Dutch Bros Teas Menu 2026: Prices, Flavors, and Which One to Order
Updated July 2026. Prices checked across multiple locations and may vary by store.
Yes, Dutch Bros has tea, and it’s genuinely worth ordering. The Dutch Bros teas menu includes black tea (Paris), organic green tea, hot teas like Cinnamon Spice and Earl Grey, chai, and a long list of fruit syrups to build your own combination. The Palm Beach Tea and the OG Gummy Bear Paris Tea are the two most popular starting points.
At a glance:
- Dutch Bros teas run about $4.55 to $6.25, verified directly from the app, with size and build affecting the exact price.
- Chai tea is one of the most searched Dutch Bros drinks overall, and it’s based on black tea, not green tea.
- Green tea has roughly 25 to 45mg of caffeine per serving, far less than an espresso drink.
I walked into a Dutch Bros drive thru a few years ago as a certified non coffee person, mildly annoyed at everyone around me who seemed to have a “thing” they ordered. The broista suggested a Palm Beach Tea. I said sure, mostly just to have an answer ready. That was two years ago, and now every Tuesday morning I order it with extra ice. So when people ask “does Dutch Bros even have tea,” I take it a little personally. They do, and some of it is genuinely excellent.
Table of Contents
What Teas Does Dutch Bros Actually Have?
Dutch Bros splits its tea menu into a few main groups.
Hot teas:
- Organic Green Tea
- Paris Black Tea
- Cinnamon Spice Tea
- Earl Grey Tea
- Decaf Ceylon Tea (caffeine free)
Iced teas:
- Iced Paris Black Tea
- Iced Green Tea
- Specialty builds like Tropical, Palm Beach, Double Rainbro, and Electric Berry
Chai:
- Chai Latte (hot or iced), built on black tea, not green tea
- Horchata Chai, a seasonal favorite
Everything on the iced tea side can be customized with syrups, milk, and toppings, which is where the Dutch Bros chai menu and the tea menu start to overlap.
Dutch Bros Hot Tea Menu, Prices and Nutrition
Does Dutch Bros have hot tea? Yes, and it’s a genuinely underrated part of the menu. The prices below are pulled straight from the Dutch Bros app, so they’re accurate for that order, though your local store could still run slightly different pricing.
| Drink | Size | Price | Calories | Caffeine | Sugar |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Paris Black Tea | Small (12oz) | $4.55 | 80 | 50mg | 19g |
| Paris Black Tea | Medium (16oz) | $4.95 | 80 | 50mg | 19g |
| Paris Black Tea | Large (20oz) | $5.75 | 80 | 100mg | 19g |
| Organic Green Tea | Small (12oz) | $4.55 | 80 | 25mg | 20g |
| Organic Green Tea | Medium (16oz) | $4.95 | 160 | 35mg | 40g |
| Organic Green Tea | Large (20oz) | $5.75 | 240 | 45mg | 60g |
Hot tea can be topped with Sweet Cream (+$1.00) or Soft Top (+$1.00), or plain Whipped Cream at no extra charge. Since it’s steeped to order, expect an extra 30 seconds to a minute at the window, most broistas use that time to chat, which makes the wait feel shorter.
Earl Grey, Cinnamon Spice, and Decaf Ceylon aren’t shown above since they weren’t in the app screens I checked, but they’re standard menu items and typically fall in the same price range as Paris Black Tea and Organic Green Tea at your store.
Dutch Bros Iced Tea Menu, Prices and Nutrition
Iced tea is where most of the customization happens, and sizing runs bigger than hot tea: small is 16oz, medium is 24oz, large is 32oz. Prices below are pulled directly from the app.
| Drink | Small (16oz) | Medium (24oz) | Large (32oz) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Peach Black Tea | $4.55 (100 cal) | $4.95 (200 cal) | $5.75 (300 cal) |
| Palm Beach Black Tea | $4.55 (90 cal) | $4.95 (180 cal) | $5.75 (270 cal) |
| Marmalade Black Tea | $4.55 (80 cal) | $4.95 (160 cal) | $5.75 (250 cal) |
| Eclipse Black Tea | $5.05 (170 cal) | $5.45 (260 cal) | $6.25 (350 cal) |
| Dragon Slayer Black Tea | $5.05 (170 cal) | $5.45 (260 cal) | $6.25 (350 cal) |
| Strawberry Green Tea | $4.55 (80 cal) | $4.95 (160 cal) | $5.75 (240 cal) |
| Passionfruit Green Tea | $4.55 (80 cal) | $4.95 (160 cal) | $5.75 (240 cal) |
| Peach Green Tea | $4.55 (100 cal) | $4.95 (200 cal) | $5.75 (300 cal) |
| Palm Beach Green Tea | $4.55 (90 cal) | $4.95 (180 cal) | $5.75 (270 cal) |
| Double Rainbro Green Tea | $4.55 (90 cal) | $4.95 (180 cal) | $5.75 (270 cal) |
| Tropical Green Tea | $4.55 (80 cal) | $4.95 (170 cal) | $5.75 (260 cal) |
Eclipse and Dragon Slayer cost a bit more than the rest, since both include a blackberry or blue raspberry float on top. Tropical Green Tea contains coconut, worth knowing if you’re avoiding it.
Toppings and mix-ins for iced tea include Freeze-Dried Fruity Candy (+$1.00), Strawberry Fruit (+$1.00), Mango Poppin’ Boba (+$1.00), Strawberry Poppin’ Boba (+$1.00), and Sweet Cream (+$1.00), all shown right in the app’s customization screen.
Rocky Point Tea, a blackberry, coconut, peach, and orange combination, is one of the newer additions and is confirmed as an official flavor combo option in the app, so it’s worth asking for even if you haven’t seen it listed on the board yet.
Dutch Bros Sweet Tea Menu
For a sweeter, more dessert style sip, Dutch Bros also offers a couple of sweet tea builds. I don’t have app screenshots confirming these exact numbers, so treat this table as an estimate rather than a verified price.
| Drink | Size | Approx. Price | Calories | Caffeine |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Iced Sweet Tea | Small | $3.25 | 70 | 35mg |
| Iced Sweet Tea | Medium | $3.95 | 100 | 55mg |
| Iced Sweet Tea | Large | $4.15 | 140 | 70mg |
| Peaches and Cream Iced Sweet Tea | Small | $4.25 | 280 | 30mg |
| Peaches and Cream Iced Sweet Tea | Medium | $4.95 | 400 | 45mg |
| Peaches and Cream Iced Sweet Tea | Large | $5.15 | 530 | 55mg |
Upgrading a Sweet Tea from small to medium usually adds about $0.70, and medium to large adds roughly another $0.20 to $0.30, based on the size upcharge pattern seen across the verified iced tea prices above. Confirm the exact number in the app before you order.
Popular Secret Menu Teas, Straight From the App
Dutch Bros actually builds its secret menu into the app itself. When you customize an Iced Green Tea or Iced Black Tea, a “Choose Your Secret Flavor Combo” screen shows dozens of named combinations you can select directly, no need to memorize ingredients or explain anything to your broista. A few worth trying:
- Laser Cat: Raspberry and coconut. This is the same build I mentioned earlier as my homemade DIY tea, and it’s genuinely an official selectable option, not just word of mouth.
- Tiger’s Blood: Strawberry and coconut, also available as a zero sugar version with sugar free coconut and sugar free strawberry.
- Unicorn Blood: Almond, strawberry, and white chocolate.
- OG Gummy Bear: Pomegranate, passion fruit, ruby red grapefruit, and watermelon.
- Rose City: Strawberry and peach, simple and easy to recommend to a first timer.
- Rocky Point: Blackberry, peach, coconut, and orange, the same newer flavor mentioned above.
Since these are built into the ordering app rather than passed around informally, they’re some of the most reliable “secret menu” picks to try, any location running the current app version should be able to make them exactly as listed.
Why My Iced Black Tea Suddenly Tasted Different
A while back, I ordered my usual iced black tea and something was off. It tasted completely different, flatter, less smooth, and I actually texted a friend to make sure I wasn’t imagining it. It turns out I wasn’t. Several other customers reported the same thing around the same time, and the general consensus online is that Dutch Bros adjusted its default black tea blend.
Since then, I’ve stopped ordering “black tea” by default and started asking specifically for Paris Tea by name. Broistas still brew it fresh, and it consistently tastes like the version I remember. If your black tea has ever tasted off to you, this is worth trying before writing the whole category off.
I’ve also started making my own version at home using Harney and Sons black tea (the same tea Dutch Bros brews with) and Torani syrups. My homemade take on the Laser Cat black tea, a raspberry and coconut combination that’s better known as a Rebel build but works just as well over tea, turned out so well that I barely order it in store anymore. If you want to try your own combinations, black tea with sweet cream, strawberry, and vanilla is a genuinely good one, and black tea with Rocky Point flavors and coconut milk is another favorite of mine.
The Best Dutch Bros Teas, Ranked From Personal Experience
1. Palm Beach Iced Green Tea
My Tuesday order. Iced green tea with peach and pomegranate. Sweet without being candy sweet, and the pomegranate adds enough tartness to keep it interesting. Best for first timers.

2. OG Gummy Bear Paris Tea
Black tea with pomegranate, watermelon, grapefruit, and passion fruit. Bold, fruity, and probably the most popular tea order for a reason.

3. Sweet Sunrise Paris Tea
Black tea with peach, orange, banana, and passion fruit. The banana adds a creaminess that makes this feel more substantial than a typical iced tea.

4. Electric Berry Green Tea
Green tea, lime, blue raspberry, and a Rebel energy drink base. Technically half tea, half energy drink, so the caffeine is real. A good afternoon pick.

5. Tropical Iced Tea
Coconut and passion fruit with a blue raspberry boost. Available on black or green tea, though green lightens the whole thing up.

6. Hot Cinnamon Spice Tea
Underrated. Warm and spiced without being overly sweet, and good on cold mornings.
7. Hot Earl Grey Tea
Classic bergamot black tea. Since it steeps at the window, it’s a good order when you’re not in a rush.
8. Iced Paris Tea with Soft Top
Sweet, floral, then creamy as the Soft Top melts in. Feels close to dessert.
9. Horchata Chai
Seasonal, but worth asking about. It’s an Oregon Chai latte with cinnamon, caramel, and white chocolate syrups. The horchata flavor is subtle, more like a warm background note than the star of the show. If you love chai but want something a little more indulgent, this is it.
Best for: Chai fans who also love fall drinks.

10. Double Rainbro Tea
Green tea with strawberry, peach, and coconut. This is a menu item, not a secret menu build. The name is a little over-the-top but the drink is actually well-balanced. The coconut keeps it from being too fruity, and the strawberry + peach combo is a classic for a reason.
Best for: People who like fruity-sweet without being one-note.
11. Hot Organic Green Tea (Customized)
Here’s my personal version: hot green tea with raspberry and coconut syrups. Order it and you will get something that tastes almost exactly like a Pink Starburst. I’m not even exaggerating. When I’m stressed or homesick or just having a rough one, this is the drink I drive to get. It costs less than $5 and it reliably makes me feel better.
Best for: Stress relief, nostalgia, afternoons that need a reset.
12. Decaf Ceylon Tea
Not glamorous. Not exciting. But when I had to quit energy drinks cold turkey because my heart was doing things hearts shouldn’t do, this became my morning anchor. Honey and lemon, hot, decaf. No caffeine weirdness. Just the ritual of a warm drink at the window. Don’t sleep on this one if you’re sensitive to caffeine.
Best for: Caffeine-sensitive folks, evening orders, the simple life.
13. Dutch Mojito Iced Tea
Black tea with coconut, lime, and crรจme de menthe. On paper, this sounds like a cocktail. In practice, it tastes like a really good mocktail. The mint is subtle, not aggressive, and the lime keeps everything bright. It’s a great order if you’re bored of fruity teas and want something that tastes a little more grown-up.
Best for: People who want something unexpected.
14. Marmalade Tea
Black tea with ruby red grapefruit, strawberry, and orange. This one leans more tart than sweet, which I appreciate. It’s not for everyone but if you find most Dutch Bros drinks too sugary, this is a good middle ground. The grapefruit does real work here.
Best for: People who want tea that tastes like tea, not candy.
Dutch Bros Tea Comparison Table
| Tea | Base | Flavor Profile | Caffeine | Hot or Iced |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Palm Beach | Green | Peach, pomegranate | Low to medium | Iced or hot |
| OG Gummy Bear | Black | Watermelon, grapefruit, passion fruit | Medium | Iced |
| Sweet Sunrise | Black | Peach, orange, banana | Medium | Iced |
| Electric Berry | Green plus Rebel | Blue raspberry, lime | High | Iced |
| Tropical | Black or green | Coconut, passion fruit | Low to medium | Both |
| Cinnamon Spice | Spiced, hot | Cinnamon | Low | Hot |
| Earl Grey | Black | Bergamot | Medium | Hot |
| Horchata Chai | Oregon Chai | Cinnamon, caramel, white chocolate | Medium | Hot or iced |
| Decaf Ceylon | Decaf black | Classic tea | None | Hot |
| Rocky Point | Black | Blackberry, coconut, peach, orange | Medium | Iced |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Dutch Bros have tea?
Yes. The menu includes black tea, green tea, chai, and dozens of customizable flavor combinations, hot or iced.
Is there a way to order a stronger brewed tea?
For hot tea, yes, since it’s steeped to order, ask for an extra tea bag or a longer steep and most locations can accommodate it. Iced tea is pre-batched from a pitcher, so a stronger brew is less reliable there, your best bet is asking if they can steep a small fresh batch.
Is Dutch Bros chai sugar free?
Not fully. The Oregon Chai concentrate itself contains sugar, so there’s no sugar free chai base. You can still ask for sugar free flavor syrups on top, and requesting “half sweet” also cuts back the overall sweetness.
If I order a sugar free flavored tea, do they add another sweetener, or is it just the flavor?
Sugar free syrups already include a sweetener, usually a sucralose based blend, in place of regular sugar. You’re not getting an unsweetened drink, just one sweetened differently.
Can I get the fruity teas unsweetened, not sugar free, but genuinely unsweet?
Yes, sort of. Since the sweetness in most fruity teas comes from the flavor syrup itself, asking for it “light” or with fewer pumps will make it less sweet, but it will also taste less like the fruit flavor. A true unsweetened version means plain tea with little to no syrup.
How much does it cost to upgrade a Sweet Tea size?
Roughly $0.70 to go from small to medium, and another $0.20 to $0.30 from medium to large, though this varies slightly by location.
Are Dutch Bros teas gluten free?
The tea bases and most syrups are gluten free, but Dutch Bros recommends checking with your specific location if you have celiac disease or a serious gluten sensitivity, since cross contamination can vary by store.
Key Takeaways
- Dutch Bros teas include black tea, green tea, chai, and dozens of syrup combinations, hot or iced.
- Hot tea runs 12oz, 16oz, and 20oz, while iced tea runs bigger at 16oz, 24oz, and 32oz, priced mostly between $4.55 and $6.25.
- If your black tea has tasted different lately, ask for “Paris Tea” by name, that’s the classic blend.
- The Dutch Bros app has an actual built in secret flavor menu, including confirmed picks like Laser Cat and Rocky Point.
- Chai isn’t available fully sugar free, since the base concentrate itself contains sugar.
- Matcha availability is inconsistent right now, call ahead if it’s specifically what you want.
The Bottom Line
Dutch Bros teas don’t get enough credit. The Paris Black Tea holds up better than most people expect from a drive thru, the green tea customizations are genuinely fun to experiment with, and the small hot tea lineup delivers real comfort on the right morning. If you’re new to it, start with a Palm Beach Tea when it’s warm out, or a Hot Cinnamon Spice Tea when it’s not. Both are low commitment and good enough to turn into a habit.
If you’re building out your order further, our full Dutch Bros secret menu guide covers more off menu combinations, and the sugar free menu is worth a look if you’re watching sugar intake. You can also browse the complete Dutch Bros menu for prices across every other category.
