now we have the answer.

The Eggnog Latte is back for the first time since 2021, and this year it comes with a new twist: an iced version topped with Eggnog Cream Cold Foam.

Starbucks beverage Development teams Erik Gomez shared why the drink made its long-awaited return:

“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.”

Whether you’re team Eggnog or team Chestnut Praline, Starbucks fans have officially won this round of holiday nostalgia.

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