- On August 26, Starbucks added its beloved Pumpkin Spice Latte back on menus.
- In celebration of its return, the brand accompanied the reintroduction with a three-piece mini PSL cup collection.
- The limited edition lineup is available at participating stores until supplies last.
Starbucks fans, the time has come. Pumpkin Spice Lattes are back on menus for a limited time. To celebrate the highly anticipated release, Starbucks coupled the news with a three-piece mini PSL cup collection, comprised of a tumbler, a hot and cold cup, and a mug.
Modeled after the beloved latte, the drinkware trio boasts an array of warm orange hues and brown swirls, like cinnamon and nutmeg atop the signature latte. The limited edition collection is available now, until supplies last, at participating Starbucks locations.
PSL Tumbler with Charm
The minimalist of the group, the PSL Tumbler with Charm (16-ounces, $29.95) was created to keep Grande-sized hot drinks warm while traveling. It's the perfect stainless steel container for a PSL to-go, with a cute, rectangular charm to prove it. The PSL accessory is removable, in case you'd rather attach the chain to your keys or bag.
PSL Hot and Cold Cup with Pumpkin Straw Topper
Similar in design to the Floral Kaleidoscope Hot & Cold Cup with Flower Straw Topper from the fall cup collection, the PSL Hot and Cold Cup with Pumpkin Straw Topper (24-ounces, $24.95) suits Venti-sized drinks. Made with double-wall insulation, the warm-toned, striped cup includes a pumpkin-shaped cap to prevent spills while carrying on the go.
Pumpkin Stoneware Mug
The pièce de résistance of the trio, the Pumpkin Storeware Mug (12-ounces, $14.95) was created for PSL lovers to enjoy their hot, tall-size latte in comfort. They can ask their local Starbucks barista to pour the latte in their new mug while sipping it in-store, or they can try to recreate the PSL at home to enjoy on the couch. The round, pumpkin-shaped ceramic mug sports a warm-toned marble design.

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