Skip to main content
  1. Home
  2. Food & Drink
  3. News

Starbucks revives its beloved raspberry flavor for a short time only

A limited-time returning flavor: Raspberry syrup

Starbucks raspberry cream
Starbucks

Starbucks is back with another limited-time announcement. Starting July 29th, fans can enjoy the sweet and juicy taste of raspberry with the new Raspberry Cream Cold Brew for a limited time. This long-time fan favorite flavor can be enjoyed as a beverage customization for a variety of Starbucks beverages or ordered in a whole new way with the new Raspberry Cream Cold Brew. The Starbucks team has developed this new signature beverage with a lot of thought, featuring a frothy layer of raspberry cream cold foam that complements the smooth, bold taste of Starbucks’ classic cold brew.

The Raspberry Cream Cold Brew is sweetened with vanilla syrup, which balances the raspberry notes in the cold foam for a perfectly smooth, vibrant, and flavorful pairing. Available in Starbucks stores nationwide starting Tuesday, July 29th, the raspberry syrup will only be available for a limited time, so try to enjoy it while you can. The returning favorite raspberry syrup not only tastes delicious in coffee, such as layered into a white chocolate mocha or blended into cold foam, but it’s also a great addition to a refreshing iced tea. Starbucks recommends ordering an Iced Green Tea with added raspberry syrup for a refreshing combination of raspberry and iced green tea blended with mint, lemongrass, and lemon verbena.

Recommended Videos

Other non-coffee custom beverage combinations that include the returning Raspberry Syrup include the Strawberry Acai Refresher with a rich boost of raspberry syrup or a hot or iced white chocolate mocha with a juicy raspberry flavor. Starbucks has not announced when the last day of the raspberry syrup offering in stores will be.

Emily Caldwell
Emily is a Features Writer at The Manual, where she specializes in food, beverage, and travel content. She focuses on weaving…
Dinner at Benoit is like a Graduate Course on Classical French Cusine
At Alain Ducasse's Benoit, a century of Parisian tradition lives on in Midtown Manhattan.
Food, Food Presentation, Meal

Classical French cuisine is the culinary equivalent of the Western canon: an ancient and ever-fertile tradition that shaped—and continues to shape—everything that came later. Just as old books provide a deeper understanding of modern civilization, old-guard French restaurants deepen one's understanding of modern gastronomy.

Benoit, a bistro in Midtown Manhattan, is like a graduate seminar on the history of French cooking. The original Benoit has been a Parisian landmark since 1912, one of the French capital's most venerated bistros de tradition. After stewarding the restaurant for generations, the Petit family entrusted it to chef Alain Ducasse in 2005. Since then, Ducasse has opened sister restaurants in Tokyo, New York, and Kyoto.

Read more
Whiskey JYPSI is releasing a whiskey made in partnership with Gibson Guitars
Guitar lovers and whiskey fans have a new expression to try
JYPSI

Fans of classic guitars and well-made whiskey will be excited to learn about the newest release from Whiskey JYPSI. The popular brand collaborated with Gibson Guitars to launch a limited-edition expression finished in wood most often used to craft guitars.

JYPSI Tonewood

Read more
Buffalo Trace is opening a summer camp for bourbon lovers
Buffalo Trace is a mix of nostalgia and whiskey
Buffalo Trace

If you’re the type of person who thinks fondly of weeks spent at sleepaway camp as a youth and you also love the sweet, mellow flavor of well-made bourbon, Buffalo Trace has the experience for you. This summer, the iconic Kentucky-based distillery is transforming its historic Frankfort campus into a summer camp for whiskey fans.

Camp Buffalo Trace

Read more