Dutch Bros Dutch Faves Menu 2026: Prices, Calories and Best Drinks

The Dutch Bros Dutch Faves menu is the place many customers start when they do not know what to order. It includes the company’s familiar espresso drinks built around caramel, vanilla, chocolate milk, Irish cream, coconut and chocolate macadamia nut flavors.

These are not plain cups of coffee. Most Dutch Faves are creamy, sweet and designed to taste as much like a treat as an espresso drink. Some use chocolate milk, while others are prepared as breves with half-and-half.

The current official Dutch Faves menu includes seven core drinks: Golden Eagle, Caramelizer, Annihilator, Kicker, Cocomo, Double Torture and 9-1-1. Dutch Bros also publishes zero-sugar-added versions of several favorites.

This guide explains what each drink tastes like, who it suits, how much caffeine and how many calories it may contain, and how to customize your order without turning it into an overly complicated drink.

Dutch Bros Dutch Faves Menu at a Glance

These recipes and ingredients match the current official Dutch Faves menu.

Christmas Morning Chai

$3.00 to $4.50 | Cal 320 – 540

Caramelizer

$3.00 to $4.50 | Cal 280 – 470

Annihilator

$4.49 to $7.99 | Cal 280 – 500

kicker

$4.99 to $6.49 | Cal 280 – 500

Cocomo

$3.00 to $4.50 | Cal 250 – 440

Double Torture

$5.00 to $6.50 | Cal 280 – 470

9-1-1

$3.00 to $4.50 | Cal 280 – 490

What Are Dutch Bros Dutch Faves?

Dutch Faves are established customer-favorite recipes grouped together as a dedicated section of the Dutch Bros menu.

The collection includes both mocha-style drinks made with chocolate milk and breve-style drinks made with half-and-half. A breve usually tastes richer and creamier than a regular latte because a standard latte is prepared with milk, while a breve uses half-and-half.

The menu is especially useful for first-time customers because every drink already has a defined flavor combination. Instead of choosing espresso, milk, flavors and toppings individually, you can order a named drink and then adjust only the sweetness, milk or toppings.

Dutch Bros Dutch Faves Prices

Dutch Bros does not publish one guaranteed price that applies to every shop. The company states that prices vary by state and region, so the same drink can cost a different amount at another location.

A general unofficial price estimate is:

These figures should be treated only as a planning guide. Drink type, location, tax, milk substitutions, additional espresso, Soft Top, drizzle and other customizations may change the final total.

For the most useful local price:

1. Open the Dutch Bros app.
2. Select the Order tab.
3. Choose your pickup location.
4. Select the drink and size.
5. Add your customizations.
6. Review the displayed total before placing the order.

Dutch Bros requires customers to choose a location before building an Order Ahead purchase, which makes the local app menu more reliable than a nationwide online price list.

Dutch Faves Calories and Caffeine

The following table uses standard small iced drinks from the Dutch Bros nutritional guide updated May 28, 2026.

The figures show why drink names alone do not tell the full story. Double Torture has fewer calories than several small iced favorites but contains roughly twice the caffeine of a standard small espresso-based Dutch Fave. The 9-1-1 contains approximately three times the caffeine of a small Golden Eagle or Caramelizer.

Calories also change significantly between iced and hot preparations. A hot drink often contains more half-and-half or chocolate milk because there is no cup space taken up by ice.

Complete Dutch Bros Dutch Faves Menu

Golden Eagle

The Golden Eagle combines espresso, caramel, vanilla and half-and-half, followed by caramel drizzle.

Caramel gives the drink a rich, buttery sweetness, while vanilla rounds out the espresso. The half-and-half creates a thicker texture than an ordinary latte.

Dutch Bros describes the Golden Eagle as its most popular menu drink and lists it as available iced or hot. Customers can also adjust the milk, toppings, drizzle and other elements.

A standard small iced Golden Eagle contains 320 calories and 95 mg of caffeine. The medium iced version contains 460 calories, while the large iced version contains 540 calories. The hot versions range from 430 calories for a small to 650 calories for a large.

Best for: First-time customers, caramel lovers and people who prefer creamy coffee.

Recommended order:
“Medium iced Golden Eagle, half sweet with light caramel drizzle.”

Reducing the sweetness and drizzle lets more espresso flavor come through without completely changing the drink.

Caramelizer

The Caramelizer is a caramel mocha made with espresso, caramel sauce and Dutch Bros chocolate milk.

Compared with the Golden Eagle, it tastes more chocolate-forward and slightly less creamy because its standard recipe uses chocolate milk rather than a half-and-half breve base. Dutch Bros lists it as available hot or iced.

A standard small iced Caramelizer contains 280 calories and 95 mg of caffeine. A medium iced version contains 400 calories, while a large iced version contains 470 calories.

Best for: Mocha drinkers and customers who like both caramel and chocolate.

Recommended order:
“Small iced Caramelizer, half sweet.”

This is a practical starting order when you want a caramel mocha without maximum sweetness.

Annihilator

The Annihilator combines espresso, half-and-half and chocolate macadamia nut flavor.

Its flavor is nutty and creamy rather than heavily chocolatey. The macadamia nut flavor softens the espresso, while the half-and-half gives the drink a rich breve-style texture.

Dutch Bros lists the standard Annihilator as available hot or iced and allows customers to change the milk or add toppings and drizzles.

A small iced Annihilator contains 280 calories and 96 mg of caffeine. A medium iced drink contains 420 calories, while a large iced drink contains 500 calories. Hot versions range from 420 to 640 calories.

Best for: Customers who enjoy nutty coffee and want a change from caramel or vanilla.

Recommended order:
“Medium iced Annihilator, half sweet.”

The reduced sweetness helps preserve the chocolate macadamia nut flavor without making the drink taste syrup-heavy.

Kicker

The Kicker is a straightforward Irish cream breve made with espresso, half-and-half and Irish cream syrup.

It does not contain chocolate milk, caramel drizzle or several competing flavors. That makes it smoother and simpler than many other Dutch Faves.

Dutch Bros describes the Kicker as available hot, iced or blended.

A small iced Kicker contains 280 calories and 96 mg of caffeine. The standard medium iced drink contains 420 calories, while the large iced version contains 500 calories. Hot versions are higher, ranging from 450 calories for a small to 710 calories for a large.

Best for: Irish cream fans and customers who want a simple, creamy breve.

Recommended order:
“Small iced Kicker, quarter sweet or half sweet.”

Because the recipe is relatively simple, reducing the syrup allows the espresso and creamy base to remain noticeable.

Cocomo

The Cocomo is a coconut mocha prepared with espresso, coconut syrup and chocolate milk. The standard recipe is topped with whipped cream.

The chocolate milk gives it a familiar mocha base, while coconut adds a tropical, dessert-like finish. Dutch Bros says it can be enjoyed hot, iced or blended.

A small iced Cocomo contains 250 calories and 95 mg of caffeine. The medium iced version contains 370 calories, and the large contains 440 calories. Hot Cocomo drinks range from 370 to 560 calories.

Best for: Coconut lovers and people who enjoy sweeter flavored mochas.

Recommended order:
“Small iced Cocomo, half sweet with no whipped cream.”

Skipping whipped cream keeps the main coconut-and-chocolate flavor while removing an optional topping.

Double Torture

Double Torture combines espresso, an additional double shot, vanilla syrup and chocolate milk. The standard version also includes whipped cream.

It is stronger than the typical Golden Eagle, Caramelizer or Annihilator, but it still tastes sweet because of the vanilla and chocolate milk.

Dutch Bros lists Double Torture as available hot, iced or blended.

A small iced Double Torture contains 190 calories and 190 mg of caffeine. The medium iced version contains 310 calories, while the large iced version contains 380 calories.

Best for: Customers who want extra espresso but still prefer chocolate and vanilla.

Recommended order:
“Small iced Double Torture, half sweet with no whipped cream.”

This provides a stronger coffee experience without adding more syrup or toppings.

9-1-1

The 9-1-1 is the highest-caffeine core drink in the Dutch Faves category. Its standard recipe combines six espresso shots, Irish cream syrup and half-and-half.

Unlike the Double Torture, which uses chocolate milk and vanilla, the 9-1-1 focuses on espresso, Irish cream and the creamy breve base.

Dutch Bros lists it as available iced or hot.

A small iced 9-1-1 contains 280 calories and approximately 290 mg of caffeine. The medium iced version contains 350 calories, and the large iced drink contains 490 calories. The official guide lists approximately 290 mg of caffeine across its standard hot and iced sizes.

Best for: Experienced coffee drinkers who deliberately want a high-caffeine beverage.

Recommended order:
“Small iced 9-1-1, half sweet.”

Customers who are sensitive to caffeine should choose a different drink or ask about decaf preparation rather than treating the 9-1-1 as a normal flavored latte.

Which Dutch Fave Is Best?

Best Overall for First-Time Customers: Golden Eagle

The Golden Eagle is the easiest introduction to Dutch Bros because caramel and vanilla are familiar flavors, while the half-and-half creates the rich texture associated with many Dutch Faves.

It is sweet, however, so ordering it half sweet may be a better first experience for someone who normally drinks regular coffee.

Best for Chocolate Lovers: Caramelizer

Choose the Caramelizer when you want a recognizable mocha flavor with added caramel.

It is less nutty than the Annihilator and does not have the coconut taste found in the Cocomo.

Best Nutty Option: Annihilator

The Annihilator is the most distinctive option for customers who enjoy chocolate macadamia nut flavor.

It is rich and creamy without relying on caramel drizzle or chocolate milk.

Best Simple Breve: Kicker

The Kicker has one main flavor—Irish cream—combined with espresso and half-and-half.

It is a good choice when the Golden Eagle sounds too sweet or complicated.

Best Tropical Flavor: Cocomo

The Cocomo is the obvious choice for coconut fans.

Its coconut syrup and chocolate milk create a flavor similar to a coconut-chocolate dessert.

Best Strong Sweet Coffee: Double Torture

Double Torture provides extra espresso without giving up vanilla and chocolate.

It has less caffeine than the 9-1-1 but significantly more than a standard small Golden Eagle, Caramelizer, Kicker or Cocomo.

Highest-Caffeine Choice: 9-1-1

The 9-1-1 contains six espresso shots and approximately 290 mg of caffeine in the current standard nutrition guide.

It should be selected because you intentionally want a strong drink—not simply because its name sounds interesting.

Lowest-Calorie Dutch Fave

Among the standard small iced core drinks, Double Torture has the lowest listed calorie total at 190 calories. Cocomo follows at 250 calories, while the Golden Eagle is the highest of the small iced choices at 320 calories.

That does not automatically make Double Torture the lightest option for every customer. It contains 190 mg of caffeine and may be customized with whipped cream, Soft Top or extra flavor, all of which change the final order.

For a lower-calorie starting point:

• Choose a small iced size.
• Order the drink half sweet or quarter sweet.
• Skip whipped cream and Soft Top.
• Request light or no drizzle.
• Avoid adding extra sauces.
• Review the zero-sugar-added version when available.

Zero-Sugar-Added Dutch Faves

Dutch Bros currently publishes zero-sugar-added nutrition entries for Golden Eagle, Caramelizer, Annihilator, Kicker, Cocomo, Double Torture and 9-1-1.

However, zero sugar added does not mean zero total sugar.

Half-and-half, milk and other ingredients may naturally contain sugar. For example, the small iced Golden Eagle Zero Sugar Added is listed with 5 grams of total sugar, while the small iced Caramelizer Zero Sugar Added contains 5 grams.

Small iced zero-sugar-added examples include:

These values apply to standard recipes in the current guide. Ingredient substitutions, toppings and regional preparation differences may change the result.

Is White Chocolate Mocha a Dutch Fave?

A White Chocolate Mocha is available through the broader Dutch Bros menu, and the current nutrition guide includes standard hot and iced White Chocolate Mocha entries.

However, it is not one of the seven drinks displayed on the current official Dutch Faves category page.

A small iced White Chocolate Mocha is listed at 300 calories and 95 mg of caffeine. The medium iced version contains 440 calories, and the large contains 530 calories.

Customers who enjoy sweet, creamy coffee can still order it, but it is more accurate to describe it as a related coffee option rather than an official core Dutch Fave.

How to Customize Dutch Faves

Dutch Bros allows customers to customize drink sweetness, coffee type, milk, toppings, drizzle and other details. The app also includes customization controls after a location and drink are selected.

For Less Sweetness

Ask for the drink:

• Half sweet
• Quarter sweet
• With light drizzle
• Without whipped cream
• Without Soft Top

Reducing syrup may have a greater effect on taste than simply removing whipped cream.

For More Coffee Flavor

Start with Double Torture or order a standard drink half sweet.

Adding espresso increases caffeine, so check the base drink before requesting an additional shot. Double Torture and the 9-1-1 already contain more espresso than the standard Dutch Faves.

For Less Caffeine

Ask whether the drink can be prepared with decaf espresso.

Dutch Bros includes decaf among its coffee customization options.

For Dairy Avoidance

The standard breves use half-and-half, while Caramelizer and Cocomo use chocolate milk. A non-dairy milk substitution changes the original recipe and may not remove every dairy-containing ingredient, especially sauces or toppings.

Customers with allergies should review the current official allergen guide and discuss the complete order with the shop.

How to Order Dutch Faves

A clear order should include:

Size + temperature + drink name + sweetness + milk change + toppings

Examples:

Balanced first order:
“Medium iced Golden Eagle, half sweet with light drizzle.”

Chocolate option:
“Small iced Caramelizer, half sweet.”

Nutty and creamy:
“Medium iced Annihilator, quarter sweet.”

Simple Irish cream:
“Small hot Kicker, half sweet.”

Coconut mocha:
“Small iced Cocomo, half sweet with no whipped cream.”

Stronger coffee:
“Small iced Double Torture, half sweet.”

High-caffeine order:
“Small iced 9-1-1, half sweet.”

Lower-added-sugar option:
“Small iced Golden Eagle Zero Sugar Added with no extra toppings.

Frequently Asked Questions

What drinks are on the Dutch Bros Dutch Faves menu?

The current official core menu includes Golden Eagle, Caramelizer, Annihilator, Kicker, Cocomo, Double Torture and 9-1-1.

What is the most popular Dutch Fave?

Dutch Bros describes the Golden Eagle as its most popular menu drink. It combines espresso, caramel, vanilla, half-and-half and caramel drizzle.

What is the best Dutch Bros drink for a first-time customer?

The Golden Eagle is the safest general recommendation for someone who likes sweet, creamy coffee. Caramelizer is a better starting point for mocha lovers, while Kicker suits customers who prefer a simpler Irish cream flavor.

Which Dutch Fave contains the most caffeine?

The 9-1-1 has the highest listed caffeine content among the standard core drinks, with approximately 290 mg.

What is the difference between Double Torture and 9-1-1?

Double Torture combines extra espresso with vanilla and chocolate milk. The 9-1-1 uses six espresso shots, Irish cream and half-and-half. Double Torture is chocolatey and sweet, while the 9-1-1 is stronger and more espresso-focused.

Which Dutch Fave has chocolate macadamia nut?

The Annihilator combines espresso, half-and-half and chocolate macadamia nut flavor.

Which Dutch Fave has coconut?

The Cocomo contains espresso, coconut syrup and chocolate milk and is normally topped with whipped cream.

Can Dutch Faves be ordered hot or iced?

The core drinks are available in hot or iced preparations. Several recipes, including Kicker, Cocomo and Double Torture, are also described by Dutch Bros as available blended.

Are zero-sugar-added Dutch Faves completely sugar-free?

No. They avoid standard added-sugar flavor ingredients, but dairy and other recipe components may still contribute total sugar. The official nutrition guide reports sugar in several zero-sugar-added drinks.

Why are Dutch Bros prices different online?

Prices vary by state, region, location and customization. The price displayed after selecting a shop in the Dutch Bros app is more useful than a single national estimate.

Final Verdict

The Dutch Bros Dutch Faves menu is built for customers who enjoy flavored espresso drinks rather than plain coffee.

The Golden Eagle is the strongest first-time choice because caramel and vanilla make the espresso approachable. The Caramelizer is better for mocha lovers, while the Annihilator stands out for its chocolate macadamia nut flavor.

Choose the Kicker for a simple Irish cream breve or the Cocomo for coconut and chocolate. Customers looking for more espresso should consider Double Torture, while the 9-1-1 is intended for those deliberately seeking a much higher-caffeine drink.

The best order is not always the largest or sweetest one. Start with a small or medium drink, adjust the sweetness, and consider removing heavy toppings before deciding whether the standard recipe suits your taste.

Price and Nutrition Disclaimer: Dutch Bros prices, ingredients, availability, calories, sugar and caffeine may vary by location, drink size, preparation method and customization. Estimated prices in this guide are not guaranteed national prices. Nutrition figures are based on the Dutch Bros nutritional guide updated May 28, 2026 and should be confirmed through the current official nutrition information or your local shop, especially for allergy, medical or dietary decisions.