Another addition to the Starbucks menu has arrived, the new cold brew is filled with chocolatey goodness, but it does look a bit like a pint of Guinness.
Anyone not up for a Pumpkin Spice Latte or any of the other Starbucks Fall menu options because you have, a) had too much already, or b) just not into the whole fall drinks thing, should try out the new Cold Foam Dark Cocoa Nitro brew that has been released. It tastes great and looks remarkably like a nice cold pint of Guinness at the same time.
Obviously it’s not a Guinness, there are no traces of alcohol in the new drink, and it is not affiliated with Guinness in any way either, you just can’t help but be reminded of the famous Irish beer when you see it.
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The beverage has been on the menu for a little while now. It came out at the beginning of September, around the same time the Pumpkin Spice Latte and Salted Carmel Mochas did. However, because everyone has been getting their Fall fix recently, nobody has really paid much attention to the Cold Foam Dark Cocoa Nitro.
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Until now at least, according to Starbucks themselves, the drink has been inspired by the Dark Chocolate Stout. Made to perfection and giving off a velvety-smooth taste, the bittersweet cocoa cold foam supposedly brings out the natural chocolate notes in the coffee that you can taste.
Ingredients include brewed Coffee, Coffee Cold Foam, some Liquid Cane Sugar and Bitter Chocolate Flavor mist.
Will you be grabbing the Cold Foam Dark Cocoa Nitro the next time you visit Starbucks? Does it remind you of Guinness as well? Drop a comment below sharing your thoughts.