Starbucks’ traditional “Red Cup Day,” which marks the start of the holiday season, now has a date: Thursday, November 13. The coffee giant announced that customers who purchase a craft Christmas drink at a participating store will receive a free reusable red Christmas cup, while supplies last.
Starbucks is preparing its staff for Red Cup Day, so it will have more baristas in stores to prepare drinks and serve customers.
The tradition dates back to 1997, when the first Christmas cups emerged, but it was in 2022 that it officially launched Red Cup Day with a collection of free reusable red cups.
The news was well received on social networks, where fans of the brand celebrate the return of the glasses and share tips and tricks to avoid being left without their glass.
One of the requirements to obtain the free glass is to purchase a Christmas drink. Let’s remember that Starbucks is scheduled to launch the Christmas menu on November 6, which includes: Mint Mocha, Caramel Brulée Latte, Sugar Cookie Ice Cream Latte and Gingerbread Ice Cream Chai.
Additionally, the snowman cookie, cranberry bliss bar, and sugared plum cheese danish return. Novelties will be presented such as the polar bear cake pop and the cinnamon pull-apart bread.
The Chestnut Praline Latte is also scheduled to be available later and the Eggnog Latte will be offered later in the season.
Los users on social networks They recommend downloading the application to place the order, checking if the cafeteria is located in a densely populated place, and making sure to arrive early to secure a glass.
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