Dutch Bros Iced Tea Prices, Flavors & Caffeine (2027)

Dutch Bros iced tea is one of the cheapest and lightest drinks on the menu. You choose black or green tea, add a fruit flavor, and get a big, refreshing drink with a gentle amount of caffeine. Flavored iced teas carry fewer calories than lemonades or Rebels, and zero sugar versions have none at all. This guide covers typical prices, every tea flavor on the official menu, official calories and caffeine, and how tea compares with other Dutch Bros drinks.

Prices are typical U.S. figures before tax. Check your stand in the Dutch Bros app. Plain hot teas are covered in our hot cocoa and hot tea guide.

Dutch Bros iced tea prices

Iced tea is one of the best values at Dutch Bros. A large iced tea works out to about 14 cents an ounce, the lowest of any drink. Adding boba ($0.75-$1.00) or Soft Top ($0.50-$0.75) raises the price.

Every Dutch Bros iced tea flavor

The official guide lists these teas: Dragon Slayer, Eclipse and Marmalade black teas (iced only); Double Rainbro, Palm Beach, Passion Fruit, Peach, Strawberry, Tropical and Electric Berry in both black and green tea; Sweet Tea; and Zero Sugar Strawberry in black or green.

Source: official Dutch Bros Nutritional Guide.

Most medium iced teas have 160 to 200 calories, with Dragon Slayer and Eclipse higher at 260. Sweet Tea is a lighter 100 calories, and the zero sugar teas have none.

Black tea vs green tea caffeine

Iced tea has far less caffeine than coffee or Rebels. Even a large black tea has less than a small latte (95 mg). That makes tea the go-to for a mild afternoon lift. Exact figures per flavor appear in the official guide; for example, a medium Peach Green Tea has 35 mg and a medium Sweet Tea 55 mg. Compare everything in our caffeine chart.

Iced vs hot fruit tea

Many fruit teas also come hot. Hot versions have about half the calories of iced at the same size, because there is no extra sweetened tea concentrate filling a bigger cup. A medium hot Peach Green Tea has 100 calories, against 200 iced.

Source: official Dutch Bros Nutritional Guide.

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

Best iced tea flavors

• Peach Green Tea: light, fruity and the most classic choice.
• Palm Beach Black Tea: a tropical blend that many regulars swear by.
• Passion Fruit Green Tea: tart and refreshing at 160 calories for a medium.
• Dragon Slayer Black Tea: bold berry flavor for a sweeter tea.
• Zero Sugar Strawberry Green Tea: all flavor, no calories.

Teas are also popular secret menu bases. See the secret menu guide.

Tea vs lemonade vs Myst

Tea is the cheapest of the four and offers a little caffeine. For no caffeine, choose lemonade; for more energy with few calories, choose Myst.

How to order iced tea

Pick the tea (black or green), the flavor and the size: "Medium Peach Green Tea." Ask for unsweetened or half sweet if you want less sugar, choose a zero sugar flavor, or add boba for texture. Tea is also easy to customize at no cost with light ice.

How Dutch Bros iced tea is made

Dutch Bros brews black and green tea, then sweetens and flavors it with fruit syrups, unless you order it unsweetened. Black tea is bolder and has a little more caffeine; green tea is lighter and more grassy. Fruit flavors pair differently with each: peach, passion fruit and strawberry work well with green tea, while berry and tropical blends such as Dragon Slayer and Palm Beach suit black tea. The menu's Sweet Tea is a simple sweetened black tea with fewer calories than the fruit versions.

Price per ounce

Iced tea is the cheapest drink per ounce at Dutch Bros. A large at about $4.50 works out to roughly 14 cents an ounce, against about 21 cents for a large Rebel and 16 cents for a large lemonade. If you want a big, refreshing drink to sip all afternoon on a budget, a large iced tea is hard to beat.

Adding boba or Soft Top to tea

Iced teas are a popular base for boba. Strawberry Black Tea or Peach Green Tea with poppin' boba makes a fun bubble-tea-style drink for $0.75-$1.00 extra. Soft Top on a black tea turns it into a creamy, milk-tea-like drink. Both add sugar and calories, so treat them as occasional upgrades.

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