Is it that sweet? There’s only one way to find out!
Sabrina Carpenter has officially partnered with Dunkin’ for her own drink, Sabrina’s Brown Sugar Shakin’ Espresso, the company announced Monday, Dec. 30.
After a dominant year in music with his latest album nominated for a Grammy Short and sweet and its lead single “Espresso,” the 25-year-old pop star is now collaborating with the coffee giant for a drink inspired by the song, which will be available nationwide on Tuesday, December 31.
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Sabrina Carpenter releases Espresso Ice Cream after the success of the hit song: ‘It Is That Sweet’
The iced beverage, according to Dunkin’, combines “bold espresso, notes of brown sugar and oat milk, shaken to perfection,” resulting in a “deliciously frothy, subtly sweet sip ready to kick off 2025 in style.”
Along with the announcement, Carpenter stars in a new Dunkin’ ad campaign — titled “Shake That Ess'” — directed by acclaimed Dave Meyers, whom she previously tapped for her “Espresso” music video and visual for single “Taste.”
Dunkin’ is also releasing a limited edition Shakin’ Espresso Shaker ($12.99) at ShopDunkin.com on Monday at 12pm ET.
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Dunkin’s latest pop-inspired beverage launched with a new $5 meal deal, which allows customers to pair two Wake-Up Wraps with a medium hot or iced coffee.
As for Carpenter, this isn’t the first time a chart topper has teamed up with a company in honor of her hit song. In June, it teamed up with Van Leeuwen for an espresso-flavored ice cream. Her photo from the single cover is printed on the blue ice cream box.
Dunkin’s latest offering comes as Carpenter is up for six awards at the upcoming 67th Grammy Awards, including Record of the Year and Best Pop Solo Performance for “Espresso,” while Short and sweet received confirmations in the categories for album of the year and best pop vocal album.
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Sabrina Carpenter at the 66th Annual GRAMMY Awards Pre-GRAMMYs.
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Before ‘Espresso’ Was Hot: A Look Back at Sabrina Carpenter’s Early Days as a Disney Star
In October, Carpenter spoke with TIME to TIME100 Next, as she talked about the moment she realized she’d reached a new level of fame — when Dan and Eugene Levy jokingly mentioned her during their opening monologue at the 2024 Emmys.
“That was probably the first time I said, Oh, I’m not even there” she told the publication, before discussing why she feels ready to do so at the current point in his career.
“I grew up watching those shows and I was like, ‘I want to do this,'” Carpenter said of performing at the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, which was “another dream come true” when she performed a medley of “Please Please Please,” ” Taste ” and “Espresso.” “But then everything just seemed that way – not even out of reach, just like I had a different plan in my head when it was all about to happen.”
“I feel so ready for these moments,” she added. “If I was even 17 or 18, I think I would have been much, much more nervous and intimidated.”
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