Starbucks’ Halloween Cups Arrived Sept. 15, and the Black Cat Frappuccino Arrived Oct. 22

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Starbucks Black Cat Frappuccino topped with chocolate cat ears beside the Venti Black Night Cookie

Seattle, WA — Grab your broom because Starbucks’ Halloween collection this year celebrates black cats with special merch, a Black Cat Frappuccino and a large, shareable black cookie. The exclusive black cat themed four-piece merchandise line arrived in select U.S. stores on September 15, and the Black Cat Frappuccino and Venti Black Night Cookie followed on October 22, on the menu through Halloween.

For every chain’s Halloween menu this year, see our Fall and Halloween Fast Food 2026 guide.

Starbucks’ holiday menu and its Holiday Bearista collection follow on November 5, in my Starbucks holiday menu story.

The Black Cat Merchandise Collection

The merchandise comes first, and black cats run through every piece: etched across the cold cup, peeking into the pumpkin mug, worn by the Bearista plush, and, on the menu side, shaped into the chocolate cat ears on the Frappuccino. The collection mixes two ceramic mugs, a stainless-steel cold cup, and a plush bag charm. All four pieces reach select U.S. coffeehouses beginning September 15, while supplies last, and they range from $14.95 for the Bearista charm to $29.95 for the cold cup.

Black cat mug ($19.95): a pumpkin-shaped ceramic mug, listed at 12 ounces, with a curious black cat peeking in over the rim.

Starbucks black cat pumpkin-shaped ceramic mug
Image: Starbucks

Cauldron mug ($16.95): a black 14-ounce cauldron mug, in Starbucks’ words “made for enjoying your favorite beverage (or potions!) throughout the Halloween season.”

Starbucks black cauldron mug
Image: Starbucks

Black cat stainless steel cold cup ($29.95): a matte black cold cup, listed at 23 ounces, covered in subtle black cat artwork that glows in the dark. At $29.95 it is the priciest piece in the collection and the only one with the glow-in-the-dark treatment.

Starbucks matte black stainless steel cold cup with glow-in-the-dark black cat artwork
Image: Starbucks

Black Cat Bearista Plush Bag Charm ($14.95): the Bearista, Starbucks’ plush bear, dressed for trick-or-treating in a black cat costume over a green apron, with a dual-function keychain and bag-charm clip. At $14.95 it is the least expensive piece in the collection, and it joins Starbucks’ recurring Bearista plush line.

Starbucks Black Cat Bearista plush bag charm in a cat costume and green apron
Image: Starbucks

The Black Cat Frappuccino and Black Night Cookie

The Black Cat Frappuccino and the Venti Black Night Cookie arrived on October 22 at select U.S. coffeehouses, on the menu through Halloween. The Frappuccino is a Crème Frappuccino, so it is blended without coffee, with a rich cocoa flavor that Starbucks says has brownie-like notes, topped with whipped cream and chocolate cat ears, and it comes only in a grande. The Venti Black Night Cookie is made with dark chocolate cookie dough, caramel fudge pieces and chunks of caramelized white chocolate. Starbucks’ announcement doesn’t list a price for either.

A Starbucks Black Cat Frappuccino in a clear cup with whipped cream and chocolate cat ears under a domed lid, with a cat face drawn on the cup
The Black Cat Frappuccino on October 22. Photo: Philip Hernandez

Salem, the black cat from Sabrina the Teenage Witch, is helping Starbucks launch the drink on its social channels, and the show streams on Paramount+ and Pluto TV.

A Starbucks Black Cat Frappuccino beside a large black cocoa cookie with caramel pieces on a Starbucks napkin
The Black Cat Frappuccino and the Venti Black Night Cookie. Photo: Philip Hernandez

When and Where to Buy

The merchandise came first, on September 15, and the Frappuccino and cookie followed on October 22, all in select U.S. Starbucks coffeehouses. Starbucks lists the merchandise while supplies last and the drink and cookie through Halloween, so check your local cafe.

For more of this season’s drinkware, see our guide to Halloween tumblers and water bottles.

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Philip Hernandez

Philip Hernandez is editor of Haunted Attraction Network and Seasonal Entertainment Source. He’s covered themed entertainment for decades through HAN, Green Tagged podcast, and is a regular contributor to InPark Magazine, Attractions Magazine, and InterPark Magazine. Philip produces the annual OSCARES Halloween Industry Awards and serves on the IAAPA Brass Ring Live Entertainment Task Force.

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