Meet the Black & White: One of Coffee Rush’s Signature Drinks
Some drinks come and go. Others become part of a coffee shop’s identity.
For more than 25 years, the Black & White has been one of Coffee Rush’s signature drinks and a customer favorite. Whether you enjoy it Hot, Iced, or as our most popular version—the Frost—the Black & White has earned its place as one of the drinks our guests return for again and again.
What Makes the Black & White Special?
The Black & White is built around the combination of rich chocolate and premium Ghirardelli White Chocolate Sauce, creating a smooth, balanced flavor that’s both comforting and refreshing.
The Frost version has become especially popular in Arizona, offering a cool and creamy treat that’s perfect year-round.
Regular or Loaded?
One of the things customers love most is the ability to choose how they enjoy it.
Regular is perfect for guests who prefer a smooth chocolate flavor without added espresso.
Loaded includes added espresso, giving coffee lovers a richer, bolder taste while keeping the same signature flavor.
Available Your Way
No matter the season, there’s a Black & White for every occasion.
Frost – Our most popular version.
Iced – Smooth and refreshing.
Hot – Rich, comforting, and perfect any time of year.
Crafted with Quality
At Coffee Rush, we believe great drinks begin with great ingredients. That’s why we carefully choose the products that go into every cup, including premium Ghirardelli White Chocolate Sauce.
It’s one more way we deliver on our promise:
Premium Taste. Local Prices.
If you haven’t tried the Black & White yet, we invite you to discover why it’s been one of our signature drinks for more than 25 years.
Better coffee. Better rush.
I like that you can get the Frost with or without espresso, since sometimes I just want the chocolate taste. The white chocolate sauce with the dark chocolate is what makes it work, and that colony flow idea really fits how the drink blends together.
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