International Coffee Day is celebrated every year on October 1, bringing coffee lovers together to celebrate one of the world's most popular beverages and the culture built around it. The day also highlights the millions of farmers, workers and communities whose efforts keep the global coffee industry going.

International Coffee Day is celebrated every year on October 1, bringing coffee lovers together to celebrate one of the world's most popular beverages and the culture built around it. The day also highlights the millions of farmers, workers and communities whose efforts keep the global coffee industry going.

The global theme for International Coffee Day 2026 is “Coffee is Part of the Solution,” focusing on the role of coffee communities, support for farmers and the need to address sustainability and climate challenges affecting the industry.

While a classic cup of hot coffee will always have its charm, Gen Z's coffee preferences are all about experimenting with flavours and café-style combinations. From refreshing cold brews to fruity espresso mixes and creamy smoothies, there are plenty of ways to give your morning caffeine fix a fun upgrade.

Iced Vanilla Brown Sugar Latte