We Know EXACTLY How You’re Starting Your Next Park Day in Disney World

Coffee lovers, listen up! Disney dropped new cold brews, and we tried three to see if they’re worth the hype.

It doesn’t feel like a Disney day without starting it with a sip of coffee, and we have some new contenders for the first drink of your Disney World day.

First, we’re heading to Magic Kingdom! We tried The White Rabbit for $6.49 at Cheshire Cafe. It’s made with Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee with White Chocolate Sauce, Raspberry Cold Foam, Raspberry Powder, and a Chocolate Piece.

Right off the bat, we did notice that it didn’t look quite as piteresque as we were expecting! When we got it, it was the first day they were released, so it might take a little bit for Cast Members to get familiar with the new menu. This wasn’t our favorite drink, and we thought it got watered down very quickly, lacking much flavor beyond bitter.

The cold foam had a great raspberry flavor that we enjoyed, but because it melted quickly into the drink, we couldn’t enjoy it as much as we would have preferred. If you’re someone who likes classic cold brew, this one might be for you since it’s not too wild or out there.

Also in Magic Kingdom, we tried the Honey Lavender Cold Brew for $6.29 at Golden Oak Outpost. It’s made with Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee with Honey-Lavender Cold Foam, Honeycomb Toffee, and  Sugar Candy Piece.

We really enjoyed this fun drink! The honeycomb on top gave a fun, sweet, crunchy element, along with the sugar honey bee, and it was so pretty that so many people stopped us while we were taking photos to ask about it. The honey cold foam was delicious, with a perfect level of sweetness and lavender as the background flavor.

When mixed with the cold brew, the coffee was sweet but still retained its classic, stronger flavors. We were living our Pooh Bear dreams with it and would totally get this again.

Then we headed to Hollywood Studios to have the Epic Cold Brew Spectacular! at Epic Eats for $6.79. This drink is made with Vanilla-flavored Joffrey’s Cold Brew Coffee, Cookie Butter Cold Foam, and Your Share of the Treasure.

This was another hit! The vanilla in the cold brew added a little bit of sweetness without losing the integrity of the coffee flavor. It was not super syrupy but was instead light. The cookie butter parts sink to the bottom, so make sure you give it a good swirl before drinking. We also liked the small pieces of gold treasure, which added little sparks of sweetness.

The best part was the Indiana Jones hat, which was milk chocolate and tasted like the chocolate on a Mickey Premium Bar. It wasn’t super rich or bitter, but it matched the drinker really well. We think it’s a great addition to Epic Eats, but we think they should make a kids’ version without coffee because so many kids loved the way the drink looked.

We’re so glad new cold brews are being added to menus across Disney World, and as avid coffee lovers, we’re always down for a new take on our favorite Joffrey’s. Make sure you keep following AllEars for more!

I RANK DISNEY WORLD COFFEE FOR A LIVING, AND THESE NEW DRINKS JUST MADE MY JOB HARDER

What’s your go-to coffee at Disney World? Tell us in the comments.

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