Swig Secret Menu: Every Drink and Custom Combination

Swig secret menu guide — 22 hidden drinks and custom combinations with recipes and ordering tips

Swig doesn’t print a secret menu on the drive-thru board — but regulars know there is a whole second list of named drinks you can order. These 22 combinations circulate through Swig’s own online ordering menus and the fan community: Reviver energy builds, Mountain Dew and Dr Pepper creations, sparkling-water drinks, and a few that blur the line between the regular menu and the secret one. This page lists every one of them with its recipe and how to order it. Looking for the standard lineup instead? Browse the full Swig menu — this page is only about the hidden side.

Swig Secret Menu at a Glance

22 named secret menu drinks, grouped by base: Reviver, Mountain Dew, Dr Pepper, Sprite and lemonade, and sparkling water
Every drink below comes with its full recipe — base, flavors, purees, creams and fresh fruit
Swig publishes no official secret menu, so names can vary by store — ordering by ingredients always works
Two of the ‘secret’ drinks, Unlucky Ducky and Endless Summer, also appear on regular store menus
Sugar-free options exist: Tiki Tiki and Berry Nice are built sugar-free, and most drinks can be made with diet bases

Does Swig Have an Official Secret Menu?

Not officially. Swig has never published a secret menu document, and you won’t find these drinks on the drive-thru menu board. The list on this page comes from Swig’s own online ordering menus — where most of these drinks can be ordered by name — cross-checked across multiple store listings, plus combinations the fan community has ordered for years. That is also why the line is blurry: a drink that is a hidden order at one store may sit on the regular menu at another. Treat every name here as a recipe first and a name second: if a store doesn’t recognize the name, read out the ingredients and any Swig can build it.

Most Popular Swig Secret Menu Drinks

Five names come up again and again. Ride or Die is the signature Reviver build — peach, pineapple and coconut cream over Swig’s energy base. Unlucky Ducky is the playful one: Sprite and lemonade with strawberry and a gummy shark, so popular it is a regular menu item at many stores. Zeus Juice pairs coconut and blue raspberry with pineapple for the sweetest of the energy drinks. Dirty S.O.P keeps it classic — Dr Pepper with coconut and peach. And Tiki Tiki is the light option: sparkling water, sugar-free coconut and fresh orange. The full list, grouped by base, is below.

Reviver Secret Menu Drinks

Drink	What’s in it	Flavor notes
Ride or Die	Reviver + peach + pineapple + coconut cream	Tropical and creamy — the signature secret energy drink
Zeus Juice	Reviver + coconut + blue raspberry + pineapple	The sweetest Reviver build, bright blue and fruity
El Capitan	Reviver + coconut + fresh lime	The lightest energy build — coconut-lime, simple and tart
Pixie	Blended Reviver + peach puree + strawberry puree	Blended and smoothie-like, all fruit
BOMB.com	Reviver + watermelon + strawberry + fresh orange	A watermelon-strawberry citrus burst

Mountain Dew Secret Menu Drinks

Drink	What’s in it	Flavor notes
The Dropout	Mountain Dew + vanilla + cranberry + fresh lemon	Vanilla-cranberry with a sharp lemon edge
Swig Break	Mountain Dew + Powerade + coconut	A sporty blue Dew with a coconut finish
Paradise	Mountain Dew + vanilla + raspberry puree	Smooth, simple vanilla-raspberry
Wild	Mountain Dew + mango puree	Straight mango Dew — one flavor, done well
Endless Summer	Mountain Dew + pomegranate + grapefruit + fresh lime	Tart pomegranate-citrus; also a regular menu drink at many stores
Candy Girl	Mountain Dew + coconut + fresh lime + frozen strawberry	Dessert-like coconut-lime with real strawberry
Islander	Mountain Dew + watermelon + pina colada puree	Full tropical — watermelon meets pina colada

Dr Pepper Secret Menu Drinks

Drink	What’s in it	Flavor notes
Malibu	Dr Pepper + coconut + vanilla	The classic dirty Dr Pepper combo
Dirty S.O.P	Dr Pepper + coconut + peach	Coconut-peach Dr Pepper, a fan staple
DDD	Diet Dr Pepper + coconut	The lightest Dr Pepper build — diet base, one flavor

Sprite, Lemonade and Soda Secret Drinks

Drink	What’s in it	Flavor notes
Unlucky Ducky	Sprite + lemonade + strawberry + gummy shark	Playful and fruity — a regular menu item at many stores
Hard Candy	Sprite + green apple + watermelon	Candy-sweet, like a green apple sweet in a cup
Dizzle	Sprite + pineapple + peach puree + coconut cream	Pineapple-peach with a creamy finish
Orange You Glad	Orange soda + vanilla + half & half	A creamsicle in soda form
Pucker Up	Lemonade + pomegranate + fresh orange	Tart pomegranate-orange lemonade

Sparkling Water and Sugar-Free Secret Drinks

Drink	What’s in it	Flavor notes
Tiki Tiki	Sparkling water + sugar free coconut + fresh orange	Near-zero sugar, bright orange-coconut
Berry Nice	Sparkling water + sugar free strawberry + fresh lime	Light berry-lime sparkler

These two are built sugar-free from the start. Most other drinks on this page can also be made lighter: swap the base for its diet version (Diet Dr Pepper for DDD is the template) and ask for the sugar-free versions of the syrups — Swig stocks sugar-free coconut, vanilla, peach, pineapple and strawberry.

How to Order a Swig Secret Menu Drink

In the Swig app or online ordering, search the drink’s name first — most of these 22 are listed there at participating stores and can be added like any menu item. At the drive-thru, don’t rely on the name: secret menu names aren’t official, and staff at a given store may never have heard them. Instead, order it as a build — ‘a 24 oz Dr Pepper with coconut and peach’ gets you a Dirty S.O.P anywhere. Every ingredient on this page is a standard Swig ingredient, so if you have the recipe, any store can make the drink. If a store can’t, pick the closest regular menu drink and customize it the same way.

Build Your Own Secret Menu Drink

Every secret menu drink is just a named version of Swig’s create-your-own system: pick a base, add one or two flavors, finish with a puree, fresh fruit or a cream. The combinations that became ‘secret menu’ names are simply the ones fans ordered often enough to earn a nickname. Use the tables above as templates — swap the base soda, trade a puree, or make it sugar-free — and you are building your own entry. If it catches on, it might even get a name.

What Do Swig Secret Menu Drinks Cost?

There is no official secret menu price list, because there is no official secret menu. Secret drinks are priced the way any custom Swig drink is: by the base, the size and the add-ins, so a simple two-ingredient build costs about the same as a regular soda of that size, and blended Reviver builds cost more. Prices shown on third-party ordering sites vary by store and shouldn’t be treated as official. For exact pricing, check the Swig app or ask at your store before ordering.

Frequently Asked Questions

Not an official one. Swig has never published a secret menu, and these drinks aren’t on the drive-thru board. The 22 drinks on this page come from Swig’s online ordering menus and long-standing fan combinations — most can be ordered by name in the app, and all of them can be ordered anywhere by listing their ingredients.

In the app or online, search for the drink’s name. At the drive-thru, order by ingredients instead of by name — for example, a Dr Pepper with coconut and peach — because the names are unofficial and staff may not know them.

Ride or Die (Reviver with peach, pineapple and coconut cream) and Unlucky Ducky (Sprite, lemonade, strawberry and a gummy shark) are the two most widely listed. Unlucky Ducky is so popular that many stores sell it as a regular menu item.

There is no official price list. Secret drinks are priced like other custom drinks — by base, size and add-ins — so costs vary by store. Check the Swig app for your store’s pricing.

Not by name — availability varies by store, and some stores list certain drinks on their regular menu instead. But since every recipe uses standard Swig ingredients, most locations can build any of them if you order by ingredients.

Yes. Tiki Tiki and Berry Nice are sparkling-water drinks built with sugar-free flavors. Most other secret drinks can be made sugar-free by choosing a diet base and asking for the sugar-free syrup versions.

Reviver energy with peach, pineapple and coconut cream. It is the best-known of the Reviver secret menu drinks.

Both, depending on the store. It appears on secret menu lists and on the regular menus of many Swig locations — one of several drinks where the line between the two menus is blurry.

Final Thoughts

The Swig secret menu rewards anyone willing to order off the board: 22 named combinations, from the creamy Ride or Die to the near-zero-sugar Tiki Tiki, all built from ingredients every store already stocks. Start with the five most popular, then work through the list by base until you find your build. And when you’re ready for the standard lineup again, the Swig menu with prices has every regular drink, cookie and pretzel bite in one place.

A note on sources: swigsmenus.us is an independent guide, not the official Swig website. Secret menu names and recipes were compiled from Swig’s online ordering menus and community reports in October 2026; availability and naming vary by store, and Swig can change its menu at any time.