In anticipation of the highly-awaited Wicked film adaptation, Starbucks U.S. has brewed up something magical for fans and coffee lovers alike. To celebrate the iconic Broadway musical’s upcoming big-screen debut, Starbucks has launched a limited-edition Wicked-themed collection, featuring drinks and merchandise inspired by the beloved characters of Oz—Glinda the Good Witch and Elphaba the Wicked Witch. Starbucks fans around the globe, including in the Philippines, are already buzzing with excitement, hoping these new offerings make their way to local stores soon.
The Starbucks x Wicked collaboration offers two exclusive drinks that capture the essence of Wicked’s unforgettable lead characters. Glinda’s Pink Potion, a visually stunning pink drink, mirrors the character’s cheerful personality. The icy blend is made with coconut milk and dragonfruit, topped with a layer of strawberry cold foam and adorned with candy sprinkles—a mix that will remind local fans of the Mango Dragonfruit Starbucks Refreshers. Meanwhile, Elphaba’s Cold Brew takes on a darker shade, reflecting the intensity and mystery of the “wicked” witch. This green layered beverage features a bold peppermint-sweetened cold brew, topped with non-dairy matcha cold foam and a sprinkle of green candy dust. Together, these two drinks create a perfect balance of Wicked’s dual themes—light and dark, sweet and bold.
A Collection for Every Wicked Fan
In addition to the beverages, Starbucks has introduced a line of Wicked-inspired merchandise in the U.S., offering fans the chance to add a touch of Oz to their everyday coffee rituals. The collection includes five unique lines: Glinda’s Collection, Elphaba’s Collection, Emerald City Collection, the Wicked Discovery Series Collection, and a special line that merges Glinda’s signature pink with Elphaba’s green. Each collection boasts a range of drinkware, from tumblers to mugs, adorned with designs that evoke the magic and wonder of Oz.
Among the standout pieces are the Wicked-themed Starbucks cards. These exclusive cards are designed with hints of gold and Emerald City green, and one even features a Grimmerie-inspired casing that doubles as a keychain. Collectors and fans alike will find these cards to be a must-have for their Starbucks collection, adding a collectible charm that’s perfect for the season.
Will It Come to the Philippines?
Starbucks Philippines recently teased a possible local release of the Wicked collaboration, posting a teaser with pink and green graphics and a haunting piano rendition of Defying Gravity, one of the musical’s most famous songs. Fans in the Philippines are speculating that the Wicked-themed drinks and merchandise may soon hit local stores, potentially in time with the film’s premiere in the country on November 20. Starbucks enthusiasts are crossing their fingers, hoping they’ll be able to indulge in the magical drinks and bring home the collectible merchandise soon.
Starbucks Brings Broadway to Its Stores
With the Wicked collaboration, Starbucks has once again found a way to connect its brand to pop culture, appealing to both musical theater fans and coffee lovers. As competition in the coffee industry continues to grow, partnerships like this help Starbucks create an experience that goes beyond just a cup of coffee—it’s a celebration of art, theater, and community.
For now, fans can only wait in anticipation, hoping these drinks and collectibles will appear in local Starbucks stores. If the U.S. reception is any indication, this Wicked-inspired collaboration is likely to be a spellbinding success, offering a dash of Broadway magic to the holiday season.


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