Dunkin debuts revamped Coffee Chillers, Black Cherry Refreshers, Limeade drinks
Dunkin’s spring menu puts its first dirty soda next to new Coffee Chillers, Black Cherry Refreshers and Limeade drinks, all built for warmer-weather sipping.
Dunkin is pushing one of its broadest spring beverage resets yet, and the headliner is its first dirty soda. The chain’s nationwide launch on April 29 mixed Black Cherry Dunkin Refreshers, a new Limeade base, all-new Coffee Chillers and OREO-branded drinks into a lineup meant to keep the brand in play from morning coffee runs to afternoon refreshment stops.
For cold coffee drinkers, the most important addition is the Coffee Chillers line. Dunkin described the drink as a reimagined frozen coffee with a smooth, creamy and bold profile, and it rolled out in three flavors: OREO Coffee Chiller, Caramel Creme Coffee Chiller and Triple Mocha Coffee Chiller. That gives the menu a more dessert-like frozen coffee option without pushing coffee out of the center of the story.
The sharpest swing for soda fans is Dunkin’s Dirty Soda, which blends the brand’s coffee milk with Pepsi and Sweet Cold Foam. Dunkin said the drink delivers a classic soda flavor with a coffee-forward finish reminiscent of the Dunkalatte, a clear sign the chain is trying to pull soft-drink curiosity back toward its coffee identity. Anthony Epter, vice president of menu innovation at Dunkin’, said, “Summer is when customers get more playful with what they drink – they may want to try something new, mix things up, maybe even surprise themselves.”
Refresher regulars got the biggest customization play. Black Cherry became the latest Dunkin Refresher flavor, while Limeade arrived as a new base that can stand on its own or be mixed into limited-time combinations like Raspberry Limeade, Coconut Limeade, Matcha Limeade and Strawberry Dragonfruit Limeade Refresher. That kind of build-your-own flexibility is the point of the spring menu: brighter drinks, more mix-and-match options, and fewer hard lines between coffee and non-coffee orders.
Dunkin also folded in Fruit Punch Donuts and MUNCHKINS for the warmer-weather crowd looking for a snack add-on, while OREO cookies showed up across drinks as part of the brand’s sweeter side. The April 29 rollout follows Dunkin Zero, a zero-sugar energy drink introduced on March 4, 2026, and together the two launches show a spring menu that now stretches across 17 drinks. Dunkin is clearly treating afternoon beverage occasions as a battleground, and this menu is built to keep coffee in the frame while chasing whatever customers want cold, sweet and customizable.
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