Starbucks Irish Cream Cold Brew

There is one thing much better than drinking hot coffee in the summer - drinking cold coffee in the summer. Now, I'm not talking about your run-of-the-mill iced coffee here, which is more water. I'm talking about a drink so tasty it should be illegal— Starbucks​ Irish Cream Cold Brew.

Starbucks Irish Cream Cold Brew is a cold coffee drink consisting of Irish Cream syrup and cold brew coffee.

It is garnished with Irish Cream cold foam and sweet cocoa powder.

According to Starbucks, this beverage is best described as follows:

Everything you could desire in a cocktail to sip while daydreaming about the holidays, and then some.

Starbucks, Cold Brew with Irish cream syrup swirled throughout, capped with a cloud of sweet vanilla cream, and finished with a hint of cocoa.

Starbucks claims that the family tradition of an employee who worked on the product of blending batches of Irish Cream to add to coffee and present as gifts served as the inspiration for creating this beverage.

The chocolate goes so swimmingly with the cocoa notes in the coffee is one of my favorite things about this drink; it’s a match made in heaven.

What is in an Irish Cream Cold Brew from Starbucks

The beverage is composed of Starbucks Cold Brew coffee and Irish cream syrup over ice, topped with a frothy topping of vanilla sweet cream cold foam resembling a layer of fresh snow and chocolate powder.

The scents of vanilla and cocoa combine with the smooth cold brew to make a delectable holiday drink.

Starbucks Irish Cream Cold Brew: Sizes, Calories & Caffeine

Starbucks Irish Cream Cold Brew contains fewer calories than the company’s other seasonal beverages.

For example, a large Irish Cream contains only 200 calories.

The same size Frappuccino Blended Coffee with Cream has 270 calories, while a tall Pumpkin Spice Latte has 260 calories.

Starbucks’ Irish Cream Cold Brew is also lower in sugar than the company’s other high-calorie drinks.

A large Irish Cream Cold Brew contains 26 grams of sugar, compared to 31 grams in a large Frappuccino® Blended Coffee with Cream and 29 grams in a tall Pumpkin Spice Latte.

  • Irish Cream Cold Brew Sizes Calories Caffeine
  • Tall 150 145 mg
  • Tall (Nitro Cold Brew) 150 185 mg
  • Grande 200 185 mg
  • Grande (Nitro Cold Brew) 200 265 mg
  • Venti 240 275 mg
  • Trenta 300 320 mg

Ways to Customize an Irish Cream Cold Brew at Starbucks

Irish Cream Cold Brew is a popular drink at Starbucks. It’s made with cold brew coffee, Cream.

It’s delicious, but it can also be customized to your taste. Here are some ways to make your Irish Cream Cold Brew unique:

Add vanilla syrup or caramel syrup to taste. The vanilla syrup has a hint of vanilla with a sweet finish, while caramel syrup adds a rich taste that balances well with the malty taste of cold brew coffee.

  • Add whipped cream and chocolate shavings on top for a decadent treat.
  • Ask for extra ice or less ice in your drink to make it more refreshing or less icy.
  • Substitute milk instead of cream if you want something simpler than the standard recipe

How do you order Irish Cream at Starbucks?

Begin by requesting a Grande White Mocha Frappuccino with breve froth (half and half). Then, request three measures of Irish Cream syrup.

Is the Irish cream cold brew sweet?

The tasty beverage adds a minty twist to traditional hot chocolate flavors but is not so sweet that it cannot be enjoyed daily.

Does Irish cream cold brew have alcohol?

The non-alcoholic Irish Cream Cold Brew comprises cold brew coffee, Irish Cream simple syrup, and whipped vanilla sweet cream froth.

Conclusion

The festive season approaches, and the atmosphere gets increasingly more exciting. You can feel that in the air – and in my opinion, this is the perfect time to treat yourself to something sweet.

The Starbucks Irish Cream Cold Brew is a heavenly drink that isn’t too overbearing, and it’s quite festive, giving you that cozy vibe.

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