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6 seasonal coffee drinks to try in St. Louis

Seasonal sips to keep you warm this winter

As winter creeps across the St. Louis metro, it brings with it frosty days, ideal for a hot cup of coffee. Whether you’re looking for something warm to wrap your hands around or a small boost, here are a few seasonal drinks from St. Louis spots to try this season.


S’mores Latte

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COMA Coffee Roasters

This decadent latte (pictured above) is made with house-made mocha syrup, dusted with crushed graham crackers, and garnished with a freshly torched marshmallow. Thanks to COMA’s robust café hours, this photo-worthy find can be enjoyed morning, afternoon, or evening. 1034 S. Brentwood.


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Pumpkin Pie Latte

La Finca Coffee

Even after the fall frenzy has passed, pumpkin stands its ground as a winter drink staple at La Finca. Made with house-roasted espresso and cinnamon-rich pumpkin syrup, this latte is sure to help put some pep in your step on a cold morning. 137 S. Central, Eureka.


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Mulled Spice Brew

Course Coffee Roasters

This warming brew is made with a drip coffee, steeped with mulling spices, orange, and bitters, and finished with a splash of orange juice. It’s best enjoyed while cozying up in one of the many nooks at Course’s eclectic space. 1218/1220 N. 2nd, St. Charles.


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Salted Toasted Pecan Latte

The Annex Coffee & Foods

This sweet and salty treat is a great way to kick off your day or boost a dreary afternoon. Made with a rich, pecan cinnamon syrup topped with bits of toasted pecan and flaky sea salt, this latte is even better when seated on The Annex’s back patio under a heater. 8122 Big Bend.


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Brown Sugar Rosemary Latte

Kaldi’s Coffee

When ordered hot, the first thing you’ll notice about this latte is its intoxicating aroma. Pairing rich brown sugar with piney yet delicate rosemary, Kaldi’s has created a fan favorite. Kaldi’s currently offers dine-in, curbside, and carryout. Multiple locations. 


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Peppermint Mocha

The Wolf Café

Nothing says winter like a peppermint mocha, and this one is as festive as they come. Rich dark or white chocolate, peppermint syrup, and crushed peppermint topping make it the crown jewel of breakfast on a chilly morning. 15480 Clayton.