For every EPCOT festival, each Joffrey’s stand inside EPCOT always goes out of their way to create a brand new drink for the festival. This year for EPCOT’S 2020 International Festival of the Arts, we have latte drinks and doughnuts themed around different art periods and movements. In Canada, we have the Impressionism Pairing; in Showcase Plaza, the Renaissance Pairing; Future World East has the Modern Pairing, and The American Adventure has the Baroque Pairing. We aren’t really sure which art movement is our favorite, so we’ll let the drinks decide.
Menu for the Joffrey’s Kiosks at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts
Beverages:
- 🆕 Canada: Impressionism Pairing: Blackberry Iced Latte topped with a delicious Blueberry Donut and Sweet Whipped Cream and Sprinkles – $8.99
- 🆕 Showcase Plaza: Renaissance Pairing: Iced Mocha Latte served with a timeless Glazed Donut and Sprinkles – $8.99
- 🆕 Future World East: Modern Pairing: Coconut Iced Latte garnished with a decadent Chocolate Donut and topped with Whipped Cream and Sprinkles – $8.99
- 🆕 The American Adventure: Baroque Pairing: White Mocha Iced Latte layered with a Red Velvet Donut and Sprinkles – $8.99
Photos of Menu Items from the Joffrey’s Kiosks at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts
*NEW* Impressionism Pairing: Blackberry Iced Latte topped with a delicious Blueberry Donut and Sweet Whipped Cream and Sprinkles (Canada) – $8.99
The coffee is a bit sweet, as you get a lot of the berry flavoring. Our group was divided on this; half loved it, half thought it was just okay, and one thought it tasted liked artificial berry syrup in a watered-down coffee. But the real star of this pairing is the donut.
Everyone in our group thought the donut was excellent. Even as someone who isn’t a regular fan of blueberry anything… the donut was delicious.
*NEW* Renaissance Pairing: Iced Mocha Latte served with a timeless Glazed Donut and Sprinkles (Showcase Plaza) – $8.99
Logistically, carrying this around is a challenge, as the donut just sits on the cup. The “timeless” donut tastes just like any glazed donut from any donut shop in America.
That being said, the donut is very well glazed. We liked it, though it can be a bit greasy and cake-y.
The Latte on its own isn’t anything special… but with the addition of the donut IN the latte… it adds another level of flavor making this an overall well-liked treat. There are worse things you can do for breakfast in EPCOT. The only challenge is breaking up the donut and mixing it into the latte, as this kiosk doesn’t have spoons.
*NEW* Modern Pairing: Coconut Iced Latte garnished with a decadent Chocolate Donut and topped with Whipped Cream and Sprinkles (Future World East) – $8.99
We’ll start with this thought: coconut and chocolate is always a good mix.
The glazed donut in this iteration of Joffrey’s coffee-donut creation is soft and moist. When you dunk it, the donut’s texture is nicely complemented by the coconut coffee flavor.
While this isn’t the best of the four beverages, it’s good for a breakfast stop.
*NEW* Baroque Pairing: White Mocha Iced Latte layered with a Red Velvet Donut and Sprinkles (The American Adventure) – $8.99
The Iced White Mocha Coffee was our favorite of the day. It was robust and flavorful.
The donut followed suit with a surprisingly perfect red velvet donut that was glazed just right!
Not too heavy, and not too sweet… this was our favorite Joffrey’s festival pairing yet.
Locations of the Joffrey’s Kiosks at the EPCOT International Festival of the Arts
The Future World East Joffrey’s kiosk is located through the Breezeway toward the future site of the Play Pavilion. You can find it at number 1 on the map below.
The Canada Joffrey’s location is just outside of the gate leading to World ShowPlace, between the United Kingdom and Canada pavilions. You can find it at number 18 on the map below.
The Showcase Plaza Joffrey’s location is located next to Disney Traders as you head toward the Mexico pavilion. You can find it at number 3 on the map below.
The American Adventure Joffrey’s kiosk is located on World Showcase Promenade between The American Adventure and the Italy pavilion. You can find it at number 10 on the map below.
Which drink (or art period) was your favorite of the four? Let us know in the comments below!
Do these count as a snack?
We got the mocha with the classic glazes doughnut. The doughnut was about 80% glaze, and kind of gross. You need a serious sweet tooth for that to taste good.