If you want a cold coffee at Dutch Bros, you have two main families to choose from: iced coffee and cold brew. They look similar in a cup, because both are cold and served over ice, but they are not the same drink. This beginner-friendly guide explains the difference in plain language, lists the official Dutch Bros iced coffee and cold brew names, and shows how to customise a drink without guessing at the counter.
Use this guide in three steps. First, decide whether you want iced coffee or cold brew. Second, pick a named drink from the lists below, or choose Build Your Own and add your own flavours. Third, pick a size and any simple changes, such as cream or milk, sweetness, or an extra espresso shot. If you are unsure, staff at the stand can confirm the exact build for your drink.
Disclaimer: Prices vary by location and change often. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Dutch Bros. Menu names in this guide were checked against the official Dutch Bros Iced Coffee menu pages and against existing guides on this site. Last checked: 27 October 2026.
Cold Brew vs Iced Coffee: What Is the Difference?
In general terms, iced coffee is coffee that is brewed hot and then cooled and served over ice. Cold brew, in general terms, is coffee that is steeped in cold water over a longer period, rather than brewed with hot water. That general difference matters, because it can change the taste and texture. Iced coffee often tastes brighter and more like a normal hot coffee that has been chilled, while cold brew often tastes smoother and less sharp, although the exact taste still depends on the beans, the flavour, and how much cream, milk or sweetness is added.
This guide does not claim a Dutch Bros-specific brewing time or a Dutch Bros-specific brewing process, because no such detail was verified from the brand’s official pages during this check. If you want to know how Dutch Bros prepares a particular cold brew, ask in store or check the official product page for that drink. What you can use here is the official name list, the size example, and the customisation options, which were all checked on the official pages.
A simple way to choose is to think about texture and habit. If you already like a normal iced latte or iced mocha, start with the iced coffee groups below. If you like a smoother, less acidic-tasting cold coffee, try a cold brew, starting with Sweet Cream Cold Brew, which is described on its official page simply as Sweet Cream. If you like neither description yet, a Small size is a low-risk first try, because you can try the other family next time.
Iced Coffee: The Official Groups and Names
Dutch Bros groups its iced coffee drinks into several sections. The names below are the official names checked on the Iced Coffee menu page. Use the full name when you order, and say whether you want it iced, so staff do not confuse it with a hot version of a similar name.
Iced Dutch Faves
- Golden Eagle
- Caramelizer
- Annihilator
- Kicker
- Cocomo
- Double Torture
- 911
- White Mocha
- Build Your Own: Breve
Iced Protein Coffee
- Golden Eagle Protein
- Vanilla Protein Latte
- Vanilla Zero Sugar Added Protein Latte
- Hopscotch Protein Latte
- Hopscotch Zero Sugar Added Protein Latte
- Hopscotch Protein Mocha
- Hopscotch Zero Sugar Added Protein Mocha
- Build Your Own: Protein Latte
- Build Your Own: Protein Mocha
Iced Latte
- Iced Latte
- Caramel Latte
- Hazelnut Latte
- Salted Caramel Latte
- White Chocolate Latte
- Vanilla Latte
- Oat Milk Latte
- Build Your Own: Latte
- ‘Secret’ Menu Latte
Iced Mocha
- Iced Mocha
- Dark Chocolate Mocha
- Salted Caramel Mocha
- Vanilla Mocha
- Zero Sugar Added Mocha
- White Mocha
- Build Your Own: Mocha
- ‘Secret’ Menu Mocha
Iced Americano Black Coffee
- Americano
Iced Dutch Faves Zero Sugar Added
- Golden Eagle Zero Sugar Added
- Caramelizer Zero Sugar Added
- Annihilator Zero Sugar Added
- Kicker Zero Sugar Added
- Cocomo Zero Sugar Added
- Double Torture Zero Sugar Added
- 911 Zero Sugar Added
The Zero Sugar Added groups are useful if you are watching sugar, but read the name carefully. Zero Sugar Added does not mean the drink has no milk, no cream, or no calories, and it does not mean every part of the build is sugar-free. If sugar or another ingredient matters to you, confirm the full build in store, and do not assume a short name tells you everything about the drink.
Cold Brew: The Official Names
The Cold Brew section on the official Iced Coffee page lists the following names. Again, use the full name, and add the word Cold Brew if the name on its own could be confused with an iced latte or iced mocha of a similar name.
- Caramel Pumpkin Brûlée Cold Brew
- White Chocolate Lavender Cold Brew w/ Cream
- Golden Eagle Cold Brew
- Caramelizer Cold Brew
- Campin’ Cold Brew
- Sweet Cream Cold Brew
- Hazelnut Cold Brew w/ Cream
- Vanilla Cold Brew w/ Cream
- Build Your Own: Cold Brew
- Build Your Own: Nitro Cold Brew
- ‘Secret’ Menu Cold Brew
Sweet Cream Cold Brew is a good example for beginners, because its official description is short and clear: Sweet Cream. On its official page, the sizes are listed as Small at 16 ounces, Medium at 24 ounces, and Large at 32 ounces. Size names and ounces can vary by drink and by location, so confirm the size for your exact drink when you order, rather than assuming every cold brew uses the same sizes.
How to Customise Iced Coffee and Cold Brew
Customisation for cold brew is well shown on the official Sweet Cream Cold Brew page. The customisation categories there include Flavors, Toppings and Mix-ins, Included Toppings, Cream or Milk, Extra Espresso Shots, Add Liquid Sweetener, Add Sweetener Packets, Sweetness, Sprinks, and Ice. In plain terms, you can change the flavour, change the cream or milk, change how sweet the drink is, change the ice, or add an extra espresso shot.
The flavour options shown on that page are a useful starting point for Build Your Own drinks as well. They include Almond, Banana, Cane Syrup, Caramel Sauce, Cherry, Chocolate Macadamia Nut, Cinnamon, Coconut, Cookie Butter Sauce, Creme De Menthe, Cupcake, Dark Chocolate Sauce, Hazelnut, Irish Cream, Lavender, Orange, Pumpkin Pie Sauce, Raspberry, Salted Caramel, Strawberry, Vanilla, and White Chocolate Sauce. You do not need to use all of them. One flavour, chosen well, is often better than three flavours competing in one cup, especially on a first try.
Cream or milk is another simple choice. Some cold brews are listed with cream, such as White Chocolate Lavender Cold Brew w/ Cream, Hazelnut Cold Brew w/ Cream, and Vanilla Cold Brew w/ Cream. The words w/ Cream in the name tell you cream is part of that build, so if you do not want cream, say so clearly when you order, or choose a different cold brew. For iced lattes and iced mochas, the milk or cream choice is part of the drink’s character, so ask what options are available if you have a preference or a dietary need.
Ice, sweetness and extra shots are small changes that can make a big difference. Less ice means more coffee in the cup, but it also means the drink may warm up faster. More sweetness suits a dessert-style drink, while less sweetness suits a plain coffee taste. An extra espresso shot makes the coffee taste stronger and adds caffeine, so think about the time of day before you add one. Sprinks are decorative sprinkles, and they do not change the coffee taste in the same way as a flavour or a shot does.
Calories and Nutrition
For the iced coffee and cold brew drinks in this guide, calories and nutrition figures are left as Not published by the brand. This guide does not print a calorie figure for any named iced coffee or cold brew, because no such figure was verified from the brand’s official pages during this check. That includes Sweet Cream Cold Brew, even though its size and customisation options were verified. Size and flavour information is not the same as nutrition information, and this guide does not guess one from the other.
If calories, sugar, fat or caffeine matter to you, check the official product page for your exact drink, or ask in store, before you order. Be specific when you ask, because a Build Your Own drink with cream, a sweetener and a flavour will not have the same figures as a plain Americano or a plain cold brew. Do not rely on a figure from another website that does not name the exact Dutch Bros drink, size and build.
How to Order Iced Coffee or Cold Brew
A clear order has four parts. First, say iced coffee or cold brew, so staff know which family you mean. Second, say the full drink name, for example Sweet Cream Cold Brew or Caramel Latte, and add the word Iced if the name on its own could be a hot drink. Third, say the size. Fourth, add any customisation, such as cream or milk, sweetness, ice, or an extra shot. That order is easy to hear, easy to repeat, and easy to check.
Price varies by location — check in store/app. This guide deliberately does not print an iced coffee or cold brew price, because Dutch Bros prices vary by location and change often. Check the menu board, the app, or ask at the stand for the price of your size and build, especially if you have added protein, extra shots, or extra flavours, which can change the total.
Before you leave, check the cup. Is it the right size? Is it iced or cold brew as you ordered, rather than blended or hot? Is the cream, milk or topping the one you asked for? If anything is different, it is easier to fix it at the stand straight away. If you are ordering for someone else, repeat their family, name, size and customisation back to them before you order.
Related Guides
For the wider Dutch Bros menu, see the Dutch Bros Menu guide. For another cold Dutch Bros category, see the Dutch Bros Rebel Energy Drinks Guide. For blended cold coffee drinks, see the Dutch Bros Freezes Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between cold brew and iced coffee? In general terms, iced coffee is brewed hot and then cooled and served over ice, while cold brew is steeped in cold water over a longer period. This guide does not claim a Dutch Bros-specific brewing time or process, because none was verified during this check.
What is Sweet Cream Cold Brew? Sweet Cream Cold Brew is an official Dutch Bros cold brew, described on its official page as Sweet Cream. Its sizes on that page are Small at 16 ounces, Medium at 24 ounces, and Large at 32 ounces.
Can I customise a cold brew? Yes. On the Sweet Cream Cold Brew page, customisation categories include Flavors, Toppings and Mix-ins, Included Toppings, Cream or Milk, Extra Espresso Shots, Add Liquid Sweetener, Add Sweetener Packets, Sweetness, Sprinks, and Ice.
What flavours can I add? The flavour options shown on the Sweet Cream Cold Brew page include Almond, Banana, Cane Syrup, Caramel Sauce, Cherry, Chocolate Macadamia Nut, Cinnamon, Coconut, Cookie Butter Sauce, Creme De Menthe, Cupcake, Dark Chocolate Sauce, Hazelnut, Irish Cream, Lavender, Orange, Pumpkin Pie Sauce, Raspberry, Salted Caramel, Strawberry, Vanilla, and White Chocolate Sauce. Availability can vary by location.
How much does an iced coffee or cold brew cost? Price varies by location — check in store/app. This guide does not print a price, because prices vary and change often.
How many calories are in a Dutch Bros cold brew or iced coffee? Calories are Not published by the brand in this guide, because no figure was verified from the brand’s official pages during this check. Check the official product page for your exact drink and build, or ask in store.
What should I try first? If you are new to cold brew, a Small Sweet Cream Cold Brew is a sensible first order, because its description is clear and the Small size lets you try the smoother cold brew style. If you prefer a familiar latte taste, a Small Iced Latte or Vanilla Latte is a sensible iced coffee first order.
Last checked: 27 October 2026.
