Does Starbucks have any alcoholic drinks?

The company’s online menu offers a selection of wines, including Malbec, pinot noir, pinot gris and Prosecco. “Ask your barista about our current selection of curated craft beers,” reads the menu. The drinks are served alongside dishes that are not the usual Starbucks fare.

What kind of alcohol does Starbucks serve?

Does Starbucks Still Serve Beer? California Coffee Shops will be among the 70 Starbucks locations nationwide that serve alcohol. There are now 70 Starbucks locations nationwide that serve beer and wine. Five more locations will add beer and wine this week.

What are some drinks from Starbucks?

Cold Drinks

  • Star Drink.
  • Kiwi Starfruit Starbucks Refreshers® Iced Beverage.
  • Kiwi Starfruit Lemonade Starbucks Refreshers® Iced Beverage.
  • Dragon Drink.
  • Mango Dragonfruit Starbucks Refreshers® Beverage.
  • Mango Dragonfruit Lemonade Starbucks Refreshers® Beverage.
  • Strawberry Açaí Lemonade Starbucks Refreshers® Beverage.
  • Pink Drink.

Did Starbucks ever sell beer?

Starbucks announced that its sales of beer and wine and small plates food will be discontinued in company-owned stores in the United States on Jan. 10. The company first introduced the “Evenings” concept in Seattle in 2010, and then eventually expanded to over 400 stores, including one in my own neighborhood.

Does Starbucks still serve wine?

Starbucks customers are already enjoying coffee at our stores in the evening, and now, they have more menu options including wine, craft beer and small plates.

When did Starbucks serve alcohol?

The first Starbucks applied to serve beer and wine on March 1 at 960 Orange Avenue, Coronado.

Does Starbucks offer wine?

That’s right: Starbucks’ new Reserve Store will sell alcohol, including traditional Italian cocktails as well as local beer, wine, and spirits.

Does Starbucks Reserve serve alcohol?

Its alcoholic drinks menu includes signature cocktails such as a seasonal pineapple rum float, an espresso martini and a whiskey cloud; wine by the glass or bottle; and beer that can be taken home in a growler.