Starbucks is rumored to release two Halloween-themed drinks, Elphaba’s Green Elixir and Glinda’s Pink Potion, on October 22. Leaked details suggest a peppermint-infused cold brew and a fruity Mango Dragon Fruit Refresher, perfectly timed for Halloween and the upcoming Wicked movie.
Starbucks Set to Unveil Wicked-Themed Halloween Drinks: Elphaba’s Green Elixir and Glinda’s Pink Potion
It’s officially Spooky Season, with skeletons adorning front yards, costume ideas flooding group chats, and fast-food chains rolling out their Halloween specials. Right on schedule, Starbucks—known for dominating seasonal drink offerings—is rumored to launch a "Wicked" collaboration on October 22 at select locations. Internet buzz suggests that two themed beverages, Elphaba’s Green Elixir, and Glinda’s Pink Potion, will debut just nine days before Halloween, coinciding with the lead-up to the highly anticipated Wicked movie release.
These two drinks are as visually striking as they are enticing. Though still in the rumor stage, leaked press photos are circulating online. According to a post from @WickedNewsHub on X, Elphaba's Green Elixir features "Starbucks Cold Brew sweetened with Peppermint syrup, topped with silky-smooth Nondairy Matcha Cream Cold Foam and colorful candy sprinkles." Meanwhile, Glinda’s Pink Potion offers a sweeter alternative with "a Mango Dragon Fruit Refresher hand-shaken with creamy coconut milk, ice, and real dragonfruit. It’s finished with Nondairy Strawberry Cream Cold Foam and candy sprinkles."
Starbucks’ Wicked Drinks Rumored to Offer Bold Flavors with Elphaba’s Peppermint Cold Brew and Glinda’s Fruity Refresher
Social media personality Markie Devo has also commented on the Starbucks x Wicked collab, citing a tip from a Starbucks employee. If the rumors are true, this festive drink drop will provide more than fun Halloween-themed beverages—these drinks sound delicious and offer distinct flavor profiles.
With its cold brew base, Elphaba's Green Elixir promises a caffeine boost with refreshing peppermint and a hint of matcha for balance. On the other hand, Glinda’s Pink Potion leans toward the fruity and sweet side, typical of Starbucks Refreshers. While not as strong as Elphaba’s cold brew, the green coffee extract in the Refresher base still delivers a gentle pick-me-up.
For those torn between the two drinks, there’s always the option to try both before they vanish—just like Halloween ghosts.


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