Dutch Bros Secret Menu 2026 – Rebel Drinks & Price Guide
Dutch Bros does not print a secret menu. What exists is a running list of flavor combinations customers built over the years and passed along by word of mouth between regulars and baristas at different stores. Most of these drinks are still built from syrups already on the regular menu, so a barista can usually make one just by hearing the name.
Last reviewed July 2026. Drink names and combinations on this page are checked against the most current information available, since Dutch Bros itself does not publish this list. Some names below have changed in the last two years, and that history is covered further down this page.
Official menu
No, Dutch Bros has never published one
Drink bases used
Rebel, coffee, chai, Freeze, Frost
Drinks documented on this page
25+
How to order
Say the name, or describe the flavors if it’s not recognized
Available in the app
Not as a dedicated list, but most flavors can be built manually
Cost
Same as a regular drink of that size, plus any extras added
Last updated
July 2026
Dutch Bros Secret Rebel Menu
The Rebel is Dutch Bros’ own energy drink base, and it carries the largest share of secret
menu combinations, since the fruit syrups mix easily into it
Blue Raspberry Rebel
Blue Raspberry Rebel combines the Rebel base with blue raspberry and lime syrups, straightforward and tart, and one of the
most requested Rebel names at the window.
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel energy drink
blue raspberry
lime syrup
190
Calories
0
Fat(g)
48
Carbs(g)
47
Sugar(g)
1
Protein(g)
76
Caffeine(mg)
Electric Berry Rebel
Electric Berry mixes Rebel with blue raspberry and lime. It skips the sweeter add-ins found in other Rebel drinks, so it stays tart instead of fruity. Available iced or blended.
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel base
lime
blue raspberry syrup
190
Calories
0
Fat(g)
48
Carbs(g)
47
Sugar(g)
1
Protein(g)
76
Caffeine(mg)
Aftershock Rebel
Aftershock Rebel mixes strawberry, blackberry, raspberry, and lime, a heavier berry combination
popular in summer months.
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
Blackberry
raspberry
lime
strawberry
190
Calories
0
Fat(g)
47
Carbs(g)
46
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
76
Caffeine(mg)
Shark Attack Rebel
Shark Attack Rebel pairs blue raspberry, coconut, and lime with a pomegranate drizzle on top.
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
blue raspberry
coconut
pomegranate drizzle
270
Calories
0
Fat(g)
67
Carbs(g)
66
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
76
Caffeine(mg)
Gummy Bear Rebel
Gummy Bear Rebel blends white chocolate sauce with kiwi and lime syrups. The result is a sweet and fruity drink with a slightly creamy undertone. This drink creates a sweet, chewy, and fruity taste. It is available in blended & Iced. Its prices are:
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
white chocolate
kiwi
fruity candy taste
200
Calories
0
Fat(g)
47
Carbs(g)
46
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
60
Caffeine(mg)
Dinosaur Egg Rebel
Dinosaur Egg combines blue raspberry syrup with a strawberry, white chocolate, and almond float, giving it a layered, speckled look.
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
strawberry, white chocolate, almond float
blue raspberry
speckled look
200
Calories
0
Fat(g)
50
Carbs(g)
46
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
80
Caffeine(mg)
Peach Ring Rebel
The Peach Ring Rebel is blended with peach candy flavors and delivers a sweet, juicy taste. It contains a blend of Rebel Energy Drink with white chocolate sauce, peach syrup, and passion fruit syrup, topped with a peach drizzle.
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
white chocolate
peach
passion fruit
200
Calories
0
Fat(g)
50
Carbs(g)
46
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
80
Caffeine(mg)
Kings of Leon Rebel
The Dutch Bros Kings of Leon Rebel is a double-blended Rebel energy drink that combines orange, lemon, and kiwi syrups for a heavy citrus hit. The flavor is bright, tart, and refreshing, and the double-blend technique gives it a thicker, icier texture than a standard Rebel. Prices are
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
orange
lemon
Kiwi
200
Calories
0
Fat(g)
50
Carbs(g)
46
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
80
Caffeine(mg)
Ocean Water Rebel
Ocean Water mixes blue raspberry, coconut, and lime for a beachy, bubbly flavor. It exists both as a Rebel and as a sparkling soda version made with sparkling water instead of the energy base — specify which one you want when ordering.
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
blue raspberry
lime
coconut
230
Calories
0
Fat(g)
62
Carbs(g)
60
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
80
Caffeine(mg)
James Dean Rebel
The Dutch Bros James Dean Rebel, which is also known as Double Rainbro Rebel. This drink mixes strawberry, peach, and coconut syrups into the Rebel energy base. The strawberry and peach bring fruity sweetness, while coconut adds a tropical smoothness. It has a balanced, easy-to-drink taste that works well in both iced or blended. This is a safe choice for anyone new to the secret menu Rebels.
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
strawberry
peach
coconut
200
Calories
0
Fat(g)
49
Carbs(g)
47
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
76
Caffeine(mg)
Stop Light Rebel
Stop Light Rebel blends pomegranate, passion fruit, and kiwi to create a colorful and layered drink. This drink is the best option for those who want something fruity and tasty. It is available iced or blended. Its prices are:
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
pomegranate
passion fruit
Kiwi
260
Calories
0
Fat(g)
65
Carbs(g)
63
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
80
Caffeine(mg)
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
Oregon Chai
230
Calories
0
Fat(g)
60
Carbs(g)
58
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
80
Caffeine(mg)
Peach Pom Passion Mango Rebel
This tropical blend combines peach, pomegranate, passion fruit, and mango into one tasty drink. This drink creates a vacation vibe that tastes sweet because of the sweetness of fruit syrups. It is available iced or blended. Its prices are:
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
pomegranate
Peach
mango
180
Calories
0
Fat(g)
55
Carbs(g)
54
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
70
Caffeine(mg)
Daydream Rebel
Daydream combines Rebel with passion fruit, elderflower, and a touch of honey — milder than the fruitier Rebels and a good pick for less intense energy. It’s treated as a seasonal spring/summer build at most locations, sometimes topped with cold foam, so it may not always be available year-round.
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
passion fruit
elderflower
honey hint
230
Calories
0
Fat(g)
60
Carbs(g)
59
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
95
Caffeine(mg)
Dirty White Girl Rebel
Dirty White Girl Rebel includes blackberry, almond, and white chocolate syrups with the Rebel base. Its dessert-like taste feels like a berry pastry in liquid form — one of the sweeter Rebel builds on this list. Available iced or blended. Prices are:
Size | Volume | Price |
|---|---|---|
Small | 16 oz | |
Medium | 24 oz | |
Large | 32 oz |
Ingredients:
Rebel
blackberry
almond
white chocolate
260
Calories
0
Fat(g)
65
Carbs(g)
63
Sugar(g)
1
Protein
80
Caffeine(mg)
Strongest Secret Menu Orders
Double Torture
Double Torture adds extra espresso shots to a standard drink, four shots in a medium
instead of the usual two, built for people who want a stronger caffeine hit without changing
the flavor.
9 1 1
9 1 1 goes further, an Irish cream breve built with six shots of espresso regardless of size.
Ordered with white coffee instead of standard espresso, which carries more caffeine per
shot, estimates put a medium 9 1 1 with white coffee at roughly 400 milligrams
of caffeine.
Drink Size
Dutch Bros uses one size chart across hot, iced, and blended drinks, though the ounces shift depending on preparation. Kids size is 10 ounces, hot or cold, and is only available for
caffeine free drinks like Frosts, smoothies, Dutch Sodas, and steamed chocolate milk
warmed to a kid friendly temperature. Small is 12 ounces hot or 16 ounces iced or blended. Medium is 16 ounces hot or 24 ounces iced or blended. Large is 20 ounces hot or 32 ounces iced or blended.
Where This Culture Comes From
Dutch Bros started in 1992 on a single espresso cart in Grants Pass, Oregon, and the secret
menu tradition grew up alongside the company as it expanded, mostly through word of
mouth at individual stores before it became widely documented online. Today the
company operates more than 1,100 shops across 25 states, with its headquarters now in
Tempe, Arizona, near Tempe Town Lake and Arizona State University.
Secret menu culture tends to show up strongest in newer markets, where customers
moving in from established Dutch Bros regions bring their favorite combinations with them and introduce them to baristas who may not have grown up with the same list. Customer video coverage has documented this directly at newer stores, including one in Colorado Springs, where visitors ordering secret menu Rebels found staff already familiar with the names from other locations in the region. A similar pattern shows up around Sevierville, Tennessee, near the Tanger Outlets in Pigeon Forge, where Dutch Bros expanded into the Smoky Mountains tourist corridor and brought its full customization culture, secret menu included, into a market that had never had a Dutch Bros before.
The walk up only shop that opened in downtown Los Angeles in late 2025 offers a useful
example of how this plays out in a dense city market. Without a drive through lane to move orders quickly, staff there rely even more heavily on customers naming drinks directly, whether from the printed board or the unofficial list, which has made walk up ordering by name a normal part of daily service rather than an insider trick. As Dutch Bros continues opening in new states, from the Carolinas to Florida, this same pattern tends to repeat: the secret menu travels with the customers before it ever gets printed anywhere
Tips for Ordering Secret Menu Drinks
People who order off this list regularly, including current and former baristas, tend to repeat a few pieces of practical advice worth passing along. Ordering a secret menu drink is not seen as an inconvenience by staff, as long as the request is a real, known combination rather than something invented on the spot. Baristas generally recognize the difference and are happy to make either, but a genuine secret menu order tends to move faster since the syrups are already familiar. It is also worth knowing that these names are not static — combinations that were common two or three years ago sometimes disappear from a store’s system entirely as syrups get discontinued or menus get streamlined, which is part of why checking current naming, rather than relying on an old printed list found elsewhere online, actually matters here.
Secret Menu Drinks That May No Longer Work Everywhere
A short list of once-common combinations relied on syrups that are no longer stocked company wide, with cherry and English toffee being the two most frequently requested. If an older recipe calls for one of these, almond syrup is the most commonly suggested substitute for cherry, since the flavor profile is close enough that most customers do not notice the swap. Brown sugar cinnamon is another flavor that has become harder to find consistently. Rather than assume a drink no longer exists, it is worth asking your local store directly, since availability genuinely varies by location and by what a given store still has in stock.
Because none of this is centrally managed, expect real differences from one store to the next, even within the same city. A shop that has been open for over a decade in an original Pacific Northwest market is more likely to carry older syrups and recognize legacy names than a store that opened last year in a newly entered state. This isn’t a sign anything is wrong with a particular location — it simply reflects how word of mouth spreads unevenly. If a name doesn’t work at your local store, the flavor build almost always will, since the syrups themselves are standard across the company even when the nicknames are not.
Build Your Own Secret Drink
Once you understand the pattern, you do not need a name at all. Every secret menu drink follows the same three decisions
| Step | Options |
| Base | Espresso, breve, mocha, Americano, cold brew, nitro cold brew, Rebel, chai, tea, lemonade, Freeze, Frost |
| Flavor | White chocolate, caramel, vanilla, chocolate macadamia nut, coconut, hazelnut, Irish cream, blue raspberry, strawberry, peach, pomegranate, lime |
| Finish | Soft Top, whipped cream, chocolate or caramel drizzle, extra espresso shot, sugar free syrup, alternative milk |
Most customer built drinks stick to one or two flavors rather than stacking several at once, since that keeps the base drink recognizable instead of muddying it. If you want to invent your own combination on the spot rather than order one of the names above, telling your barista the base, one or two flavors, and a finish works exactly the same way as naming a known secret drink
For the complete Dutch Bros menu, prices, and every drink category, see the main menu page.