Starbucks debuts 5 new Bearista cups for the holiday season

The global coffee chain first introduced Bearista cups in December 2025.

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The global coffee chain first introduced Bearista cups in December 2025, and the cups quickly sold out.

Starbucks is introducing not one, but five new Bearista cups this holiday season.

The new limited-edition hand-blown glass cups, which make their official debut this week, include Aspen, a skiing bear; Reiny, a reindeer bear; Bunny, a snow bunny bear; Joy, an ice skating bear; and a mystery bear named Goldie.

Each of the new Bearista cups will also include a card that shares "their vibe, holiday tradition and signature Starbucks beverage order," the coffee giant said in a press release.

The winter-themed Bearista cups will cost $39.95 each, while supplies last, and are limited to two purchases per customer.

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Starbucks' Bearista cups have proven extremely popular among customers and collectors and sold out quickly after their initial launch in November 2025.

Since then, the global coffee chain has also introduced a Snoopy glass cup, a Pink Bearista cup with a strawberry straw topper, and a Soccer Bearista cup, alongside the original glass cup.

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