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A latte with a twist: Dunkin’ releases new Spiked Peppermint Mocha Iced Latte

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By Emily Caldwell Dec 3, 2024 12:32 PM

Dunkin' Spiked Peppermint Mocha — Dunkin’ / Dunkin’

Dunkin’ fans who loved the release of the first-ever Spiked Dunkin’ drink, the Spiked Pumpkin Spice Iced Latte, now have something else to get excited about. After the success of the fall variety, Dunkin’ has launched a new ready-to-drink Spiked Iced Coffee for the winter season. The limited-edition Dunkin’ Spiked Peppermint Mocha Iced Latte combined the classic flavors of peppermint mocha taste in a fun, adult-friendly variation.

The Spiked Peppermint Mocha Iced Latte will be available for a limited time, available in grocery and package stores across 28 states. The cocktail is crafted with real coffee, cool peppermint, decadent mocha flavors, and a non-dairy creamer that is vegan and lactose-intolerant friendly. Each drink contains 6% ABV, making it a perfect go-to for holiday gatherings and celebrations of any kind. This coffee cocktail can easily be chilled, poured into a margining glass, or enjoyed over ice. With the release of this exciting spiked coffee cocktail, you can now enjoy your favorite Dunkin’ seasonal winter flavors any time of the day.

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You can find the Dunkin’ Spiked Peppermint Mocha Iced Latte available in packs of 4, 12-ounce cans in select states, which include: Alabama, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wisconsin. This limited-edition Spiked winter flavor will only be available throughout the holiday season, so shake up the holiday party and try something new while supplies last.

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