7 Brew Teas Menu
7 Brew’s tea menu covers more ground than you’d expect from a coffee chain: classic black and green teas, flavored iced teas, chai lattes, and matcha lattes, all customizable. This page lists the main tea drinks with prices, calorie ranges, and caffeine info.
7 Brew at a glance: 10 menu categories · 80+ drinks with full guides · 80+ secret menu combos · Prices from $3.38 to $9.43 (estimates)
A few honest notes before you scroll: prices and nutrition figures are estimates gathered from posted menus and vary by location, the menu board at your stand wins. This is a fan-run site, not affiliated with 7 Brew. If something looks off, check with your barista.
Hula Green Tea
If your usual iced green tea tastes like nothing, Hula is the fix. The base is plain green tea, grassy, light, a little crisp, with pineapple and strawberry layered on top. The pineapple hits first, all tart and bright, and the strawberry rounds it out so it doesn’t taste sharp. It’s sweet, but not the kind of sweet that coats your mouth; order it half-sweet and it drinks almost like juice with a tea backbone. This is the one people grab when it’s hot out and coffee sounds like too much work. Caffeine is on the gentle side, so it works mid-afternoon without messing with your sleep. One thing worth knowing: the fruit flavors are syrups, so “light and healthy” depends on how much sweetness you ask for.
Hula Green Tea, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: 0-5
Sunset Black Tea
Sunset is what you order when you want actual tea flavor, not just fruit. The black tea base comes through, brisk, a little malty, the kind of thing that stands up to ice without going watery. Then cherry, coconut, and pineapple pile on. Cherry leads, coconut smooths the middle out, and pineapple keeps the finish from getting heavy. Of the fruit teas, this one’s the boldest, the black tea doesn’t hide. If you normally drink your tea unsweet, try this one half-sweet first; full sweetness can bury the tea completely. Good pick for late afternoon when you want caffeine but coffee feels like too much. It also holds up well hot, if you want the cherry and coconut to taste warmer and rounder.
Sunset Black Tea, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: 0-5
Golden Pear Paris Tea
The name’s a little confusing, so let’s clear it up: Golden Pear is built on Paris tea, black tea with vanilla, caramel, and bergamot, mixed with kiwi and watermelon. What you taste is soft and mellow. The vanilla-caramel base makes it rounder than the other fruit teas, then kiwi adds a tart edge and watermelon keeps it juicy. Nothing here shouts. It’s the tea you order when everyone else is getting something loud and you want to actually taste your drink. The vanilla in the base means it handles a splash of milk better than the straight fruit teas, if that’s your thing. Light caffeine, easy to drink, hard to dislike, a safe first order if the menu feels overwhelming.
Golden Pear Paris Tea, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: 0-5
Cherry Blossom Paris Tea
Cherry and peach on the same Paris tea base as the Golden Pear, but this one leans sweeter and more floral. The cherry is the candy kind, bright, a little tart, and the peach softens it into something smooth. Over black tea with that vanilla-caramel background, it tastes like a peach ring with better manners. It’s a popular one, and you can see why: nothing challenging, nothing bitter, just fruit and tea in decent balance. Ask for it half-sweet if you don’t want the cherry running the show, and try it iced first, the flavors stay cleaner cold. If cherry isn’t your thing, the Golden Pear above is the mellower pick from the same family.
Cherry Blossom Paris Tea, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: 0-5
Cloud 9 Earl Grey Tea
This is the grown-up tea on the menu. Earl Grey means bergamot, that citrusy, almost perfumey note, and 7 Brew adds lavender and vanilla to it. The result is floral without being soapy, creamy without any actual cream. It’s the least sweet-tasting of the bunch even at regular sweetness, which makes it the pick for people who find the fruit teas a bit much. Hot is where it shines: the steam carries the lavender and bergamot up and the whole cup smells great before you sip. Iced, it’s cleaner and more refreshing, the vanilla holding everything together. If you’re cutting back on sugar but still want flavor, this is the safest bet on the tea menu.
Cloud 9 Earl Grey Tea, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: 0-5
Blood Orange Cinnamon Spice Tea
The outlier. Blood orange, pomegranate, and cinnamon on tea, it’s the only one here with real warmth to it, and the calorie range tells you it’s built differently from the near-zero-calorie iced teas. The blood orange gives a deep citrus bite, darker than regular orange, and the cinnamon lands at the back like chai’s milder cousin. Pomegranate adds tartness in the middle. Order it hot in cold weather and it genuinely comforts; iced, it’s stranger, still good, but the spice reads differently cold. This is the tea for people who think iced tea is boring. It’s not subtle, it’s not light, and that’s the point. Ask what’s in it before assuming it’s low-calorie.
Blood Orange Cinnamon Spice Tea, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: 300-770
7 Sunny Green Tea
Passionfruit and peach over green tea, and it’s exactly as bright as the name suggests. Passionfruit does most of the talking, tart, tropical, a little sharp, while peach smooths the edges so it doesn’t pucker. The green tea underneath is barely there, more of a crisp backdrop than a flavor, which is fine because this drink is about the fruit. It’s the most “morning” of the teas: light and zippy, the kind of thing that wakes you up without any heaviness. Caffeine is mild. If you like tart drinks, order it regular; if tart isn’t your thing, the peach can’t fully save it, so look at the Hula instead. Either way, light ice gets you more drink for your money.
7 Sunny Green Tea, prices (estimates): Small $3.96, Medium $4.61, Large $5.20, Calories: 0-400
Tiger’s Blood Decaf Tea
Don’t let the name fool you, there’s nothing intense about this one. Tiger’s Blood is strawberry and coconut over decaf black tea, which makes it the mellowest drink on this whole page. The strawberry-coconut combo is a classic for a reason: sweet berry up front, creamy coconut underneath, and with almost no caffeine you can drink it at 9pm without thinking twice. It’s the obvious pick for kids or anyone avoiding caffeine, but it holds up fine for adults too. Order it iced, the coconut reads best cold, and the strawberry keeps it from tasting flat. If you want the same flavors with a kick, the caffeinated secret-menu version is worth asking about. see the secret menu guide
Conclusion
That’s the full tea lineup. If you’re new to it, start simple, a classic black or green tea, sweet or unsweet, and branch out once you know which base you like. The flavored teas are where 7 Brew actually stands out; not many chains let you stack fruit flavors on tea like this. And if straight tea isn’t quite doing it, the chai and matcha lattes sit in the middle
ground between tea and coffee. Whatever you pick, ordering it half-sweet the first time is rarely a mistake. estimate calories for any custom drink and find a 7 Brew near you
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Last Updated: October 2026