For every food festival, each Joffrey’s stand inside EPCOT always goes out of its way to create a special beverage. This year, for the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival, there are several unique options featuring chai, iced tea, and a mocha drink drizzled in chocolate.

Menu for the Joffrey’s Kiosks at the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival

Beverages:

• 🆕 The American Adventure – Cinnamon Chai: Refreshing Iced Chai topped with Whipped Cream and Cinnamon (Non-Alcoholic) – $6.39
• 🆕 Near Canada – Tropical Tea Breeze: Iced Tea and Frozen Lemon with a splash of Coconut Syrup (Non-Alcoholic) – $6.39
• 🆕 Near Disney Traders – Double Trouble Chai: Tantalizing Iced Chai with a Single Shot of Espresso topped with Whipped Cream and Cinnamon (Non-Alcoholic) – $6.39
• 🆕 Near Mission: SPACE – Cocoa Cold Brew: Kona Mocha topped with Whipped Cream and drizzled with Chocolate (Non-Alcoholic) – $6.39

Photos of Menu Items from the Joffrey’s Kiosks at the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival

*NEW* Cinnamon Chai: Refreshing Iced Chai topped with Whipped Cream and Cinnamon – $6.39 (The American Adventure)

This was a very gentle chai. The chai flavor isn’t strong at all, but rather quite subtle. It tastes mostly like cinnamon and milk.

Still, it was refreshing and tasty. It includes a pirouette cookie, which was a nice addition to an outstanding drink.

*NEW* Tropical Tea Breeze: Iced Tea and Frozen Lemon with a splash of Coconut Syrup – $6.39 (Near Canada)

The frozen lemon melts in the tea, so this drink just comes out iced. The flavors melded together well. Coconut was something we were questioning having in our tea, but it turned out well.

We got ours with vodka, which is available at the stand. We found we couldn’t taste the alcohol at all, which isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The coconut hides it very well.

Even if you don’t like tea or vodka, all the flavors meld together so well that you’ll probably still like this drink.

*NEW* Double Trouble Chai: Tantalizing Iced Chai with a Single Shot of Espresso topped with Whipped Cream and Cinnamon – $6.39 (Near Disney Traders)

A spiked version of the Double Trouble Chai is available with Carolans Irish cream cold brew liqueur for $12.99, and that’s what we got.

It’s a smooth chai that isn’t overly spicy. The Irish cream cold brew complemented it well because it’s not an overpowering liqueur. It does contain espresso, so it definitely lives up to the “double trouble” name. The powdered cinnamon on top is a nice touch.

The cookie is a cinnamon Pirouette with vanilla inside, which provides a little sweetness. We would recommend eating it quickly, though, because it can get soggy. Overall, we liked this relatively subtle drink and would probably get it again with or without liquor.

*NEW* Cocoa Cold Brew: Kona Mocha topped with Whipped Cream and drizzled with Chocolate – $6.39 (Near Mission: SPACE)

This honestly was not that great for coffee lovers. It comes frozen, but pretty much tastes like mocha syrup and ice. Once it melts, it’s a little bit more bearable, but get ready for frozen chocolate syrup as we didn’t taste any of the cold brew.

The sign says there is a chocolate drizzle, but we didn’t see any. Instead, it had cocoa shavings on top. The cookie is a basic Pirouette, but it stayed crunchy.

We wouldn’t recommend this unless you like frozen chocolate syrup.

Locations of the Joffrey’s Kiosks at the EPCOT International Food & Wine Festival

The American Adventure Joffrey’s kiosk is located on World Showcase Promenade between The American Adventure and the Italy Pavilion, number 12 on the map below.

The Canada Joffrey’s kiosk is located just outside the gate leading to World Showplace, between the United Kingdom and Canada Pavilions, number 19 on the map below.

The Showcase Plaza Joffrey’s kiosk is located just as you enter World Showcase heading towards the Mexico Pavilion, number 28 on the map below.

The Future World East Joffrey’s kiosk is located near the future sites of the Play! Pavilion and Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind, number 1 on the map below.

Which drink was your favorite of the four? Let us know in the comments below!