Dunkin’ Iced Tea With Flavors, Caffeine & Prices (2026)
Freshly brewed tea over ice: see prices, caffeine & calories by size, every flavor, and the best sweetened and unsweetened orders.
A Dunkin’ iced tea is freshly brewed tea poured straight over a cup of ice, which makes it one of the cheapest and most refreshing drinks on the menu. A medium runs about $3.09, carries roughly 67 mg of caffeine, and has close to zero calories when you order it unsweetened. You can get it sweetened or unsweetened, add an unsweetened fruit flavor shot like blueberry or raspberry, or split it with lemonade for a Half & Half. Below you’ll find current dunkin iced tea prices by size, caffeine and calories, every flavor, how it’s made, the best orders, and how it stacks up against iced coffee and Refreshers. Prices are US national averages and vary by location because Dunkin’ is franchised.
Part of our Iced, Frozen & Cold Drinks guides.
Dunkin’ Iced Tea Price & Sizes (2026)
Dunkin’ iced tea comes in three sizes: Small (16 oz), Medium (24 oz) and Large (32 oz). It is one of the most affordable drinks on the Dunkin’ menu, sitting well below espresso drinks and even iced coffee, because it is simply brewed tea over ice with no milk or espresso to pay for. Here is what a standard iced tea costs before any flavor is added.
| Size | Approx. ounces | Price (standard) |
|---|---|---|
| Small | 16 oz | $2.79 |
| Medium | 24 oz | $3.09 |
| Large | 32 oz | $3.39 |
Adding a flavor shot such as blueberry or raspberry usually costs little or nothing extra (extra pumps run about $0.10–$0.25 at most stores), and a Half & Half with lemonade is priced like the standard tea at most stores. Because Dunkin’ is almost entirely franchised, owners set their own prices, so city-center and airport locations sit at the top of these ranges while suburban stores sit lower. Treat the figures as realistic averages and note that prices vary by location.
Dunkin’ Iced Tea Calories & Caffeine
Iced tea is a light-caffeine drink. It is brewed from black tea, so a medium delivers roughly 67 mg of caffeine, far less than a medium iced coffee (about 297 mg) and less than a Refresher (about 99 mg). Caffeine climbs with size because a bigger cup holds more brewed tea rather than more ice.
| Size | Caffeine (approx.) | Calories (unsweetened) |
|---|---|---|
| Small (16 oz) | ~45 mg | ~5 |
| Medium (24 oz) | ~67 mg | ~5 |
| Large (32 oz) | ~90 mg | ~5 |
How caffeine changes by size
A small holds about 45 mg, a medium about 67 mg, and a large roughly 90 mg. That makes iced tea a good afternoon pick when you want something cold and lightly energizing without the jolt of cold brew. Ordering it unsweetened changes the calories and sugar, not the caffeine.
Iced tea calories: sweetened vs unsweetened
Unsweetened iced tea is essentially calorie-free, landing at about 5 calories in every size. Ordering it sweetened is where the numbers move: a sweetened medium runs around 100 calories with about 25 g of added sugar, and a sweetened swirl adds more sugar on top. An unsweetened flavor shot keeps the drink very low in calories while still giving you the blueberry or raspberry aroma. To model your exact build, use the Dunkin’ calorie calculator.
What’s In Dunkin’ Iced Tea & How It’s Made
Iced tea is one of the simplest drinks Dunkin’ makes, which is exactly why it is easy to customize well once you know the moving parts.
What’s actually in Dunkin’ iced tea
A standard iced tea is just two things: freshly brewed tea and ice. Dunkin’ brews the tea fresh, then pours it straight over a cup of ice so it chills fast and stays crisp rather than watered down. Nothing is sweet unless you ask for it, and there is no milk, so the base drink is clean and light. Green tea is brewed the same way for those who prefer a softer, grassier cup.
Flavor shots vs sweetener
Two separate add-ons control how your iced tea tastes. Sweetener is the liquid sugar that turns an unsweetened tea sweet and adds the calories. A flavor shot adds fruit aroma (blueberry or raspberry) and is unsweetened, adding only about 5–10 calories on its own. You can combine them, for example a sweetened raspberry iced tea, or keep it lean with an unsweetened flavor shot and no added sugar.
Dunkin’ Iced Tea Flavors & Customizations
A plain iced tea is a blank canvas, and the flavor and sweetness choices are where most people make it their own.
Blueberry, raspberry and coconut
The fruit-style flavor shots that suit iced tea best are blueberry, raspberry and coconut. Blueberry is mellow and slightly candy-like, raspberry is the brightest and most tart, and coconut is soft and tropical. Each is added as an unsweetened flavor shot, so you can have it sweetened or unsweetened, and you can even blend two shots if you want a custom mix.
Sweetened or unsweetened
Every iced tea can be ordered sweetened or unsweetened. Unsweetened keeps the drink close to zero calories and lets the tea flavor lead. Sweetened adds liquid sugar for the classic sweet-tea taste, bringing a medium to about 100 calories and 25 g of added sugar. If you want the sweetness without all the sugar, ask for it lightly sweetened or add an unsweetened fruit shot for flavor instead.
Half & Half: iced tea plus lemonade
The Half & Half is a Dunkin’ favorite: iced tea combined with lemonade in one cup, the classic Arnold Palmer style drink. It balances the crispness of tea with the tart-sweet punch of lemonade and is a top pick on a hot day. You can build it with a flavored tea too, such as a raspberry Half & Half, for an extra fruity twist.
Best Dunkin’ Iced Tea Order & Tips
These are the iced tea builds worth knowing, ranked by how well they balance flavor, refreshment and value.
1 Unsweetened coconut iced tea
The everyday all-rounder. A coconut flavor shot with no added sugar keeps it very low in calories while giving the tea a soft, tropical lift. The easiest way to make plain tea more interesting.
2 Half & Half (iced tea and lemonade)
The hot-day classic. Tea plus lemonade is tart, sweet and endlessly refreshing. Order it unsweetened on the tea side to let the lemonade carry the sweetness.
3 Lightly sweetened raspberry iced tea
The flavored sweet-tea play. Raspberry is the brightest shot, and asking for light sweetener gives you sweet-tea character with less sugar than a full sweetened pour.
4 Large unsweetened iced tea, extra ice
The value refresher. A large is only about $3.39, holds the most caffeine at roughly 90 mg, and stays at about 5 calories all afternoon.
5 Blueberry iced tea, half sweetened
The mellow treat. Blueberry is the softest, most candy-like flavor, and half sweetening keeps it dessert-adjacent without tipping into cloying.
Dunkin’ Iced Tea vs Similar Cold Drinks
Dunkin’s cold menu has a few tea-adjacent options that are easy to mix up. Here is how iced tea compares with its closest siblings on method, caffeine and character.
| Drink | How it’s made | Caffeine (M) | Taste & feel |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iced Tea | Freshly brewed black tea over ice | ~67 mg | Crisp, light, clean |
| Iced Green Tea | Brewed green tea over ice | ~67 mg | Softer, grassier, delicate |
| Refreshers | Fruit flavor on a green tea, black tea or lemonade base | ~99 mg | Fruity, sweet, vibrant |
| Iced Coffee | Brewed hot, then cooled over ice | ~297 mg | Bold, roasty, coffee-forward |
Choose iced tea for a light, crisp, low-calorie cup with modest caffeine. Pick a Refresher when you want something fruity, sweet and more energizing, reach for iced coffee when you need real caffeine and coffee flavor, or explore the full Dunkin’ tea menu for hot tea, green tea and chai. All of the cold options live on the Dunkin’ iced & cold drinks menu.
How to Order a Dunkin’ Iced Tea (App & Drive-Thru)
You can order iced tea at the counter, at the drive-thru, or ahead for pickup on the Dunkin’ app. Ordering in the app is usually the smartest move: Dunkin’ Rewards members earn points on every drink, unlock app-only offers, and can save a custom tea build to reorder in one tap.
At the drive-thru, keep it in order: state the size, say “iced tea,” then whether you want it sweetened or unsweetened and any flavor. For example, “medium unsweetened raspberry iced tea” or “large Half and Half.” Being specific about sweetness up front is the single biggest way to get the cup you actually wanted.
Sources and further reading: Dunkin’ official menu and nutrition information, FDA: how much caffeine is too much, FDA: added sugars on the Nutrition Facts label. Prices are typical US prices and vary by location.
Dunkin’ Iced Tea: Frequently Asked Questions
What iced teas does Dunkin' have?
Dunkin’ serves freshly brewed iced tea (black), iced green tea and a Half & Half that mixes iced tea with lemonade. Any of them can be ordered sweetened or unsweetened, and you can add an unsweetened fruit flavor shot such as blueberry or raspberry.
What flavors of iced tea does Dunkin' offer?
The three core iced tea flavors are blueberry, raspberry and coconut, each added as an unsweetened flavor shot. Blueberry is mellow and candy-like, raspberry is the brightest and most tart, and coconut is soft and tropical. You can order any flavor sweetened or unsweetened.
How much caffeine is in a Dunkin' iced tea?
About 45 mg in a small, 67 mg in a medium and 90 mg in a large. Because it is brewed from black tea, iced tea has far less caffeine than a Dunkin’ iced coffee (about 297 mg medium) and less than a Refresher (about 99 mg medium).
How many calories are in a Dunkin' iced tea, sweetened vs unsweetened?
Unsweetened iced tea is essentially calorie-free, about 5 calories in any size. Ordering it sweetened adds liquid sugar, bringing a medium to roughly 100 calories and 25 g of added sugar, and a sweetened swirl adds more. An unsweetened flavor shot keeps it very low in calories.
What is a Dunkin' Half & Half?
A Half & Half is iced tea combined with lemonade in one cup, the classic Arnold Palmer style drink. It balances the crisp taste of tea with tart-sweet lemonade and is a favorite on hot days. You can make it with a flavored tea, such as a raspberry Half & Half, too.
What sizes and prices does Dunkin' iced tea come in?
Iced tea comes in three sizes: Small (16 oz) at about $2.79, Medium (24 oz) at about $3.09 and Large (32 oz) at about $3.39. A flavor shot usually adds little or nothing; extra pumps run about $0.10 to $0.25. Prices vary by location because Dunkin’ is franchised.
Is Dunkin' iced tea freshly brewed?
Yes. Dunkin’ brews the tea fresh and pours it straight over ice so it chills quickly and stays crisp rather than watered down. The base drink is just brewed tea and ice, with sweetener and flavor shots added only if you ask.
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