Need an afternoon pick-me-up today? Starbucks is offering a free holiday beverage with the purchase of another holiday beverage from 2 to 5 PM today through Sunday, November 20, at all of its US and Canadian stores. So grab a friend and enjoy one of several festive cups o’ joe: peppermint mocha, gingerbread latte, eggnog latte, caramel brûlée latte, and the new “skinny” peppermint mocha.
Buy One, Get One Free at Starbucks Starting Today
Today through Sunday, the ubiquitous coffee joint will be offering a free drink with purchase from 2 to 5 PM.
Need an afternoon pick-me-up today? Starbucks is offering a free holiday beverage with the purchase of another holiday beverage from 2 to 5 PM today through Sunday, November 20, at all of its US and Canadian stores. So grab a friend and enjoy one of several festive cups o’ joe: peppermint mocha, gingerbread latte, eggnog latte, caramel brûlée latte, and the new “skinny” peppermint mocha.
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