Scooter’s Coffee Teas and Lemonades Guide

If you walk into Scooter’s Coffee and you do not want a coffee-based drink, you still have plenty of choice. The teas and lemonades are the lighter, fruitier and more refreshing side of the menu, and they are easy to order once you know how the names are grouped. This guide explains the official tea and lemonade names, how to tell a hot tea from an iced tea, what a frozen lemonade is, and how to customise your drink without changing it into something you did not ask for.

Use this guide in three steps. First, decide whether you want tea or lemonade. Second, pick a name from the official lists below, and say it in full, because several names sound alike. Third, add only one change at a time, such as a milk alternative or a flavour option, and check the cup before you leave. That simple routine avoids most ordering mistakes, especially when a seasonal or limited-time name is on the board.

Disclaimer: Prices vary by location and change often. This site is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Scooter’s Coffee. Menu names in this guide were checked against the official Scooter’s Coffee Teas and Lemonades menu pages and against existing guides on this site. Last checked: 27 October 2026.

What Are Scooter’s Teas and Lemonades?

On the official Scooter’s Coffee menu, Teas and Lemonades are separate sections, and that separation matters when you order. Teas include hot teas, chai lattes, matcha drinks and iced teas. Lemonades include plain lemonade, flavoured lemonades and frozen lemonades. A name that appears in one section should not be assumed to exist in the other section, and a hot tea name should not be assumed to have an identical iced version unless the official menu lists it.

Teas are a good choice when you want something warm and calm, a chai or matcha drink with milk, or a cold iced tea on a warm day. Lemonades are a better choice when you want something bright, fruity and refreshing, or a frozen drink that is not coffee-based. Both groups can be customised, but the customisation options that make sense for a tea are not always the same as those that make sense for a lemonade, so keep your request simple and clear.

Two names in the tea list are marked as limited time, and two names in the lemonade list are marked as limited time. Limited time means the drink may not be available at every store, or at every visit. If you are planning a trip for one of those drinks, it is sensible to check availability in store or in the app first, and to have a second choice ready from the same section.

The Official Tea Names

The official tea names checked for this guide are listed below, grouped in a way that helps you order. The grouping is for reading only. The names themselves are the official names, and you should say the full name when you order.

Hot Teas and Chai Lattes

• Pumpkin Chai Latte (Limited Time)
• Iced Pumpkin Chai Latte (Limited Time)
• Sweet Tea
• Iced Flavored Chai Latte
• Black Tea
• Green Tea
• Chai Tea Latte
• Flavored Chai Latte
• Matcha Green Tea Latte
• Iced Matcha
• Classic Black Iced Tea
• Citrus Green Iced Tea

Black Tea and Green Tea are the plainest tea choices. They are the best starting point if you are new to tea, if you want a simple hot drink, or if you do not want milk, sweetness or extra flavour in the way. Say whether you want the drink hot or iced, because the menu lists both hot and iced tea forms, and a short request such as “tea” on its own can be unclear at a busy counter.

Chai Tea Latte and Flavored Chai Latte are milk-based chai drinks. Chai is a spiced tea style, and a latte form means the drink is made with milk, so it will feel smoother and richer than a plain tea. Iced Flavored Chai Latte is the iced, flavoured form, and it is a useful choice on a warm day if you like chai but want it cold. Pumpkin Chai Latte and Iced Pumpkin Chai Latte are the limited-time pumpkin chai forms, one hot and one iced, so say the full name and the temperature you want.

Matcha Green Tea Latte is the milk-based matcha drink, and Iced Matcha is the iced matcha form. Matcha is made from powdered green tea, so it looks and tastes different from a plain Green Tea. If you have never tried matcha, the latte form is a gentle first try, because the milk softens the flavour. If you want a cold matcha drink, say Iced Matcha in full, rather than asking for a matcha latte and hoping the store will guess that you want it iced.

Iced Teas

Classic Black Iced Tea and Citrus Green Iced Tea are the named iced teas in the list. Classic Black Iced Tea is the plain iced black tea choice, and Citrus Green Iced Tea is the citrus-style iced green tea choice. Sweet Tea is also listed in the tea section, and it is a useful name to know if you prefer a sweetened tea. Do not assume that every hot tea has a matching iced tea with the same name. Use the names above, and if the name you want is not listed as an iced drink, ask in store whether an iced version is possible, rather than inventing a name at the counter.

Iced tea is a good choice when you want something cold and refreshing without coffee, and without the heavier feel of a milk-based drink. It also travels well, because it is simple and does not separate in the same way as a blended drink can. If you are ordering for someone else, repeat the full iced tea name back to them before you order, because Classic Black Iced Tea and Citrus Green Iced Tea are easy to confuse when you are in a hurry.

How to Choose a Tea

Start with temperature. Hot suits a cold morning, a quiet sit-down, or a first try of a new flavour. Iced suits a warm day, a walk, or a time when you want something cold and light. Once you have chosen hot or iced, choose a style: plain tea, chai latte, matcha, or a named iced tea. That order of decisions keeps the menu manageable, and it stops you from trying to compare every name at once.

Next, think about milk and sweetness. A plain Black Tea or Green Tea has neither milk nor a latte build, while a Chai Tea Latte, a Flavored Chai Latte and a Matcha Green Tea Latte are milk-based. If you do not want milk, stay with the plain tea names or the named iced teas. If you do want milk, choose a latte form, and if you want a milk alternative, see the customisation section below. For sweetness, the safest approach is to ask in store what is included in your chosen drink, because sweetness can vary by build and by store.

Finally, check whether your choice is limited time. Pumpkin Chai Latte and Iced Pumpkin Chai Latte are shown as limited time, so they may not be available on every visit. If they are not available, a Chai Tea Latte is a sensible hot alternative, and an Iced Flavored Chai Latte is a sensible iced alternative, because they are in the same chai family, even though they are not the same drink.

The Official Lemonade Names

The official lemonade names checked for this guide are listed below. As with the teas, the grouping is for reading only, and you should say the full name when you order.

• SOUR PATCH KIDS Frozen Lemonade (Limited Time)
• SOUR PATCH KIDS Lemonade (Limited Time)
• Electric Lime Lemonade
• Golden Coast Lemonade
• Sunkissed Strawberry Lemonade
• Cherry Cove Lemonade
• Dragon Nectar Lemonade
• Lavender Haze Lemonade
• Flavored Frozen Lemonade
• Frozen Lemonade
• Lemonade

Lemonade on its own is the plain choice, and it is the best starting point if you want a simple, refreshing drink, or if you are ordering for a child or for someone who prefers plain flavours. Frozen Lemonade is the blended ice version of plain lemonade, so it is colder, thicker and more treat-like than a regular lemonade. Flavored Frozen Lemonade is the general flavoured frozen form, so if you want a flavoured frozen drink, say the flavour you want as well as the frozen form, and check that the store has understood both parts of your order.

The named flavoured lemonades are Electric Lime Lemonade, Golden Coast Lemonade, Sunkissed Strawberry Lemonade, Cherry Cove Lemonade, Dragon Nectar Lemonade and Lavender Haze Lemonade. Each name should be treated as a separate drink, even if two names sound similar. Do not shorten a name at the counter, because a shortened name can be heard as a different drink. For example, say Sunkissed Strawberry Lemonade in full, rather than just strawberry lemonade, and say Cherry Cove Lemonade in full, rather than just cherry lemonade.

SOUR PATCH KIDS Lemonade and SOUR PATCH KIDS Frozen Lemonade are both shown as limited time, one regular and one frozen. That means you may not find them on every visit, and it is worth having a second choice ready. A plain Lemonade or a Frozen Lemonade is a sensible fallback if the limited-time version is not available, because they are in the same lemonade family, even though they are not the same drink.

How to Choose Between Tea and Lemonade

Choose tea when you want warmth, a milky chai or matcha drink, or a simple iced tea. Choose lemonade when you want fruit, brightness and refreshment, or a frozen drink without coffee. If you are still unsure, think about the weather and the time of day. A hot tea suits a cold morning, an iced tea suits a warm afternoon, and a frozen lemonade suits a hot day or a treat-style order.

Think about who the drink is for, as well. A plain Lemonade or a Classic Black Iced Tea is easy to share and easy to describe, because the names are simple. A flavoured lemonade or a flavoured chai latte is a better choice when the person already knows the flavour they like, and when you can say the full name clearly. For a first visit, a simple name is usually the safer order, and you can try a more unusual name on a later visit.

Also think about texture. A hot tea and an iced tea are light and easy to drink. A chai latte or a matcha latte is smoother and heavier, because it is made with milk. A regular lemonade is light and refreshing, while a frozen lemonade is thicker and colder, because it is blended with ice. If you want a drink to sip slowly, a hot tea or a latte form may suit you better. If you want a drink to cool you down quickly, an iced tea or a frozen lemonade may suit you better.

How to Customise a Tea or Lemonade

Scooter’s Coffee offers customisation options that can be used with many drinks, but keep changes simple. A good rule is to change one thing at a time. If you want a milk alternative for a chai latte or a matcha latte, change the milk first, and leave sweetness and flavour alone until you know how the new milk tastes. The milk alternatives verified on the official Customizations page are Almond, Oat and Coconut, described as Califia Farms plant-based milks.

For flavour, the official Customizations page lists Drink and Cold Foam Flavour Options, with an asterisk meaning that a flavour is available in sugar-free. Use that asterisk as your guide, and confirm sugar-free availability in store, because only flavours marked with an asterisk on the official page are available in sugar-free. Do not assume that a tea or lemonade flavour is sugar-free just because it sounds light or fruity. Ask in store if you are unsure.

The Customizations page also lists an Extra Shot of Espresso, and a note to try a drink with Protein Cold Foam (13g). Those options are mainly relevant to coffee-based drinks, so they are not a natural addition to a plain tea or a plain lemonade. If you are customising a chai latte or a matcha latte, a milk alternative is usually the most useful change. For a lemonade, the most useful choice is usually the flavour and the form, regular or frozen, rather than an added coffee option. Keep the order clear, and repeat it back before you pay.

Calories and Prices

For the teas and lemonades in this guide, calories are left as Not published by the brand. This guide does not print a calorie figure for any tea or lemonade, because no figure was verified from the brand’s official pages during this check. If you need an exact figure for a particular drink and build, check the official product page for that drink, or ask in store.

Price varies by location — check in store/app. This guide deliberately does not print a tea or lemonade price, because prices vary by location and change often. Checking in store or in the app gives you the price for your store, on the day you order, which is more useful than a printed price that may already be out of date.

How to Order a Tea or Lemonade

A clear order has three parts. First, say the full drink name, for example Citrus Green Iced Tea or Lavender Haze Lemonade. Second, say the form, if the name does not already make it clear, for example hot, iced, regular or frozen. Third, say only one customisation, if you want one, such as an Almond milk alternative for a latte form. Then stop, and let the staff repeat the order back to you.

Before you leave, check the cup. Is it the right drink and form? Is it hot, iced or frozen as you asked? Is it the flavour you named? If anything is wrong, it is much easier to fix it at the counter than after you have left the store. If you are ordering for someone else, write the full name down before you go, because tea and lemonade names are easy to mix up, especially when several flavoured lemonades are on the board.

Related Guides

For the wider Scooter’s Coffee menu, see the Scooter’s Coffee Menu With Prices guide. For blended Scooter’s drinks in more detail, see the Scooter’s Coffee Blender Drinks and Calories guide. For hidden Scooter’s orders, see the Scooter’s Coffee Secret Menu guide. For the brand’s signature drinks, see the Scooter’s Coffee Signature Drinks Guide guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a tea and a lemonade at Scooter’s? Teas are tea-based drinks, including hot teas, chai lattes, matcha drinks and iced teas. Lemonades are lemonade-based drinks, including plain lemonade, flavoured lemonades and frozen lemonades. They are separate sections on the official menu.

What is a frozen lemonade? A frozen lemonade is a blended ice version of lemonade. Frozen Lemonade is the plain frozen form, Flavored Frozen Lemonade is the general flavoured frozen form, and SOUR PATCH KIDS Frozen Lemonade is a limited-time frozen form.

Are the pumpkin chai drinks available all year? Pumpkin Chai Latte and Iced Pumpkin Chai Latte are shown as limited time, so they may not be available on every visit. Check availability in store or in the app, and have a second choice ready.

Are the SOUR PATCH KIDS lemonades available all year? SOUR PATCH KIDS Lemonade and SOUR PATCH KIDS Frozen Lemonade are shown as limited time, so they may not be available on every visit. A plain Lemonade or a Frozen Lemonade is a sensible fallback.

Can I customise a tea or lemonade? Yes, with verified options such as Almond, Oat or Coconut milk alternatives for latte forms, and Drink and Cold Foam Flavour Options. For sugar-free choices, use the asterisk on the official Customizations page as your guide, and confirm availability in store.

How much does a tea or lemonade 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 tea or lemonade? 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 Scooter’s teas, a Chai Tea Latte is a sensible first hot order, and a Classic Black Iced Tea is a sensible first iced order. If you want lemonade, a plain Lemonade is a sensible first order, and a Frozen Lemonade is a good first frozen choice.

Last checked: 27 October 2026.