10 Dutch Bros vegan drinks I think taste amazing

1. Nutty Irishman Cold Brew

Cold brew is what I reach for when I want caffeine without much fuss. On days when I want coffee to taste like coffee, it usually wins.

When plain coffee feels too bare, I like adding one of Dutch Bros’ plant-based syrups. This Nutty Irishman cold brew is one I come back to because it feels richer without getting heavy.

If I want it a little creamier, I ask for oat milk or coconut milk.

That gives it more body and a flavor that reminds me of Irish cream, while the cold brew still stays at the front.

Extra Tip: Ask for a nitro cold brew instead of the regular one if you want more caffeine.

2. Passion Water Rebel

When I want something bright instead of coffee, I usually think of the Passion Water Rebel first.

It’s one of Dutch Bros’ signature energy drinks, so I use it as my coffee-free pick when I still want something with a little bite.

This vegan Dutch Bros drink is made with passion fruit syrup, watermelon syrup, and Rebel energy drink.

The first time I had a few sips of the Dutch Bros Rebel drinks , it reminded me of a fruity Red Bull.

The syrups round out the Rebel base for me, so it tastes fruitier and less sharp.

3. Double Rainbro Tea

Vegan tea lovers, this one’s for you. The name is a play on the infamous YouTube video, the double rainbow guy !

Double Rainbro Tea is colorful, fruity, and one of the easier vegan-friendly orders to remember. It’s made with strawberry syrup, peach syrup, and coconut syrup.

The first sip is bright and tangy, but it doesn’t feel heavy.

A medium cup only contains 180 calories, which is pretty low for something this fruity. I usually switch between green tea and Paris black tea depending on whether I want it a little lighter or a little bolder.

I also like that I can get it hot or cold, so I don’t have to change the drink just because the weather does.

4. Sweet Sunrise Rebel

Another vegan-friendly Dutch Bros drink I like is the Sweet Sunrise Rebel. Like the Passion Water Rebel, it starts with the Rebel energy drink base.

It doesn’t need any ingredient swaps to stay plant-based, which makes it one of the easier menu orders.

The name fits it. The layered color looks like sunrise in the cup, and the sweetness is what I notice first.

It’s built with peach, passion fruit, banana, and orange. The flavors sound busy, but in the cup they blend into something soft and fruity instead of chaotic.

It’s fizzy and easy to sip any time of day. I usually order it sugar-free when I want to keep it lighter.

5. Double Chocolate Mocha Freeze

Chocolate is one of the ingredients I check twice at coffee chains because it isn’t automatically vegan.

That makes mocha drinks a little tricky when I want to stay strict about dairy.

Dutch Bros Chocolate Mocha Freeze can work as a vegan order with the right swaps, which is good news when I want chocolate and something cold.

Dutch Bros Freeze is essentially like Starbucks’s Frappuccino drinks. So if I want a blended frozen drink, this is one of the closest options.

The catch is that the standard Freeze mix and whipped cream are not plant-based, so I have to change the order if I want that frozen mocha texture.

6. Annihilator – Chocolate macadamia nut breve

Dutch Bros has a lot of flavored coffee drinks, but some ingredients don’t have an easy plant-based swap.

Still, drinks like the Dutch Bros Annihilator can work for vegans with the right changes.

The original Annihilator comes with a breve, but it is easy enough to make vegan.

I like swapping the breve for oat milk. It gives up a little of the original creaminess, but the chocolate macadamia nut syrup still comes through with a nutty finish.

This drink can be ordered hot, cold, or blended, so I can match it to the weather without changing the flavor much. That flexibility is a big reason I keep it in mind.

7. Green Apple Smoothie

Besides coffee, tea, and energy drinks, Dutch Bros also has smoothies. One I come back to is the green apple smoothie.

The sweet-sour balance is what gets me. I finish it faster than I expect because the tartness keeps me coming back for another sip.

A medium smoothie contains 590 calories, which is a lot for something that still goes down easily. I usually treat it more like a rushed breakfast than an everyday order.

Green apple isn’t a fruit I order often, but this is one of the drinks that makes me want it again.

8. Cold Brew with Oat Milk

Cold brew with oat milk is what I order when I want something creamy without extra flavoring. It’s simple, and that’s exactly why I like it on busy days.

It’s made with plain cold brew and oat milk, so the coffee stays front and center while the milk softens the edges. That makes it a solid choice when I want caffeine with a little smoothness.

On days when I want it to feel a little fuller, I ask for nitro-infused cold brew with oat milk.

9. The Bob Frost

I like smoothies, but some days I don’t want fruity sweetness right away. That’s when I start thinking about the Bob Frost.

A Frost is basically Dutch Bros’ take on a shake, which means I check the ingredients carefully. With a few swaps, though, I can still make it feel like a dessert.

The bananas and coconut give it a soft base, but the dark chocolate is what makes it feel most like dessert to me.

Bob Frosts feel like a treat, so I usually order one for a special occasion or after a long week.

10. Private Reserve

Private Reserve is Dutch Bros’ brewed coffee, and it’s one I can make at home pretty easily.

Since I brew it myself, I can adjust it however I want. A splash of vegan milk, syrup, or sweetener is usually enough to make it feel more like my cup.

That’s the part I like most. If I already have the coffee at home, I don’t need to leave the house just to get a Dutch Bros-style cup.