7 Brew Smoothies Menu

7 Brew’s smoothies are the caffeine-free corner of the menu, thick, ice-blended fruit drinks built on real fruit purees and a milk base you can swap out. There are six signature flavors, from strawberry to piña colada, and every one can be tweaked with extra fruit, different milk, or less sugar. Expect to pay roughly $7.28 to $9.43 depending on size, with about 200 calories per smoothie as a rough estimate. A couple of honest notes: this is a fan-run site, not affiliated with 7 Brew, and prices and nutrition figures vary by location, your stand’s menu board wins.

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)

1. Red Giant Strawberry Smoothie

Red Giant is the strawberry smoothie people describe as tasting like actual strawberries, not the pink-candy version. The strawberry puree does all the work: sweet at first sip, a little tart underneath, blended thick with ice and milk so it lands somewhere between a shake and a slushie. There’s nothing complicated about it, which is the whole appeal. On a hot afternoon it’s cold enough to last the drive home, and it’s the default answer when someone at the table wants something caffeine-free that kids will actually drink. If straight strawberry feels too simple, the two add-ins regulars reach for are peach and raspberry, peach softens it into something rounder, raspberry gives it a tart edge. Ordering it half-sweet pulls the fruit forward and keeps the syrup from running the show.

Red Giant Strawberry Smoothie, prices (estimates): Small $7.28, Medium $8.26, Large $9.43, Calories: ~200

2. Tuxedo Blue Pom Smoothie

Blue raspberry and pomegranate, and yes, it’s as blue as it sounds. The blue raspberry hits first, sweet, a little electric, the flavor that makes people ask what you’re drinking, and the pomegranate reins it in with real tartness so it never tips into sugar-bomb territory. That sweet-tart balance is what keeps people coming back; it’s the liveliest drink on this page by a mile. The base is the same thick, icy blend as the other smoothies, which rounds off the tart edges instead of letting them go sharp. If strawberry or peach strike you as too mellow, this is your upgrade. Want to push it further? Raspberry doubles down on the berry side. Want to mellow it out? A little coconut smooths the tartness into something creamier. Like every smoothie here, it’s caffeine-free, so there’s no wrong time to order one.

Tuxedo Blue Pom Smoothie, prices (estimates): Small $7.28, Medium $8.26, Large $9.43, Calories: ~200

3. Tiki Tango Mango Smoothie

Mango, pineapple, and passion fruit, the Tiki Tango is the most tropical thing on the smoothie menu, and it doesn’t pretend otherwise. Mango leads with that soft, honeyed sweetness, pineapple adds the bright tang, and passion fruit brings a sharper tropical note that keeps the whole thing from tasting flat. Blended with ice it comes out thick and cold, the kind of drink that makes a parking lot feel slightly more like a beach. It’s sweet, no question, this isn’t the one to order if you’re watching sugar, but the fruit flavors taste distinct instead of blurring into generic sweetness. For the full island effect, ask for it with coconut milk; the coconut rounds out the tang and leans into the tropical thing even harder. Half-sweet works well here too if you want the mango to do more of the talking.

Tiki Tango Mango Smoothie, prices (estimates): Small $7.28, Medium $8.26, Large $9.43, Calories: ~200

4. Tiger’s Blood Piña Colada Smoothie

Tiger’s Blood is 7 Brew shorthand for strawberry and coconut, and the Piña Colada version folds pineapple into that mix, so what you get is strawberry up front, coconut through the middle, and pineapple lifting the finish. It’s rich and creamy, closer to a dessert drink than the sharper fruit smoothies on this page, and the coconut is what makes it feel substantial rather than just sweet. People order this one when they want a treat, not a light refreshment, and it delivers on that. The strawberry keeps it from tasting heavy, there’s still real fruit brightness in there, but make no mistake, this is the rich end of the smoothie menu. Caffeine-free, thick, and dangerously easy to finish.

Tiger’s Blood Piña Colada Smoothie, prices (estimates): Small $7.28, Medium $8.26, Large $9.43, Calories: ~200

5. Georgia Peach Smoothie

Georgia Peach tastes like late summer: soft, mellow peach with strawberry sitting underneath it, adding sweetness without stealing the spotlight. Some people call it a peach-strawberry combo, and that’s fair, the strawberry rounds the peach out and keeps it from tasting one-note. Of all the smoothies here, this is the smoothest in the literal sense: no tart edges, no sharp tropical notes, just gentle fruit blended thick and creamy. It’s the pick for anyone who finds the berry smoothies too tangy or the tropical ones too loud. Mango is the natural partner if you want to build on it, peach and mango together taste like the inside of a cobbler without the crust. Served ice-cold it drinks like a milkshake’s lighter cousin, sweet enough for dessert but easy enough for breakfast.

Georgia Peach Smoothie, prices (estimates): Small $7.28, Medium $8.26, Large $9.43, Calories: ~200

6. Blackberry Cobblery Wildberry Smoothie

The name is a mouthful, but the drink earns it. Blackberry and wildberry bring the dark, jammy fruit, deeper and less sweet than strawberry or blueberry, and then cupcake and white chocolate steer it straight into dessert. It genuinely tastes like the filling of a berry cobbler, if cobbler filling were cold and drinkable: rich, creamy, with that bakery sweetness layered over real berry tartness. This is the heaviest smoothie on the page, the one you order when “refreshing” isn’t the goal. The white chocolate does a lot of the work, so if you’re sensitive to very sweet drinks, half-sweet is the move, the berry flavor survives just fine with less syrup. Vanilla is a good add-in if you want to lean harder into the dessert angle. Not subtle, not light, and for the right craving, exactly right.

Blackberry Cobblery Wildberry Smoothie, prices (estimates): Small $7.28, Medium $8.26, Large $9.43, Calories: ~200

Prices & Calories (What to Expect)

Every signature smoothie runs about $7.28 for a small, $8.26 for a medium, and $9.43 for a large, those are estimates, and your stand may charge a little more or less. Calorie-wise, figure roughly 200 calories for a standard smoothie, but treat that as a starting point, not a promise: size, milk choice, and extra syrups move the number around. If you want a closer estimate for your exact order, run it through our calorie calculator.

One honest caveat: 7 Brew doesn’t publish a single official nutrition sheet, so these figures come from posted menus and fan compilations. The menu board at your location is the final word.

What About Single-Fruit Smoothies?

The six drinks above are the named signature smoothies, the ones with their own followings. You’re not limited to them, though. A plain strawberry, mango, or peach smoothie is just a matter of asking for that fruit on its own, and most of the “extra” flavors people talk about online, strawberry-banana, wildberry, piña colada, tropical blends, are custom combinations built from the fruit menu, not separate fixed recipes. Same price range, same rough calorie neighborhood. If you’re not sure what to ask for, “medium smoothie with strawberry and banana, oat milk” is a perfectly normal order.

Build Your Own: Customization

This is where 7 Brew smoothies actually pull ahead of most chains. The milk base can be swapped, oat, almond, and coconut milk are the usual dairy-free options, or plain water if you want the lightest possible version. Sweetness runs from unsweetened up through extra sweet, with half-sweet being the sweet spot for most people: you still taste the fruit, just with less syrup behind it. And the fruit menu is wide open, banana, cherry, guava, kiwi, lime, passion fruit, pomegranate, watermelon, and more can be layered onto any smoothie. Two or three fruits is the practical limit before flavors start stepping on each other.

Secret Menu Smoothie Combos

These aren’t on the official menu, they’re fan-built combinations you order by describing the ingredients, since most stands won’t know the nicknames. A few worth trying:

Strawberry Colada, strawberry, coconut, pineapple. Lighter and fruitier than the Tiger’s Blood Piña Colada.
Peach Cobbler, peach, vanilla, cinnamon. Warm dessert notes over peach.
Tropical Berry Blast, strawberry, mango, passion fruit. Sweet, tangy, and loud.
Berry Medley, strawberry, blueberry, raspberry. Straightforward mixed-berry, tart and bold.

For the full list of secret-menu drinks across every category, see our secret menu guide.

7 Brew Smoothies FAQ

Are 7 Brew smoothies caffeine-free?

Yes, all of them. That’s what makes them the go-to for kids and for late-night drive-thru runs.

How much does a 7 Brew smoothie cost?

Roughly $7.28 (small) to $9.43 (large), depending on size and location. Those are estimates; check the menu board at your stand.

How many calories are in a 7 Brew smoothie?

About 200 as a rough estimate for a standard order. Bigger sizes, richer milks, and extra syrups push it up, use the calorie calculator for a closer guess.

Can I get a dairy-free smoothie?

Yes. Ask for oat, almond, or coconut milk instead of the standard base, or water for the lightest version.

Does 7 Brew use real fruit?

Smoothies are built on real fruit purees, with flavor syrups layered in for the named combinations. If you want it as close to pure fruit as possible, order it unsweetened with water.

Can I mix smoothie flavors?

Absolutely, that’s half the point. Strawberry-banana and mango-pineapple are the classics, but the staff will blend pretty much any combination you name.

Conclusion

That’s the smoothie lineup: six signature flavors, endless custom combinations, zero caffeine. If you’re ordering for the first time, pick the fruit you already like, go medium, and try it half-sweet, you can always adjust from there. And if you’re near a stand, check the menu board against these prices; if something’s changed, the board wins. Find your nearest location here.

Last Updated: October 2026