Introduction:Want to learn about Starbucks’ latest drink menu and prices in 2023? This article provides a comprehensive overview of the pricing for all types of Starbucks coffee and non-coffee beverages, including popular espresso-based drinks, Frappuccinos, cold brew, and iced tea. It also includes a detailed explanation of the price adjustments made in February 2022. Whether you're a fan of Americano or latte, or prefer Frappuccinos and cold brew, you’ll find practical price references and recommended choices here to help you order smarter.
In 2023, Starbucks offers a wide range of coffee and non-coffee beverages, categorized into hot and cold drinks. Hot drinks are generally available in four sizes: short, tall, grande, and venti (though commonly referred to with Grande, Venti, and Trenta), while cold drinks usually come in three sizes: medium, large, and extra-large. Notably, espresso is not priced per cup but adjusted based on actual volume served.
In February 2022, Starbucks implemented a price adjustment, raising the cost of several popular drinks by approximately 1 to 2 yuan. For example, a grande (Grande) Americano increased from 28 yuan to 30 yuan, a latte went up from 32 yuan to 33 yuan, and a Flat White rose from 37 yuan to 38 yuan. Overall, most handcrafted coffee drinks saw a 1-yuan increase, with Americanos experiencing a more noticeable rise of 2 yuan. Additionally, some light snacks such as ham and cheese croissants and Cuban-style chicken sandwiches were also raised by 1 to 2 yuan.
Here are the main reference prices for Starbucks’ espresso series (based on grande, medium, and trenta sizes): oat milk, soy milk, whole milk, or skim milk lattes and cappuccinos (trenta/extra-large) are 36 yuan, grande (Grande) are 33 yuan, and medium (medium) are 30 yuan; vanilla and hazelnut lattes are 39 yuan for trenta, 36 yuan for grande, and 33 yuan for medium. As for the classic Americano, trenta is 33 yuan, grande is 30 yuan, and medium is 27 yuan. Caramel Macchiato is 40 yuan for trenta, 37 yuan for grande, and 34 yuan for medium; Flat White is 35 yuan for trenta, 38 yuan for grande, and 41 yuan for medium.
For Frappuccinos, prices also vary slightly by flavor for the trenta size. For example, Caramel Coffee Frappuccino, Chocolate Frappuccino, Matcha Frappuccino, and Vanilla Frappuccino are all 39 yuan for trenta, 36 yuan for grande, and 33 yuan for medium. Espresso Frappuccino is also 39 yuan for trenta, 36 yuan for grande, and 33 yuan for medium. Mango Passionfruit Frappuccino is slightly cheaper, at 37 yuan for trenta, 34 yuan for grande, and 31 yuan for medium. Mocha Frappuccino is 42 yuan for trenta, 39 yuan for grande, and 42 yuan for medium.
Iced tea series prices are also worth noting. Iced Peach Oolong Tea is 40 yuan for trenta, 37 yuan for grande, and 34 yuan for medium; Iced Blackcurrant Tea is 34 yuan for trenta, 31 yuan for grande, and 28 yuan for medium; Iced Lemon Tea is 32 yuan for trenta, 29 yuan for grande, and 26 yuan for medium. These tea options are ideal for customers who enjoy a refreshing taste, especially suitable for summer consumption.
The iced brew series includes Cold Brew Iced Coffee, Tahitian Style Cloud Cold Brew, and Nitro Cold Brew. Among them, Cold Brew Iced Coffee is 40 yuan for trenta, 37 yuan for grande, and 34 yuan for medium; Tahitian Style Cloud Cold Brew is 40 yuan for both trenta and grande, and 37 yuan for medium; Nitro Cold Brew (possibly sparkling cold brew) is 48 yuan for medium.
For seasonal recommendations, in summer you may prioritize Iced Americano, Iced Latte, Iced Caramel Macchiato, Cold Brew Iced Coffee, Matcha Frappuccino, Mango Passionfruit Frappuccino, and the iced tea series—these options are refreshing and thirst-quenching, perfect for hot weather. As autumn and winter arrive, it is recommended to choose hot drinks such as Hot Americano, Hot Latte, Hot Mocha, Hot Flat White, and Hot Cappuccino. Aside from the Americano, these hot drinks are mostly made with espresso and milk, offering both warmth and a smooth, creamy taste, making them especially suitable for enjoyment in low temperatures.
The above content is compiled by CoffeeHunters, a coffee news website.