What sizes does Dutch Bros have?

Small, medium and large, plus a kids cup. Hot and blended drinks run 12 / 16 / 20 oz ; the cold-cup line — Rebels, teas, lemonades and sodas — runs 16 / 24 / 32 oz . Kids drinks are 8–10 oz.

How many ounces is a large Dutch Bros?

It depends what you ordered. A large coffee or Freeze is 20 oz ; a large Rebel, tea or lemonade is 32 oz . This is the single most common point of confusion on the menu.

Is a Dutch Bros medium the same as a Starbucks grande?

For hot drinks, yes — both are 16 oz. For iced drinks they diverge: a Dutch Bros medium cold cup is 24 oz, larger than a Starbucks grande and closer to a venti.

Which Dutch Bros size is the best value?

A large on the cold-cup line . Going from a 24 oz medium Rebel to a 32 oz large costs about a dollar — a third more drink for roughly 15% more money. On espresso drinks the large is mostly extra milk.

Does a large have more caffeine than a small?

Usually, but not always. Espresso drinks generally add a shot between small and medium, so caffeine roughly doubles. An Americano barely changes — the extra volume is water. The caffeine chart lists every drink by size.

What size is the Dutch Bros kids cup?

Around 8–10 oz , and only certain drinks are made in it — the Mini Frost, Not-So-Hot, kids cocoa and kids smoothies. See the kids menu .

Can I order a size that is not on the board?

You can usually ask for a drink in a bigger cup with extra ice or extra water, and shops will often accommodate it. What you cannot do is get more espresso or more energy base without paying for it.

Dutch Bros Sizes: Cup Ounces, Prices & Which to Order

Dutch Bros keeps the size names plain — small, medium, large, no Italian — but runstwo different cup ladders behind them. Order a large latte and you get 20 oz. Order a large Rebel and you get 32 oz. Same word, 60% more drink, and it changes what is good value and what is not.

The two size ladders

The split is not arbitrary. Cold-cup drinks are mostly ice and flavoured liquid, so a bigger cup is cheap to fill. Espresso drinks are milk and shots, and shots cost money — so the cups stay smaller and the price ladder is steeper relative to what you actually get.

Size	Hot / blended	Cold cup	Typical price
KidsMini Frost, Not-So-Hot and kids cocoa only — not a size for the main board.	8 oz	8–10 oz	$2.50 – $3.50
SmallThe right size for espresso drinks. One shot, and the drink still tastes of coffee.	12 oz	16 oz	$3.00 – $6.00
MediumThe default order. Two shots on most espresso builds.	16 oz	24 oz	$4.00 – $7.50
LargeBest value on the cold-cup line; least value on milky espresso drinks.	20 oz	32 oz	$4.75 – $8.50

Sizes, ounces and prices

Price bands per category are on the prices page. The short version: the cheapest full-size drink is a small tea or Americano at around $3.00, and the most expensive standard order is a large Freeze at up to $8.50 before add-ons.

What sizing up costs you

Volume is not the only thing that scales. Here are the same seven reference drinks at each size on the 12 / 16 / 20 oz ladder, with calories and sugar:

Small — 12 oz

Drink	Calories · sugar
Americano	10 kcal · 0 g sugar
Latte	190 kcal · 18 g sugar
Mocha	310 kcal · 39 g sugar
Cold Brew	10 kcal · 0 g sugar
Golden Eagle Freeze	500 kcal · 82 g sugar
Rebel	200 kcal · 51 g sugar
Chai	230 kcal · 41 g sugar

Medium — 16 oz

Drink	Calories · sugar
Americano	10 kcal · 0 g sugar
Latte	260 kcal · 25 g sugar
Mocha	430 kcal · 54 g sugar
Cold Brew	15 kcal · 0 g sugar
Golden Eagle Freeze	700 kcal · 110 g sugar
Rebel	300 kcal · 76 g sugar
Chai	310 kcal · 55 g sugar

Large — 20 oz

Drink	Calories · sugar
Americano	20 kcal · 0 g sugar
Latte	300 kcal · 28 g sugar
Mocha	500 kcal · 62 g sugar
Cold Brew	20 kcal · 0 g sugar
Golden Eagle Freeze	900 kcal · 138 g sugar
Rebel	400 kcal · 102 g sugar
Chai	390 kcal · 68 g sugar

The Golden Eagle Freeze tells the whole story: 500 → 700 → 900 calories across three sizes. The step from small to large costs 400 calories — more than an entire small latte. An Americano over the same three steps goes 10 → 10 → 20.

Where the upgrade is worth it

Step	Verdict
Rebel: medium → large	24 oz → 32 oz for about $1.00. A third more drink for ~15% more money — the best step on the menu.
Latte: small → medium	12 oz → 16 oz. You get a second shot as well as more milk, so the drink genuinely changes.
Latte: medium → large	16 oz → 20 oz, usually with no extra shot. You are buying milk.
Freeze: any step up	The most expensive step on the board, and calories rise faster than volume.
Americano: any step up	Cheap, and caffeine barely moves — the extra volume is water.
Tea or lemonade: medium → large	Good value by volume, but sugar scales with it. Ask for half sweet.

Six things people get wrong

6 drinks

Assumption	What is actually true
A large is a large	It is not. A large coffee is 20 oz; a large Rebel is 32 oz. Same word, 60% more drink.
Bigger means more caffeine	Only on drinks whose base scales. An Americano is ~96 mg at small and medium alike.
Dutch Bros uses Italian size names	No — it is small, medium and large. There is no tall/grande/venti equivalent.
A large costs a lot more	On the cold-cup line the step is about a dollar. On blended drinks it is the biggest jump on the menu.
The kids size is just a small	It is a separate 8–10 oz cup, and only a handful of drinks are made in it.
You can size up a rewards drink	At 250 points the reward is a medium. It takes 325 points to redeem any size up to 32 oz.

For exact figures on a specific build and size, use thecalories calculator. For the full nutrition picture across the menu, see the nutrition facts.

Dutch Bros Sizes & Cup Ounces