Coconutmilk mango dragonfruit
Starbucks Dragon Drink
The coconutmilk refresher on the Mango Dragonfruit row, with Grande calories and every listed price.
Quick answer. The Dragon Drink is the coconutmilk Mango Dragonfruit Refresher. A Grande is 140 calories, 24 g of sugar and about $6.48. Tall, Venti and Trenta prices are on the menu. Their calories are not, so those cells stay a dash.
- Size in this answer: Grande
- Calories: 140
- Sugar: 24 g
- Average US price: $6.48
Checked October 2026. Prices are average US prices and vary by store.
Which Refresher It Is
Starbucks Refreshers come in fruit flavors made with water, lemonade or coconutmilk. On the Mango Dragonfruit row, water is the Mango Dragonfruit Refresher, lemonade is the Mango Dragonfruit Lemonade, and coconutmilk is the Dragon Drink. The Pink Drink is the same coconutmilk idea in the strawberry row.
| Grande drink | Liquid | Calories | Sugar | Grande price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mango Dragonfruit Refresher | Water | 90 | 20 g | $5.93 |
| Mango Dragonfruit Lemonade | Lemonade | 140 | 31 g | $6.46 |
| Dragon Drink | Coconutmilk | 140 | 24 g | $6.48 |
| Pink Drink | Coconutmilk | 140 | 25 g | — |
Dragon Drink Prices
| Size | Price | Calories | Sugar |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tall, 12 oz | $6.26 | — | — |
| Grande, 16 oz | $6.48 | 140 | 24 g |
| Venti, 24 oz | $6.89 | — | — |
| Trenta, 30 oz | $7.35 | — | — |
Caffeine works the way the refreshers page describes for every refresher: caffeine-free, light caffeine at about 50 mg in a Grande (the default), or an Energy Refresher at about 125 mg. Say which one you want. Do not assume the cup in front of you is caffeine-free.
How to Order
- Say Dragon Drink and the size. Grande is the size with published calories.
- Say caffeine-free if you want the inclusion left out. The default on that page is the light-caffeine build.
- Say Mango Dragonfruit Refresher if you want the water version at 90 Grande calories.
- Say lemonade if you want the 31 g sugar Grande. That is a different drink.
A Home Dragon Drink
Blend mango, pitaya and coconut milk. This is a home copy of the flavor idea, not Starbucks’ refresher base, and it is not a 140-calorie claim.
Ingredients
- 1/2 cup frozen mango
- 1/2 cup frozen pitaya (red dragon fruit)
- 1/2 cup unsweetened coconut milk
- 1/2 cup cold water
- 1 cup ice
- Optional: 1 teaspoon honey or sugar if you want it sweeter than unsweetened fruit
Instructions
- Blend the fruit and coconut milk with the water until smooth. The color should be pink-orange.
- Shake it with ice in a jar, or blend the ice in if you want it slushy. A Starbucks Grande is 16 ounces. This home glass is about that size.
- Taste before you sweeten. The store Grande is listed at 24 g of sugar. A home blend of unsweetened fruit will not hit that number unless you add a sweetener.
Dragon Drink FAQs
What is the Starbucks Dragon Drink?
On the refreshers menu it is the coconutmilk version of the Mango Dragonfruit Refresher. A Grande is 140 calories and 24 g of sugar, about $6.48.
How much is a Dragon Drink?
About $6.26 for a Tall, $6.48 for a Grande, $6.89 for a Venti and $7.35 for a Trenta. Calories are published for the Grande only. The other sizes are a dash on our price list.
How much caffeine is in a Dragon Drink?
The refreshers page says every refresher can be ordered caffeine-free, with light caffeine (about 50 mg in a Grande, the default) or as an Energy Refresher (about 125 mg). It does not publish a separate Dragon Drink-only caffeine lab line beyond that.
What is the difference between the Dragon Drink and the Mango Dragonfruit Refresher?
The Mango Dragonfruit Refresher is the water version: Grande 90 calories and 20 g of sugar. The lemonade version is 140 calories and 31 g of sugar. The Dragon Drink is the coconutmilk version at 140 calories and 24 g of sugar.
Is the Dragon Drink the same as the Pink Drink?
No. Both are coconutmilk refreshers. The Pink Drink is the strawberry one, listed at 140 calories and 25 g of sugar for a Grande. The Dragon Drink is mango dragonfruit at 140 calories and 24 g of sugar.
Nutrition and menu descriptions are from starbucks.com, checked October 2026. The homemade recipe is our own home version, not an official Starbucks recipe. Prices are average US prices and vary by store. starbukmenu.com is not affiliated with Starbucks Corporation.
