18 Best Dutch Bros Rebel drinks I think are worth trying

Electric Berry Rebel Drink

The Electric Berry zaps my taste buds with a tasty raspberry and lime syrup blend.

This is my go-to when I want limeade tartness but still want the Rebel energy behind it. The citrus stays sharp, which is what I like most about it.

The first thing I notice is the sour hit, and then it settles into something brighter and more electric than a plain citrus drink. It’s a little puckery, but that’s the point for me.

Peach Pom Passion Mango Blended Rebel

This secret menu Rebel tastes bright and tropical, which is why it works so well for me.

It’s made with the oh-so-good Rebel energy drink base and a tropical blast of Peaches, Pomegranate, Passion Fruit, and Mango syrups.

Peach, Pom, Passion & Mango is a mouthful to say, and it tastes just as busy as the name sounds.

The first sip always feels like a tropical fruit overload in the best way. I usually order mine frozen because the texture reminds me more of an adult slushy than an energy drink.

That frozen texture makes it one of my warm-weather orders, and double-blending gives it a smoother finish.

Double Rainbro

The Double Rainbro is one of the Rebel drinks I reach for when I want a mid-morning caffeine boost.

This one packs a punch with a heavenly combination of fruity flavors, including peach, coconut, and strawberry syrup.

It’s sweet, fruity, and firmly in smoothie territory, so I treat it like a special-order drink rather than an everyday one. The large blended version has 140 grams of sugar, which is usually my cue to save it for a treat.

Dutch Bros also makes a Double Rainbro Tea with Paris black tea instead of Rebel Energy Drink. I like that swap when I want the flavor profile but don’t want the cold, carbonated feel.

Aftershock

The Aftershock Rebel packs a punch with a perfect blend of tart strawberry, raspberry, blackberry, and lime notes.

It’s the kind of drink that makes my mouth pucker a little, almost like a Sour Patch Kid in cup form.

My kids like this one too, though I leave the caffeine version for myself.

I’ve found that swapping the Rebel Energy Drink for lemonade in the Aftershock keeps the flavor punchy without the caffeine hit. It lands in a similar tart-sweet zone, just with a different finish.

Unicorns' Blood

The Unicorn’s Blood energy drink is a fun one, and the name is half the appeal for me.

It hasn’t been on the official Dutch Bros menu since 2018, but most Bro-istas still know how to make it, so it clearly stuck around for a reason.

No unicorn’s blood was actually used here.

This sweet drink is made with a heavenly blend of strawberries, almond, and white chocolate.

What I like most is the balance between sweet and refreshing. It never leans so far one way that it gets boring.

Peach

This peach-heavy Rebel is one of the easiest drinks on the menu to enjoy right away.

I usually point people new to Rebels toward this one because it stays simple: Rebel Energy and peach syrup.

It’s a perfect blend of sweet, delicate peach flavor with a zesty punch of Blue Rebel energy drink. I love the southern peach taste with the extra zing of Rebel.

When I’m counting calories, I also like that it can be made with sugar-free peach syrup.

Sweet Sunrise

The Sweet Sunrise flavor is a unique Rebel drink that combines mouth-watering peach, a hint of banana, a burst of orange, and a twist of passion fruit flavors.

I do find this one a little mysterious, because it’s on the official menu but Dutch Bros doesn’t include nutritional information. That always makes it feel a little less straightforward than the rest.

If I’m going to go all out on a drink, this is the kind of order that earns it. Avalanche style means the barista adds a scoop of vanilla ice cream, which gives it a much richer finish.

Shark Attack

Another Rebel I keep coming back to is the Shark Attack.

I end up taking pictures of this one because the layered colors always stand out.

It stays bright instead of turning overly sweet, which is what keeps me ordering it again.

This bad boy packs a punch with a perfect blend of blue raspberry, coconut, lime, and a pomegranate drizzle, layered beautifully in a way that allows me to enjoy each flavor.

Sometimes I ask for it blended, and the texture changes enough that it feels like a different drink without losing the flavor base.

OG Gummy Bear

The OG Gummy Bear Rebel is a scrumptious mix of watermelon, pomegranate, grapefruit, and passion fruit flavors that honestly does taste like candy melting in my mouth.

When I’m not in the mood for caffeine, I like that this can also be ordered as an OG Gummy Bear Dutch Soda, with soda water instead of Rebel. That version has been a good option for long evening drives.

This OG Gummy Bear is on the official Dutch Bros menu, but it’s different from the regular “Gummy Bear” flavor, which is worth trying too.

Midnight Rebel

The Midnight Rebel is one of the more talked-about Rebel drinks, but I wouldn’t actually drink it at midnight since it has 160mg of caffeine.

For me, it fits much better as an afternoon drink when I need to stay alert.

Made with a heavenly blend of blackberry and pomegranate, this drink is slightly on the sweeter side. I often ask for a half-sweetened Midnight Rebel to reduce the syrup pumps.

Laser Cat

Laser Cat is one of the simpler Rebel flavors on the menu, and that’s part of why it works. I’ve also never managed to get a Bro-ista to explain where the name came from.

This one is a perfect blend of raspberry and coconut flavors. It’s easy to drink and good for first-timers.

When it’s too late for caffeine, I like that I can order Laser Cat as a Dutch Soda instead.

Hawaiian

This is definitely one of the stronger Rebel flavors on the menu, and it stays popular for a reason.

I think of it as Hawaiian Punch for grown-ups.

This energy drink packs a punch with a blend of banana, strawberry, orange, and peach flavors. It’s a flavor vacation in a cup, with a taste of fresh fruit goodness in every sip.

The Vampire Slayer

The Vampire Slayer is a blend of strawberry and pomegranate flavors that I definitely like to sink my teeth into (see what I did there?).

It works well for late-night cravings, but it also packs a lot into the calorie and sugar department, with over 560 calories and 63 grams of sugar.

This popular Rebel used to be a seasonal drink around Halloween, but now it’s available year-round.

Ray of Sunshine

When I was first working my way through Rebel drinks, I picked them by name before I paid much attention to the ingredients.

The Ray of Sunshine was one of the first ones I tried, mostly because the name made it hard to ignore.

This Rebel is a deliciously refreshing drink with a perfect blend of blackberry, grapefruit, and peach syrup.

It leans more sour than the sweeter Rebel flavors, and I like the grapefruit syrup because it adds a sharper edge.

Palm Beach

I was honestly surprised by how many Dutch Rebels lean tropical, but that variety is part of what makes the menu fun to explore.

The Palm Beach is a nice blend of pomegranate and peach flavors that tastes great.

The peach gives it sweetness, and the pomegranate brings in a tart finish that keeps it from feeling flat.

The Palm Beach Rebel shouldn’t be confused with the Palm Tree Rebel, though. The Palm Tree version mixes pomegranate, passionfruit, and lime, which gives it a different kind of citrus pull.

Astronaut

I wouldn’t have guessed that almond would be the best additional to a fruit concoction, but this Rebel is a flavor trip to the stars! Blast off with blackberry, raspberry, and almond flavors.

After the first sip, I could see why the Astronaut has so many fans at Dutch Bros.

It gives me the energy I want, and it’s also available as a Dutch Soda or Dutch Lemonade for anyone skipping caffeine.

Stop Light

The Stop Light blend is a delicious mix of kiwi, passion fruit, and pom.

If you grew up on strawberry kiwi juice boxes, this one feels like the grown-up version of that memory.

It’s a good entry point for first-time Rebel drinkers because the flavors are familiar, and I usually order this one blended.

High Dive

The High Dive Rebel, one of Dutch Bros’ exclusive summer energy drinks, is infused with a to-die-for blend of peach, pom, and their Tropical Fruit blend, a mix of passion fruit, guava, orange, and pineapple.

I’m still impressed by how many flavors get packed into this drink. Since it’s only available in summer, it feels more like a seasonal treat than an everyday order, and Dutch Bros doesn’t list the sugar content here.

I appreciate that the High Dive Lemonade is also available when I don’t want caffeine, but for me the lemon flavors push it a little too far.