Dutch Bros Inc., the coffee chain that got its start in Grants Pass, Oregon, in 1992, is expanding across the nation with plans to open 150 new shops in 2023.

New coffee shop locations will include shops in Alabama and Kentucky.

In a January earnings report release by the company, Dutch Bros Chief Executive Officer and President Joth Ricci said the company was within "striking distance of $1 billion in revenue in 2023 and 1,000 systemwide shops by the first half of 2025."

The company opened 133 new shops in 2022 and have made the goal of opening 800 new shops by 2025.

Where is Dutch Bros expanding?

Dutch Bros' coffee shops can be found in California, Washington, Oregon, Arizona, Idaho, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Kansas, Missouri  and Tennessee. These state also have new locations coming soon, according to the the website's coffee shop locator.

Here are some of the highlighted locations, confirmed by Dutch Bros:

• Alabama: Three shops are opening up for the first time in the state, with two locations in Huntsville and one in Decatur.

• Texas: Twenty stores are expected to open in metros like Dallas, El Paso and Houston, along with 12 locations in San Antonio, according to the San Antonio Business Journal.

• Kentucky: A Dutch Bros spokesperson confirmed expansion into Kentucky. A location is planned in Lexington but city planners denied the coffee shop a drive-thru in a second location, according to the Lexington Herald Leader.

What are some Dutch Bros popular drinks?

The coffee shop serves more than just hot coffee. Coffee consumers have a wide selection of popular drinks that include mochas, teas, smoothies, lemonades, cold coffees and soda.

Here are some of the featured drinks that can be served iced, hot or blended:

• German Chocolate Mocha, served iced or hot.

• Peach Ring Rebel, served iced or blended.

• Snickerdoodle Frost, served blended.

• White Chocolate Lavender Freeze, served blended.

• White Chocolate Lavender Cold Brew, served toasted or iced.

• Flap Jack Mocha, served iced or hot.

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