Starbucks makes its energy drinks to order in the cafe. They are fruit Refreshers with extra caffeine and B vitamins, and a grande holds 125 mg of caffeine.
This guide covers every Energy Refresher and Energy Drink on the menu, plus the cans sold at grocery stores and how both stack up against coffee. For everything else on the board, browse the full Starbucks menu with every category.
Starbucks Energy Refreshers and Energy Drinks Right Now
The cafe lineup has two families: Energy Refreshers, which are lemonade or water based, and Energy Drinks, which are the coconutmilk versions. Both sit on the year-round menu, and every flavor shares the same boost of 125 mg of caffeine in a grande.

Strawberry Açaí Energy Refresher
$6.55+

Mango Strawberry Energy Refresher
$6.55+

Strawberry Açaí Lemonade Energy Refresher
$6.95+

Mango Strawberry Lemonade Energy Refresher
$6.95+

Mango Dragonfruit Lemonade Energy Refresher
$6.95+

Cannon Ball Energy Drink
$6.95+

Pink Energy Drink
$6.95+

Mango Dream Energy Drink
$6.95+

Dragon Energy Drink
$6.95+

Pink Cannon Ball Energy Drink
$6.95+
The prices on the cards are delivery-app "from" prices. They start at $6.55 for the plain fruit versions and $6.95 for the lemonade and coconutmilk ones, and in-store prices differ.
Which one is the Starbucks best energy drink for you? Pick by taste, because the caffeine is the same across flavors. Choose lemonade versions if you like tart, coconutmilk versions if you like creamy, and the plain fruit ones for the lightest, sweetest sip.
If you want the same flavors without the lift, see the regular Refreshers without the energy boost. For the rest of the cold drinks, there is a guide to all Starbucks drink families.
Pink, Dragon and Mango Energy Drinks: How They Differ
The named Energy Drinks all use coconutmilk instead of water or lemonade. Pink Energy Drink is strawberry and coconutmilk, Dragon Energy Drink is mango and dragonfruit, and Mango Dream mixes mango and strawberry.
The two Cannon Ball drinks are a different build. Both stack the Strawberry Açaí and Mango Dragonfruit Refreshers with fruit pieces for an ombre look. The standard one is tart and lemonade based, and the Pink version swaps in coconutmilk. Starbucks tied the Cannon Ball Energy Drink to the Cannon Ball Challenge from Beast Games.
Blended Energy Refreshers and Frozen Flavors
The delivery listing for this site shows no blended Energy Refreshers. Starbucks has run frozen lemonade Refreshers as limited-time summer drinks, so a blended energy flavor can appear and disappear.
If you spot one in the app, check its caffeine line before you order. Frozen drinks are not always built like the shaken ones.
Starbucks Caffeine Content by Drink Family
Caffeine moves with the cup size for brewed coffee and cold brew, but espresso drinks stay flat once you hit two shots. The table below uses grande figures from published caffeine charts, so treat them as close estimates and check the app for your exact order.
Starbucks Caffeine Content by Drink Family
| Drink family | Grande caffeine, approx. |
|---|
| Espresso shot (signature) | 75 mg per shot |
| Brewed Pike Place Roast | 310 mg |
| Cold Brew | 205 mg |
| Nitro Cold Brew | 280 mg |
| Coffee Frappuccino | 90 to 95 mg |
| Classic Refresher | 50 mg |
| Energy Refresher | 125 mg |
| Matcha Latte | 80 mg |
| Chai Tea Latte | 95 mg |
| Decaf brewed coffee | 25 mg |
| Baya Energy (12 oz can) | 160 mg |
For the blended drinks, the Frappuccino blended drinks page has the lineup, and the caffeine there depends on whether the base is coffee or creme.
Caffeine in Double Espresso: Starbucks Doppio Math
A double espresso, also called a doppio, holds about 150 mg of caffeine with the signature roast. Each shot is about 75 mg, so two shots double it.
Blonde Espresso runs a little higher, near 85 mg a shot, or about 170 mg for a double. That is why a grande latte and a venti hot latte share the same caffeine: both use two shots. See the espresso and brewed coffee options for the full list.
Starbucks Triple Shot Energy and Canned Baya Energy
Starbucks Tripleshot Energy is a canned coffee energy drink, not a cafe order. Retailer listings show about 225 mg of caffeine in a 15 oz can, and the cans come from the partnership between Starbucks and PepsiCo. Flavors and availability change, so treat any single flavor as sold while it lasts.
Baya Energy is the other can. It is a sparkling fruit drink with 160 mg of caffeine from coffee fruit in a 12 oz can, about 90 calories and 22 g of sugar. The flavors are Mango Guava, Raspberry Lime and Pineapple Passionfruit.
Starbucks also tried cafe-made Iced Energy drinks on a tea base, with about 180 to 205 mg of caffeine in a venti. They have since left the menu, which is why the Energy Refreshers are now the cafe answer.
How to Order an Energy Refresher: Size, Base and Caffeine Level
Say the flavor and add "Energy" and the size, for example "grande Mango Dream Energy Drink." The base can be water, lemonade or coconutmilk, and you can ask for extra fruit pieces. Extras may cost more.
Cafe drinks and starbucks canned energy drinks are separate products. The cans are sold at grocery stores and some cafes, and they are not made to order. Check the cup sizes in ounces before choosing, since caffeine climbs with size.
Energy Drink Safety and Daily Caffeine Limits
The FDA says up to 400 mg of caffeine a day is not generally associated with negative effects for most healthy adults. That is about one venti Pike Place Roast and a little more.
Your own limit may be lower, especially if you are pregnant, sensitive to caffeine or on medication, so ask a doctor. You can compare the numbers in the calories and sugar by drink guide. For a Starbucks new energy drink, the app shows the current caffeine line.
Frequently Asked Questions About Starbucks Energy Drinks
Does Starbucks sell energy drinks?
Yes. The cafes make Energy Refreshers and Energy Drinks to order, and grocery stores sell canned Baya Energy. The cafe versions are fruit drinks with 125 mg of caffeine in a grande plus B vitamins.
What is the best energy drink at Starbucks?
For flavor, many people go for the Mango Dream Energy Drink or a lemonade Energy Refresher. For the strongest effect, a venti brewed coffee beats any energy drink on caffeine. Choose by the taste you like and the caffeine you want.
How much caffeine is in a Starbucks Energy Refresher?
A grande Energy Refresher has 125 mg of caffeine. A classic Refresher has about 50 mg in a grande, so the Energy version has more than double. Other sizes scale up or down from there.
What is the most caffeinated drink at Starbucks?
Brewed coffee is the strongest. A venti Blonde Roast has about 475 mg, followed by a venti Pike Place Roast at about 410 mg. Both are far above an Energy Refresher.
How much caffeine is in a double espresso at Starbucks?
A double of the signature espresso has about 150 mg of caffeine, at roughly 75 mg a shot. A double Blonde Espresso is a bit higher, near 170 mg.
Is Starbucks Tripleshot Energy still sold, and how much caffeine does it have?
Retailer listings show a 15 oz can with about 225 mg of caffeine. Canned lines change, so check your local grocery store, and treat any flavor as available while stocked.
What are the low caffeine drinks at Starbucks?
Decaf brewed coffee has about 25 mg in a grande. Herbal teas, Creme Frappuccinos and caffeine-free Refreshers are other low or no caffeine options.
How much caffeine is too much in one day?
The FDA says up to 400 mg a day is not generally associated with negative effects for most healthy adults. Your own limit may be lower, so ask a doctor if you are unsure.
Can you customize the caffeine in an Energy Refresher?
Yes. Every Refresher can be ordered with no caffeine, with light caffeine, or as an Energy Refresher with the full 125 mg in a grande. Ask your barista or choose the option in the app.
What is the difference between an Energy Refresher and a regular Refresher?
The Energy version adds extra caffeine and B vitamins. A grande goes from about 50 mg to 125 mg, and the fruit flavors stay the same. Both can be made with water, lemonade or coconutmilk.