Tim Hortons Bottled Drinks Menu in Canada

Tim Hortons bottled drinks are the cooler by the counter: 12 sealed bottles you pick up yourself, with no cup size to choose and nothing poured to order. Four are Coca-Cola sodas, three are juices and a peach drink, one is a bottled iced tea, one is milk, and three are waters. What makes this shelf different from every other drink on the menu is what is missing. The official Canadian nutrition guide lists no bottled drink at all, so this page prints no calories for any of them, and each restaurant prices its own cooler, so there is no national price to print either.

That is not how the rest of the cold menu works. A Quencher or an Iced Capp is made in the store, sold in cup sizes, and listed in the guide with a calorie figure for each size. A bottle is made somewhere else, sealed before it reaches the store, and sold as it stands. The only bottle in the set with a price band on this site is the Fuze Iced Tea Bottle, at about $2.49 to $3.59. The full cold lineup, fountain cups included, sits on the Cold Drinks hub; this page is the cooler on its own.

Tim Hortons bottled drinks

Bottled drinks at a glance

  • Bottled drinks in the set: 12
  • Sodas: Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite and Canada Dry Ginger Ale, each in a 500 mL bottle
  • Juices and fruit drinks: Apple Juice, Orange Juice and Peach Drink
  • Bottled tea: Fuze Iced Tea Bottle, about $2.49 to $3.59
  • Waters: Spring Water, Glacéau Smartwater in a 591 mL bottle, and SmartWater Sparkling
  • Also in the cooler: Milk
  • Prices printed for the other 11: none, each store sets its own
  • Calories in the official guide for any bottle: none listed

The bottled drinks

Tim Hortons Apple JuiceBottled

Apple Juice

The bottled apple juice from the cooler. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons Canada Dry Ginger Ale 500mL BottleBottled

Canada Dry Ginger Ale 500mL Bottle

The bottled ginger ale in the 500 mL size. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons Coca-Cola 500mL BottleBottled

Coca-Cola 500mL Bottle

The bottled cola in the 500 mL size. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons Diet Coke 500mL BottleBottled

Diet Coke 500mL Bottle

The bottled diet cola in the 500 mL size. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons Fuze Iced Tea BottleIced Tea

Fuze Iced Tea Bottle

The Fuze iced tea in the bottle. The guide prints no iced tea rows, so no calories are shown.

About $2.49 to $3.59Cals: Not published
Tim Hortons Glacéau Smartwater 591mL BottleBottled

Glacéau Smartwater 591mL Bottle

The bottled still water in the 591 mL size. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons MilkBottled

Milk

The bottled milk from the cooler. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons Orange JuiceBottled

Orange Juice

The bottled orange juice from the cooler. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons Peach DrinkBottled

Peach Drink

The bottled peach drink from the cooler. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons SmartWater SparklingBottled

SmartWater Sparkling

The sparkling bottled water. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons Spring WaterBottled

Spring Water

The bottled spring water. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published
Tim Hortons Sprite 500mL BottleBottled

Sprite 500mL Bottle

The bottled lemon lime soda in the 500 mL size. Bottled drinks are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official guide, so its price and calories are not published.

Varies by storeCals: Not published

Bottled drinks and juices are priced by each restaurant and are not listed in the official nutrition guide, so their cards show Varies by store and Not published. The Fuze bottle carries the bottled tea range from the checked homepage set.

The set splits into four small groups. The sodas are the familiar Coca-Cola family in 500 mL bottles: Coca-Cola, Diet Coke, Sprite and Canada Dry Ginger Ale. The juice side is Apple Juice, Orange Juice and the Peach Drink, with Milk beside them. The waters run three deep, which is more than most people expect: a Spring Water, the Glacéau Smartwater in a 591 mL bottle, and a SmartWater Sparkling. The Fuze Iced Tea Bottle stands on its own as the only bottled tea and the only card in the set that carries a price band, about $2.49 to $3.59.

ItemSizePriceCalories
Apple JuiceNot printedVaries by storeNot published
Canada Dry Ginger Ale 500mL Bottle500 mLVaries by storeNot published
Coca-Cola 500mL Bottle500 mLVaries by storeNot published
Diet Coke 500mL Bottle500 mLVaries by storeNot published
Fuze Iced Tea BottleNot printedAbout $2.49 to $3.59Not published
Glacéau Smartwater 591mL Bottle591 mLVaries by storeNot published
MilkNot printedVaries by storeNot published
Orange JuiceNot printedVaries by storeNot published
Peach DrinkNot printedVaries by storeNot published
SmartWater SparklingNot printedVaries by storeNot published
Spring WaterNot printedVaries by storeNot published
Sprite 500mL Bottle500 mLVaries by storeNot published

Read the size column the way it is written. A size is printed only where the bottle’s own name carries one: the four 500 mL sodas and the 591 mL Smartwater. For the other seven, no size is printed in the set this page is built from, so the table says so instead of filling the cell from another site’s listing.

Why the official guide has no bottled drinks

The official Tim Hortons Nutrition Guide, Canadian Edition, July 2026, runs to 346 items, and the coffees, teas, cold brews, Quenchers and Iced Capps are all in it, size by size. The cooler is not. There is no row for any of the 12 bottles on this page, which means the guide gives no calories, no sugar and no sodium for any of them.

Other sites print a calorie figure beside every bottle anyway. Those numbers do not come from the Tim Hortons guide, and this page does not borrow them, not even for a plain bottle of water. If a figure matters to you, the sealed bottle in your hand is the one place its maker prints it. For everything the guide does cover, the full 346 item table is on the Nutrition Facts page, and the allergen side of the menu is on the Allergens page.

The price side works the same way. There is no national cooler price list on this site because the restaurants price these bottles themselves. The Prices page can put a checked range beside a made-to-order drink; beside a bottle, the honest entry is the one the cards carry, varies by store.

Cooler bottles and fountain cups

The same cola names show up twice at a Tim Hortons counter, and they are not the same product. In the cooler they are sealed bottles in set sizes, the 500 mL sodas in the table above, sold at the price that store sets. Poured at the fountain, a cola is a cup drink in the store’s cup sizes, made to order with the rest of the cold menu.

Which one suits you is mostly about the road. A sealed bottle keeps its cap for the car, the desk or the bag, and nobody has to make it, so it is the fastest drink in the store when the line is long. A fountain cup is part of the made-to-order menu, with the sizes and the guide rows that come with it. Both sets sit side by side on the Cold Drinks hub if you want the whole picture before you go.

More cold drinks

The cooler is one shelf of a bigger cold menu. The poured and blended drinks, from Iced Capps and cold brews to Quenchers and iced lattes, sit with these bottles on the Cold Drinks hub, and the whole menu in one place is on the Full Menu page. For side-by-side prices on the drinks that carry them, see Prices. What the official guide does and does not list is laid out on Nutrition Facts, allergen detail is on Allergens, and the nearest counter to check a cooler price is on Locations.

FAQs

Yes. Orange Juice is one of the 12 bottled drinks in the cooler set on this page, sold as a sealed bottle rather than a poured cup drink. Like most of the set it is priced by each restaurant, and its calories are not published, because the official Canadian guide lists no bottled drinks.

There is no national price to print. The Orange Juice card, like 10 of the other 11 bottles on this page, is priced by each restaurant, so the figure changes from store to store. The only bottle in the set with a price band here is the Fuze Iced Tea Bottle, at about $2.49 to $3.59.

It does not come in the Small, Medium and Large cup sizes of the poured drinks; it is a sealed bottle from the cooler. No bottle size is printed for Orange Juice in the set this page is built from. The sizes that are printed in the set belong to the sodas at 500 mL and the Glacéau Smartwater at 591 mL.

Yes. The cooler set holds two more on the juice side: Apple Juice and a Peach Drink. Both are sealed bottles priced by each restaurant, and neither has a calorie figure in the official guide, which lists no bottled drinks at all.

The verified set this page is built from lists it only as Orange Juice, a bottled drink from the cooler. The official guide prints no row and no product detail for it, so the kind, fresh, from concentrate or otherwise, is not published in any source this page uses, and no kind is claimed here.

That cannot be scored from the official guide. The guide lists no bottled drinks, so it publishes no calories, sugar or fibre for the Orange Juice to judge it by, and this page prints no figure borrowed from another site. For the drinks the guide does cover, the figures are on the Nutrition Facts page.

The nutrition guide lists no bottled drinks and prints no ingredient detail for them, so this page cannot confirm it either way. Allergen detail for the menu is held on the Allergens page, and the counter staff can check the official allergen guide before you order.

The bottled drinks are cooler stock, and each restaurant prices its own cooler, so neither the price nor the exact shelf is set nationally. Orange Juice is part of the 12 bottle set this page lists; the cooler at your own store is the final word, and Locations finds that store.

Yes. The bottled tea in the cooler set is the Fuze Iced Tea Bottle. It is the one bottle on this page with a price band, about $2.49 to $3.59, and its calories are not published, because the official guide lists no bottled drinks.

Yes, in two forms on this site. In the cooler it is the Fuze Iced Tea Bottle on this page, a sealed bottle at about $2.49 to $3.59. The made-to-order iced teas, poured in cup sizes, sit with the rest of the cold menu on the Cold Drinks hub.