Dutch Bros Coffee Prices: Every Coffee Drink by Size (2027)

Coffee is where Dutch Bros started, and it is still the heart of the menu. The lineup ranges from simple drip coffee to rich, dessert-like breves with names like the Golden Eagle, Annihilator and 9-1-1. Prices depend on three things: the type of drink, the size and how you customize it. This guide lists typical prices for every Dutch Bros coffee drink so you know what to expect before you reach the window.

Prices are typical U.S. figures before tax. They vary by stand, usually by up to 50 cents. For the complete menu, including non-coffee drinks, see our Dutch Bros menu prices page.

Dutch Bros coffee price list

The menu groups coffee into a few families. Signature drinks, which Dutch Bros calls Dutch Classics or Dutch Faves, share one price tier. Plain lattes and mochas sit slightly below them, and black coffee options are the cheapest.

The 9-1-1 costs a little more because it contains extra espresso shots. Protein coffee is the priciest coffee category because of the added protein milk. See our dedicated guides to the Golden Eagle, 9-1-1 and protein coffee for more on each.

Price ranges across the U.S.

Because each stand sets prices for its market, the same drink can cost different amounts in different cities. The ranges below show the lowest and highest figures in 2026 menu reports.

Prices tend to be higher in large West Coast metro areas and newer markets, and lower in smaller towns. If you travel, do not be surprised by a difference of 50 cents to a dollar on the same order.

What each signature coffee is

Dutch Bros signature drinks have playful names that do not always tell you what is inside. Here is a quick decoder.

• Golden Eagle: a breve with vanilla and caramel, finished with caramel drizzle. It is the chain's best-known drink. Read the full Golden Eagle guide.
• Caramelizer: a mocha made with caramel sauce and chocolate milk. See Caramelizer price and calories.
• Annihilator: a chocolate macadamia nut breve. See Annihilator guide.
• Kicker: an Irish cream breve, smooth and sweet.
• 9-1-1: an Irish cream breve with extra shots for a big caffeine boost.
• Cocomo: a coconut chocolate mocha.

A breve uses half-and-half instead of milk, which makes it richer and higher in calories. Learn more in our guide to Dutch Bros breve drinks.

Hot, iced or blended: does it change the price?

Hot and iced versions of the same drink usually cost the same at each size tier, even though iced cups are larger. Blending a coffee into a Freeze changes the price to the Freeze tier, about $4.95 for a small. Ordering a coffee blended rather than as a Freeze can carry a small blending charge of about $0.50. See Freeze prices for the blended lineup.

Caffeine in Dutch Bros coffee

Dutch Bros' official nutrition guide lists about 95 mg of caffeine in small and medium espresso drinks and about 190 mg in a large. The 9-1-1 is much stronger at 290 mg in every size, and plain cold brew is the strongest of all at 151 mg small, 226 mg medium and 301 mg large. Check our Dutch Bros caffeine chart before ordering if you are sensitive to caffeine.

Related Dutch Bros Caffeine Chart: How Much Caffeine Is in Every Drink (2027)

Calories in popular coffee drinks

Signature breves are rich. The official guide lists a small iced Golden Eagle at 320 calories and a medium at 460, while a medium hot Golden Eagle is 570 calories. A black Americano is 10 to 20 calories, and nitro cold brew 20.

Source: official Dutch Bros Nutritional Guide. Swapping a breve for a latte, or choosing sugar-free syrup, cuts calories a lot. See our Dutch Bros calories guide and sugar-free drinks list.

Best-value coffee orders

If you want great coffee for less, these orders give the most for the money:

• Medium Americano ($3.25) for a strong, simple coffee.
• Small iced latte with one flavor ($4.25), which is a 16 oz drink.
• Large cold brew ($5.00) for a big, smooth iced coffee.
• Any large signature drink when using your 325-point Rewards drink.

For more ideas, see cheapest drinks at Dutch Bros and latte and Americano prices.

How much each size step adds

Going up a size is the most common way a coffee order gets more expensive. Across the coffee menu, each step up adds roughly a dollar, but what you get for that dollar differs between hot and iced drinks.

The Americano has the smallest jump from small to medium, so the medium is the sweet spot for that drink. For signature drinks, the iced large gives you twice the volume of an iced small for about $2 more.

How to order coffee at Dutch Bros

Ordering is simple once you know the pattern. Start with the size, then hot, iced or blended, then the drink name, then any changes. For example: "Medium iced Golden Eagle, half sweet, with oat milk." Baristas at Dutch Bros, known as broistas, are used to heavy customization, so you can ask for any combination of flavors.

If you are unsure what to get, tell them what you like. Asking for "something sweet and chocolatey with a lot of caffeine" often gets you a great recommendation, such as an Annihilator with an extra shot. Ordering ahead in the app lets you see every option and price before you pay. Our guide on how to order at Dutch Bros walks through the app step by step.

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