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I used to think tea was boring until I started trying Dutch Bros' secret menu.
A few of those flavor combinations changed my mind quickly, mostly because they pushed the tea base farther than I expected.
These six Dutch Bros tea secret menu drinks are the ones I keep coming back to when I want something more interesting than plain iced tea.
I may as well share them.
The list works because the drinks lean in different directions, from bright and citrusy to softer and creamier.
1. Dutch Mojito Iced Tea
I would not have ordered the Dutch Mojito Iced Tea on my own, but a Broista pointed me toward it and I was glad I listened.
Creme de menthe, coconut, and lime do not show up in iced tea very often.
What surprised me was how close it gets to a mojito without pretending to be one. The mint comes through first, then the lime cuts through.
It is the kind of drink I order when I want that mojito feeling without actually reaching for a cocktail.
2. Marmalade Paris Tea
I like jam on croissants when I’m in Paris, so this one immediately made sense to me. The Marmalade Paris Tea has a similar bright, citrusy feel, and it is easy to miss on the secret menu.
It lands somewhere between a vacation drink and a cup of tea with a little extra sparkle. The citrus sweetness keeps it lighter than I expected.
Orange, red grapefruit, and strawberry flavors go into black or green tea, and that combination gives it more range than a simple fruit tea.
It still gives me enough caffeine to feel useful in the middle of the day.
3. Electric Berry Green Tea
The first sip of Electric Berry Green Tea is the part that got me. It tastes loud in a way that matches the name.
It tastes as bold as it looks, which keeps the whole thing from feeling gimmicky.
The neon blue-green color is hard to ignore, and it sets up the flavor before you even taste it.
Green tea, lime, and blue raspberry is not a combination I would have guessed on paper, but it reads a little like a sweeter Warhead to me.
4. Iced Paris Tea
The Iced Paris Tea is a fruity black tea with vanilla, caramel, and a little lemony bergamot.
Dutch Bros is fun when I want to customize, but sometimes I just want a drink that already feels finished.
This one tastes clean and fresh without needing much extra syrup.
The medium body keeps it lighter than some of the more dessert-like tea drinks.
5. London Fog
The London Fog pulled me in mostly because of the name, but the steamed milk and honey make sense as soon as you taste it with black tea.
It is a simple drink, but I reach for it on colder days because the milk softens the tea and the honey keeps it from tasting flat.
I like it with breve for a thicker texture, although it works with any milk.
That creamier base makes the first few sips feel a lot rounder.
6. Sweet Sunrise Tea
The Sweet Sunrise Tea earns its name the second you see the red and orange syrups in the cup.
It is built on black tea with peach, passionfruit, orange, and banana.
Those flavors lean tropical, and the mix moves from sweet to tangy faster than I expected.
The tea still comes through, so the drink keeps a decent balance instead of turning into syrup.
FAQs
Can you get Dutch Bros tea hot?
Yes, you can get Dutch Bros tea hot!
Does Dutch Bros give free drinks?
Dutch Bros also has loyalty perks, and birthday offers can change with the program.
Can you bring your own cup to Dutch Bros?
Cup policies can change, so I would not assume the bring-your-own-cup rules are the same everywhere.
Conclusion
Tea used to feel a little plain to me, but the Dutch Bros secret menu changed that.
I still like a good London Fog any time of year because the creamy texture and light sweetness make it easy to drink.
On a hot summer day, though, I’d still rather have the Sweet Sunrise Tea, since the sweet-tangy finish feels a lot lighter.
