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Are 'Harry Potter' Starbucks drinks coming to the US? What we know.

Portrait of Greta Cross Greta Cross
USA TODAY
March 25, 2026, 9:06 a.m. ET

Starbucks is opening in Hogwarts.

In celebration of the highly anticipated "Harry Potter" television series, Starbucks released a line of limited-edition drinks and merchandise inspired by the fantasy franchise.

The "Harry Potter" collaboration spotlights the Honeydukes Bursting Bonbons Series, inspired by the Honeydukes sweet shop in Hogsmede Village. A latte, frappuccino and frozen iced tea feature notes of vanilla and caramel with honey bergamot-flavored bubble bursts and Honeydukes-inspired sprinkles.

The new "Harry Potter" HBO television adaptation of J.K. Rowling's series does not have a specific premiere date, but is expected to debut in 2027. On Tuesday, March 24, the first official photo from the series was released, featuring Harry at Hogwarts, wearing a Gryffindor cloak and holding his broom.

Here's what we know about the Starbucks Harry Potter collaboration and where it's available.

Are Starbucks' 'Harry Potter' drinks available in the US?

No, Starbucks' "Harry Potter" drinks and merchandise are not available in the United States, as of March 25. The specialty items are available throughout the Asia-Pacific region. USA TODAY reached out to Starbucks for more information about a potential U.S. expansion of the collection.

What are the 'Harry Potter' Starbucks drinks?

Starbucks' Honeydukes Bursting Bonbons Series includes an iced latte, frappuccino and frozen tea. As of March 25, the drinks were only available in the Asia-Pacific region.

Here's a look at the "Harry Potter"-inspired drinks on the Starbucks menu:

  • Iced Honeydukes Bursting Bonbons Latte: Espresso, vanilla and caramel drizzle with honey bergamot-flavored bubble bursts, topped with pink and green Honeydukes-inspired sprinkles.
  • Honeydukes Bursting Bonbons Frappuccino: Blended espresso, vanilla and caramel drizzle with honey bergamot-flavored bubble bursts, topped with pink and green Honeydukes-inspired sprinkles.
  • Honeydukes Bursting Bonbons Frozen Tea: Black tea with Honeydukes-inspired sprinkles and honey bergamot-flavored bubble bursts.
Starbucks' Honeydukes Bursting Bonbons Frozen Tea is made with black tea, Honeydukes-inspired sprinkles and honey bergamot-flavored bubble bursts. As of March 25, the drinks were only available in the Asia-Pacific region.

The Iced Honeydukes Bursting Bonbons Latte and Frappuccino are available in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines and Singapore, according to a March 12 news release. The Honeydukes Bursting Bonbons Frozen Tea is available in Brunei, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam.

Starbucks' Honeydukes Bursting Bonbons Frappuccino includes blended espresso, vanilla and caramel drizzle with honey bergamot-flavored bubble bursts, topped with pink and green Honeydukes-inspired sprinkles. As of March 25, the drinks were only available in the Asia-Pacific region.

What are the 'Harry Potter' Starbucks merchandise items?

Starbucks' "Harry Potter" merchandise collection includes four color-changing mugs that represent each Hogwarts House. As of March 25, the mugs are only available in the Asia-Pacific region.

The limited-edition "Harry Potter" merchandise collection features more than 20 drinkware and lifestyle accessories, including four color-changing mugs that represent each Hogwarts House, Bearista keychains dressed in Hogwarts robes, Sorting Hat sticky notes and travel tags, according to a March 12 news release.

Starbucks' "Harry Potter" merchandise collection includes Bearista keychains dressed in Hogwarts robs, Sorting Hat sticky notes and travel tags. As of March 25, the merchandise is only available in the Asia-Pacific region.

The "Harry Potter" merchandise collection is available in Australia, Brunei, Cambodia, Hong Kong, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand and Vietnam, according to the March 12 news release.

Greta Cross is a national trending reporter at USA TODAY. Story idea? Email her at [email protected].

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