Dutch Bros' Unicorn Blood and Vampire Slayer Are Not on Its Seasonal Menu — the Gummy-Worm Creepy Crawler Is

Dutch Bros publishes its seasonal line-up as a menu page rather than as an announcement, and that page is the strongest available evidence of what a customer can order by name.

Checked on October 20, 2026, it listed 35 drinks across four flavours. Creepy Crawler is the largest at 12 variants: a blended or iced Rebel energy drink, a Myst Energy Refresher, a blended or iced lemonade and a sparkling soda, with each of those six also offered with a Sour Shot. Caramel Pumpkin Brulee runs to nine builds, Cookie Butter to another nine including two protein lattes, and Autumn Berry to five Rebel, lemonade and Myst builds.

Dutch Bros describes the Creepy Crawler as Blue Raspberry, Kiwi and Vanilla with Gummy Worms; the Sour Shot versions add a sour shot to the same base. The page carries no price, no launch date and no end date for any of the 35.

On October 12, 2026, Brand Eating reported that Dutch Bros was featuring two drinks for Halloween: Unicorn Blood, which it lists as almond, strawberry and white chocolate, and Vampire Slayer, which it lists as pomegranate and strawberry. It said both are normally custom orders but were now on the menu for a limited time, so customers could order them by name in the app, and that freeze-dried fruity candy could be added to any drink free while supplies last.

Neither name appears anywhere on Dutch Bros' seasonal drinks page as checked on October 20 — not in the visible listing and not in the structured product data behind it. No official Dutch Bros announcement of either drink could be found, and the company's own menu page is the only official statement available on what is listed.

This page does not resolve that gap, because the sources do not. The possibilities are ordinary ones — an app-only promotion that never reached the web menu, a short feature that has since ended, or a web page that does not list everything orderable by name — and Dutch Bros has said nothing that would settle which. What can be stated is narrower and more useful: as of October 20, the company's own menu page does not list either drink, and no price or dates have been published for them by anyone.

Dutch Bros has a long-standing custom-order culture, and a drink being "on the secret menu" is not the same thing as being on the menu. The first means a barista may build it from syrups that are in the shop anyway; the second means it is listed, named and consistently available.

That difference is the whole practical question behind a search for Unicorn Blood, and it is the one the coverage tends to blur. A customer can reasonably ask for a drink by name and be told it is not a listed item — which is what the official page currently implies.