Dutch Bros Rebel Menu with Prices (2026): All 36 Blended, Iced and Zero Sugar Rebels

The Dutch Bros Rebel menu is the corner of the board that has nothing to do with coffee. Rebel is the chain’s own energy drink, mixed to order at the window with fruit syrups — never poured from a can — and this page covers the entire Dutch Bros Rebel menu with prices and calories for all 36 drinks, so you can pick a flavor before you pull up to the speaker.

The lineup splits three ways. Blended Rebels come out thick and frozen, iced Rebels go over ice, and the Zero Sugar line keeps the same energy base with sugar-free syrups. Pricing is simple for a menu this size: blended is $5.25 across the board, iced is $5.45 (one exception, noted below), and Zero Sugar is $5.50. Most flavors land at 240 calories; the exceptions are marked wherever they appear.

One thing surprises first-timers about the Dutch Bros Rebel menu: the caffeine is reasonable. A medium Rebel carries about 114 mg — roughly the same as a medium latte and well below a cold brew. Nobody orders a Rebel for the buzz alone; they order it because the flavor library is enormous and every drink can be rebuilt exactly how you like it.

The Full Dutch Bros Rebel Menu, Style by Style

Most flavors come in both blended and iced form, and a few carry different calorie counts in each, so each style gets its own list. Prices below are the standard ones; each stand sets its own, so your window may sit a little above or below these.

Blended Rebel

Frozen and spoon-thick — the blended version drinks like dessert. All 15 are $5.25.

Iced Rebel

Same energy base and same syrups, poured over ice instead of blended — lighter in the cup and quicker to drink. All are $5.45 except the Poppin’ Boba Fire Lizard at $5.75.

Rebel Zero Sugar

On the Dutch Bros Rebel menu, the Zero Sugar line keeps the full energy base with sugar-free syrups, and the calorie counts fall off a cliff. All five are $5.50.

Rebel Prices and Calories at a Glance

How to Order and Customize Your Rebel

Sizes first, because Dutch Bros sizing catches everyone once. Iced and blended drinks run bigger than hot ones: small 16 oz, medium 24 oz, large 32 oz. The prices and calorie counts here follow the standard builds — pour a large and both numbers climb.

Customizing is where Rebels earn their keep. Sugar-free syrup swaps are free on almost any drink, so a regular flavor can go sugar-free without jumping to the Zero Sugar line. Ask for half-sweet if the sweetness is too much, mix any two syrups, or skip the menu and build your own from the syrup library — that is an item on the board. Heard a name online that is not listed? Order it by describing the build; the stands are famous for saying yes.

On caffeine, keep that 114 mg figure in mind: a Rebel is a gentle energy drink, closer to a latte than a cold brew — an afternoon drink for most people, not a pre-workout.

Which Rebel Should You Try?

Start with the Double Rainbro. It is one of the most ordered Rebels for a reason: strawberry, peach and coconut sounds like a lot, but it lands smooth, blended or iced. It is the drink that built the Rebel’s reputation.

The Shark Attack is the showpiece — blue raspberry, coconut and lime under a dark pomegranate drizzle. It started as a fan-built secret menu order and got promoted to the main board, which tells you how often it is ordered. Note the split personality: 240 calories blended, 320 iced.

New to energy drinks? The Electric Berry is the easiest first Rebel on the board — blue raspberry and lime, nothing weird, nothing heavy. And if you are counting calories, skip to the Double Rainbro Zero Sugar: the full-size flavor at 10 calories is the best trick on this whole page.

Dutch Bros Rebel Menu FAQs

Final Word

Thirty-six drinks deep, the Dutch Bros Rebel menu is one good idea repeated well: a mild, mixable energy base and a syrup library deep enough that nobody has to order the same thing twice. Pick a blended Double Rainbro on a hot day, an iced Shark Attack when you want the full show, or a Zero Sugar when calories matter more than candy — then start building your own. That is when the menu gets fun. For the limited-time fall lineup, see the seasonal drinks.