New Dunkin Donuts Drinks on the 2025 Menu
Dunkin Donuts has expanded its beverage lineup with several new drinks added to the core menu and limited-time offerings in 2025, including reformulated cold brews, fruit-forward Refreshers, and seasonal lattes available at participating U.S. locations. The company continues to prioritize iced and cold beverages, reflecting broader consumer demand for chilled drinks. The latest drinks are listed on the official Dunkin menu site and in the Dunkin app, which also shows pricing and calorie information for each item.
New additions include iced vanilla bean coconut milk lattes, strawberry dragonfruit Refreshers, and caramel cream cold brew variants with adjusted sweetness levels. These drinks are designed to align with current flavor trends and to provide lower-sugar and plant-based milk options. Dunkin states that new drinks are rolled out in phases across company-owned and licensed stores, with availability varying by market.
Pricing, Nutrition, and Where to Order New Dunkin Drinks
Most new Dunkin Donuts drinks fall within the existing beverage price range, with medium sizes typically priced between 4.00 and 6.50 USD before tax, depending on the drink type and milk choice. Prices are listed on the Dunkin website and in the Dunkin app, and they may differ slightly by region and franchise operator. Nutritional data for new drinks is available in the app and on dunkin.com, including calories, sugar, and caffeine content per serving.
Customers can order new drinks in-store, through the Dunkin app, and via delivery partners such as Uber Eats and DoorDash where available. Dunkin also offers mobile order pickup and drive-thru service for beverages, and the app provides exclusive rewards and discounts on select drinks. According to Dunkin's public reports, the company operates thousands of locations in the United States, with new drink launches supported by in-store signage and digital marketing.
Dunkin Beverage Strategy and Market Position
Dunkin Donuts positions its beverage program as a key driver of traffic and average ticket size, with iced coffee, cold brew, and Refreshers accounting for a large share of drink sales. The company has invested in faster beverage prep, new equipment, and a simplified menu to improve speed of service. Dunkin's parent company, Inspire Brands, oversees the brand's beverage strategy and works with franchisees on pricing and promotions.
In the broader coffee and quick-service drink market, Dunkin competes with Starbucks, McDonald's, and regional chains by emphasizing value, convenience, and a rotating lineup of seasonal and permanent drinks. Dunkin's U.S. same-store sales and beverage innovation are tracked by analysts and reported in company filings and financial news outlets. For more details on Dunkin's latest financial results and beverage strategy, see the company's investor relations page and recent coverage from Forbes and other business news sources Forbes coverage on Dunkin strategy and SEC filings for Inspire Brands.