Holiday Menu with Prices

Overview

A closer look at how Dunkin's seasonal offerings work across the year — not just the winter holidays, but the pattern of limited-time launches that runs through autumn, winter and spring. Understanding the rhythm helps if you're trying to catch a particular flavour before it rotates out.

Choosing from this menu

The seasonal calendar follows a broadly consistent shape. Autumn brings pumpkin and spice-forward flavours from late August. The winter holiday range launches in November with peppermint, gingerbread and caramel profiles. Spring brings lighter fruit-forward and floral flavours. Each window runs roughly six to ten weeks, and items are discontinued rather than carried over, so once a flavour rotates out it typically won't return until the following year.

The Full Seasonal Calendar

Dunkin' runs several distinct seasonal windows across the year rather than one. Understanding the pattern helps if you are trying to catch a particular flavour before it rotates out, because items are genuinely discontinued at the end of a window rather than quietly carried over.

Autumn arrives earliest, generally from late August, and is dominated by pumpkin and warm-spice profiles. It is the longest-running and most heavily promoted of the seasonal windows. Winter launches in November with peppermint, gingerbread, caramel and cocoa-forward flavours alongside festive packaging, running through early January. Spring brings the lightest range, leaning on fruit and floral notes, and tends to be the shortest window. Summer is less consistently themed, usually built around cold drinks and refreshers rather than a distinct flavour identity.

Pricing and Substitutions

Seasonal drinks are priced in the premium tier, matching Signature Latte pricing rather than standard drink pricing. If a seasonal flavour has rotated out but you still want something close, it is worth asking whether the underlying flavour swirl remains in stock. Frequently it does for a period after the full build is discontinued, which means a plain latte with that swirl added gets you a reasonable approximation at standard pricing.

Availability Varies More Than Usual

Seasonal stock is allocated rather than ordered freely, so high-traffic locations exhaust popular items sooner than quieter ones. Regional variation is also more pronounced during seasonal windows than on the core menu. If a launch item is not at your usual store, a second location a short distance away frequently has it.

Frequently Asked Questions