Paradise Matcha Lemonade – Price, Nutrition & Allergen Info 2026

Paradise Matcha Lemonade

The Dutch Bros Paradise Matcha Lemonade is a refreshing seasonal drink that combines matcha, mango flavor, and lemonade for a bright and fruity taste. It is topped with strawberry fruit for an extra burst of sweetness and a colorful finish.

It can be enjoyed iced, offering a refreshing combination of earthy matcha, tropical mango, and tangy lemonade flavors. This drink is a vibrant choice for fans of fruity matcha beverages. For more delicious flavors, explore the Dutch Bros Summer Drinks.

Price of Paradise Matcha Lemonade

Size	Price
Small	$3.25
Medium	$4.25
Large	$5.25

Nutritional Information of Paradise Matcha Lemonade

Type	Size	Total Calories (kcal)	Total Carbs (g)	Total Sugars (g)	Caffeine (mg)
Iced	Small	170 kcal	40 g	39 g	55 mg
Iced	Medium	210 kcal	48 g	47 g	105 mg
Iced	Large	220 kcal	49 g	48 g	160 mg

Allergens Information of Paradise Matcha Lemonade

Allergen	Status
Milk	No listed allergen
Soy	No listed allergen
Wheat	No listed allergen
Eggs	No listed allergen
Tree Nuts	No listed allergen
Peanuts	No listed allergen
Sesame	No listed allergen
Cross-Contact	Possible due to shared preparation areas and equipment

Frequently Asked Questions

The Paradise Matcha Lemonade is a seasonal drink made with matcha, mango flavor, and lemonade. It is topped with strawberry fruit for a sweet and fruity finish.

The Paradise Matcha Lemonade costs $3.25 for Small, $4.25 for Medium, and $5.25 for Large.

The iced Paradise Matcha Lemonade contains 170 calories in Small, 210 calories in Medium, and 220 calories in Large.

The iced Paradise Matcha Lemonade contains 55 mg of caffeine in Small, 105 mg in Medium, and 160 mg in Large.

It has an earthy matcha flavor combined with tropical mango and tangy lemonade, while strawberry fruit adds a sweet finish.

Yes. The Paradise Matcha Lemonade is available iced.

No. The Paradise Matcha Lemonade does not contain any known dairy ingredients.

The Paradise Matcha Lemonade has no known allergens from milk, soy, wheat, eggs, tree nuts, peanuts, or sesame. Cross-contact is possible due to shared preparation areas and equipment.