Caramel Brulée Latte: What's In It and How to Order It

The Caramel Brulée Latte is espresso and steamed milk with caramel brulée sauce, topped with whipped cream and crunchy caramel brulée bits. It's one of the sweetest drinks on the holiday menu, so most customizations are about reining that in.

Order it like this

Starbucks · Guide recipe

Grande Caramel Brulée Latte

• 2 pumps caramel brulée sauce
• Light whip, extra brulée bits

Make it mine

How to order these without fumbling

A grande has four pumps of brulée sauce — two is plenty if you still want to taste the espresso.
The brulée bits are the texture; ask for extra if you're keeping the whip.
Iced caramel brulée with cold foam instead of whip is a popular custom build.

Sources & menu details

Starbucks menu — featured and seasonal drinks

Questions people ask

What is caramel brulée sauce?

A rich, burnt-sugar caramel sauce — deeper and less buttery than regular caramel syrup, which is why it reads as toasted rather than plain sweet.

How many calories are in a caramel brulée latte?

A grande with 2% milk and whipped cream is around 410 calories. Cutting pumps and skipping the whip brings it down considerably.

Can I get caramel brulée year-round?

The sauce is seasonal, but some stores have leftover stock into winter. Off-season, caramel syrup with extra caramel drizzle is the closest stand-in.

Related guides

Starbucks holiday drinks

The Starbucks holiday menu — peppermint mocha, chestnut praline, caramel brulée and more — with exact customized orders you can copy.

Chestnut praline latte

What's in a Starbucks Chestnut Praline Latte — espresso, chestnut praline syrup, whipped cream and spiced praline crumbs — plus copyable orders.

Caramel macchiato

How a caramel macchiato is actually built — vanilla syrup, milk, espresso on top, caramel drizzle — plus real customized orders to copy.