Dutch Bros Iced Tea Menu with Prices (2026): All 15 Green and Black Teas

If coffee feels like too much and a Rebel feels like way too much, the Dutch Bros iced tea menu is where you land. The full Dutch Bros iced tea line-up is small, simple and easy on the wallet: 15 drinks, two tea bases, and one flat price of $4.95 across the board. No size games, no long list of upcharges — just pick a tea, pick a flavour, and you are done.

Regulars will tell you this is the most underrated corner of the whole menu. Both the green tea and the black tea take fruit flavours beautifully, so the drinks taste bright and fresh instead of sweet and heavy. They also undercut the coffees on price, which makes them an easy everyday order rather than a treat.

Below you will find every Dutch Bros iced tea with its price and calories, a quick guide to choosing between the green and black bases, and honest answers to the questions people actually ask at the window.

Dutch Bros Iced Tea Menu and Prices

Every drink on the iced tea menu costs $4.95. The range splits into eight green teas and seven black teas. Most of the named drinks are built around fruit syrups — peach, strawberry, passionfruit and friends — while the Build Your Own and ‘Secret’ Menu options let you run the show yourself, so their calories depend on what you put in them.

Green Tea

The green tea base is the lighter of the two — smooth, grassy and happy to sit behind whatever fruit you add.

• Tropical Green Tea — $4.95 | 170 Cal. A sunny, mixed-fruit build and a safe first order if you do not know where to start.
• Double Rainbro Green Tea — $4.95 | 180 Cal. The famous Rainbro flavour pairing on a tea base instead of an energy drink — all the flavour, none of the buzz.
• Palm Beach Green Tea — $4.95 | 180 Cal. Bright and beachy, one of the most refreshing names on this side of the menu.
• Peach Green Tea — $4.95 | 200 Cal. The fullest of the green teas on calories, and the one that tastes most like a classic Southern sweet tea.
• Passionfruit Green Tea — $4.95 | 160 Cal. Tart, tropical and tied for the lightest fixed drink on the tea menu.
• Strawberry Green Tea — $4.95 | 160 Cal. Soft, sweet and pink — the other 160-calorie option, and an easy sell for first-timers.
• Build Your Own: Green Tea — $4.95 | Calories vary. Start with the green base and add the syrups you want.
• ‘Secret’ Menu Green Tea — $4.95 | Calories vary. A broista-built favourite; ask at the window what is in it before you commit.

Black Tea

Black tea is the bolder base — deeper, a little more tannic, and better at standing up to strong fruit flavours.

• Dragon Slayer Black Tea — $4.95 | 260 Cal. The heavyweight of the tea menu. The bold base stands up to the berries, and at 260 calories it is the most full-flavoured tea here.
• Eclipse Black Tea — $4.95 | 260 Cal. Matches Dragon Slayer on calories — dark, fruity and built for people who find green tea too quiet.
• Marmalade Black Tea — $4.95 | 160 Cal. Citrus-led and surprisingly light; the marmalade tang keeps it sharp rather than sweet.
• Palm Beach Black Tea — $4.95 | 180 Cal. The same beachy flavour idea as the green version, on a sturdier base.
• Peach Black Tea — $4.95 | 200 Cal. Peach on black tea is the closest thing here to a diner-style sweet tea, just fresher.
• Build Your Own: Black Tea — $4.95 | Calories vary. Your base, your syrups, your call.
• ‘Secret’ Menu Black Tea — $4.95 | Calories vary. Another off-menu build; calories follow whatever goes into the cup.

Green Tea or Black Tea — How to Choose

Start with the base, not the flavour. If you want something light, clean and easy to drink all afternoon, go green. The green teas sit between 160 and 200 calories, and the fruit flavours read clearly because the base stays out of the way. Passionfruit and Strawberry, both at 160 calories, are the lightest fixed drinks on the menu and the best picks if you are counting.

If you like your tea with a backbone, go black. The black base has more body, so it handles bold flavours without tasting watery. Dragon Slayer and Eclipse, both 260 calories, are the most flavourful drinks on this page — proper, full-tasting teas rather than flavoured water. Marmalade is the smart middle ground: black tea’s structure with a citrus lift, and only 160 calories.

Still torn? Order the same fruit on both bases across two visits — Peach comes in green (200 Cal) and black (200 Cal), and Palm Beach does too (180 Cal each). It is the fastest way to learn which base is yours. And if neither menu build is quite right, that is what Build Your Own is for.

Frequently Asked Questions

Final Word

The iced tea menu is the quiet achiever of Dutch Bros: 15 drinks, one price, and flavours that hold their own against anything on the coffee board. Go green for something light and fruity, go black when you want real tea character, and use Build Your Own once you know your syrup. At $4.95 a cup, it is also the easiest habit on the menu to keep. Next time the line is full of Freezes and Rebels, you will know the smart order hiding in plain sight. If warm spice is more your thing, the chai menu covers that corner, and the seasonal drinks board is where the limited-time flavours land.