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When the blood coursing through your veins is 50 percent Starbucks and 50 percent love for Taylor Swift, the mere prospect of a potential Taylor Swift x Starbucks collaboration may as well be a direct serotonin injection. Consider that serotonin delivered. On Nov. 12, following a week of teasing, Starbucks and Taylor officially announced a special collab, in celebration of the long-awaited Red (Taylor's Version) release and of Starbucks's red-cup season. Starting now, Starbucks customers can order Taylor's Latte, hear Swift's songs on loop at Starbucks, and spread Swiftie love with a Taylor Swift x Starbucks eGift. We might be OK, but we are not fine at all.

How to Order Taylor's Latte From Starbucks

Both in Starbucks locations and at the drive-through, Swifties can officially order Taylor's favorite Starbucks drink: a Grande caramel nonfat latte. Once you're ready to order, you can simply ask for "Taylor's Latte" or "Taylor's Version." If you're ordering within the Starbucks app, simply navigate to the Taylor card and tap "order now."

More Starbucks x Taylor Swift Collab Details

Taylor's Latte isn't the only celebratory initiative. Starting Nov. 12, Starbucks will stream Red (Taylor's Version), in addition to more of Swift's fan-favorite songs, in its locations. You can keep those musical vibes going even after you leave the store with this convenient Starbucks x Taylor Swift playlist.

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Starbucks x Taylor Swift Collab Rumors

On Nov. 8, before anything was confirmed, Starbucks posted a series of tweets that made a collab with Swift seem not so far-fetched. "It's Red Season," the coffee chain tweeted, along with a series of emoji that included a red scarf. ("All Too Well" flashbacks, anyone?) Naturally, fans of both Swift and Starbucks flooded the tweet with frenzied replies, assuming it signaled some sort of upcoming Starbucks x Taylor Swift drink or merch line.

As rumors swirled, let's just say Starbucks did little to deny the possibility. In response to one Twitter user's reply that referenced lyrics to Swift's "Begin Again," Starbucks cleverly tweeted, "Here's to throwing your head back laughing like a little kid." When another person quoted Swift's "'Tis the Damn Season," Starbucks replied, "It always leads to a Starbucks in your hometown." The brand went on to quote even more of Swift's songs in its tweet replies, like "Holy Ground," "Everything Has Changed," and, of course, "All Too Well." It's also worth noting that Starbucks changed its Twitter bio to another play on Swift's "Begin Again": "On a Friday, in a café..." Still, the brand played. In response to one person calling the potential "love story" their "favorite collab of all time," Starbucks wrote, "What do you mean? Red x The Holidays?"

It's Red Season. ☕️✨