7 Brew Seven Energy Menu: Prices, Flavors & Calories 2026
Seven Energy is 7 Brew’s house energy drink: a caffeinated, carbonated base you flavor with fruit syrups, served iced or blended. No coffee in it at all, which is the whole point for non-coffee drinkers who still want a kick. This page covers the main energy drinks, the popular flavor combos people actually order, prices, caffeine, and calories. A few honest notes: prices and nutrition figures are estimates gathered from posted menus and vary by location, so your stand’s menu board wins. This is a fan-run site, not affiliated with 7 Brew.
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)
The Seven Energy Drinks
1. Black Mamba 7 Energy
Black Mamba is the one people order when they want the energy drink to taste like an energy drink, not a fruit smoothie. The flavor profile leans dark fruit, blackberry, dark cherry, that kind of deep berry mix, over the standard carbonated Seven Energy base. It comes out tasting bolder and less candy-sweet than the tropical combos, which is why it has a loyal following among people who drink energy drinks daily. Like everything in the Seven Energy line, you can get it sugar-free, iced or blended as a chiller, and with add-ins like cream or cold foam if you want to take it somewhere richer. If the bright fruit flavors taste too much like soda to you, start here.
Black Mamba 7 Energy, prices (estimates): Small $6.83, Medium $8.13, Large $9.43, Calories: 10-560
2. Ocean Breeze SF
Ocean Breeze is the beach drink of the energy menu: blue raspberry, coconut, and pineapple over the Seven Energy base, in sugar-free form. The coconut does the heavy lifting, smoothing the blue raspberry’s candy edge into something that actually tastes tropical, and the pineapple keeps the finish bright. Sugar-free is the key detail here. You get the full flavor with almost none of the sugar, which makes this the default recommendation for anyone watching calories but unwilling to drink something bland. It also works iced or blended, and the blended version on a hot day is genuinely one of the better things on the whole 7 Brew menu.
Ocean Breeze SF, prices (estimates): Small $6.83, Medium $8.13, Large $9.43, Calories: 10-20
3. Nightshade
Nightshade is the moody one: blue raspberry, lavender, and pomegranate. The lavender is what makes it interesting, floral without going soapy, sitting underneath the berry flavors and giving the whole drink a slightly perfumed edge that nothing else on the energy menu has. Pomegranate adds tartness so the blue raspberry doesn’t run too sweet. This is not a safe, crowd-pleasing order, it is the one you get when you are bored of the usual fruit combos and want something with a little more character.
Nightshade, prices (estimates): Small $6.83, Medium $8.13, Large $9.43, Calories: 10-560
4. Pixie Stick
Pixie Stick tastes like the candy, and that is exactly the point. Almond, orange, and pomegranate sounds like an odd combination on paper, but blended over the Seven Energy base it lands as sweet, tangy, and fizzy, the kind of drink that makes you feel like a kid raiding a Halloween bag. The almond rounds out the citrus so it never tastes sharp, and the pomegranate gives it a deeper fruit note underneath the candy sweetness. It is one of the most talked-about Seven Energy combos online, and it earned that reputation honestly. Order it sugar-free if you want the flavor without the sugar crash, or regular if you want the full candy experience.
Pixie Stick, prices (estimates): Small $6.83, Medium $8.13, Large $9.43, Calories: 10-560
5. Sunrise SF
Sunrise is the citrus-forward option: a bright orange-and-citrus blend over the Seven Energy base, sugar-free. Where the berry combos can taste heavy, this one stays light and crisp, more like a sparkling citrus soda than a fruit bomb. It is the morning drink of the energy lineup, the one people grab when they want caffeine but their stomach is not ready for anything rich. Sugar-free keeps it near zero calories, and the citrus flavor holds up well either iced or blended. If you normally reach for orange juice or citrus sodas, this is your lane. Simple, clean, and hard to get wrong.
Sunrise SF, prices (estimates): Small $6.83, Medium $8.13, Large $9.43, Calories: 10-20
6. SEV7EN Energy Sugar Free (Can)
This is the grab-and-go option: a canned SEV7EN Energy in sugar-free form, sold at the stand. Same caffeine kick as the made-to-order drinks, none of the customization, which is the tradeoff. You cannot add syrups or flavors to a can, but you also do not wait for it to be built. It is the pick for regulars who know they just want the base energy drink, or for anyone who wants to take one for later. Under 10 calories per can.
SEV7EN Energy Sugar Free (can), price (estimate): $3.99, Calories: under 10
7. SEV7EN Energy Original (Can)
The original canned SEV7EN Energy, the classic version of 7 Brew’s house energy drink in a can. This is the base that all the flavored Seven Energy drinks are built on, sold as-is for people who want the straightforward energy drink experience without syrups or decisions. It is carbonated, caffeinated, and sweetened, the familiar energy drink profile, just in 7 Brew’s own formula rather than a national brand. Like the sugar-free can, it is a take-it-and-go item, no customization, no wait. Under 210 calories per can.
SEV7EN Energy Original (can), price (estimate): $3.99, Calories: under 210
8. Red Bull (Available Upon Request)
Some 7 Brew stands will build your drink on a Red Bull base instead of Seven Energy, if you ask and if they have it. This is for the Red Bull loyalists, people who prefer the familiar taste and caffeine curve of Red Bull but still want 7 Brew’s flavor syrups and customization. You order it the same way as a normal Seven Energy, size plus flavors, just with the base swapped. Availability genuinely varies by location, so do not count on it until you ask. Prices run a little lower than the Seven Energy builds.
Red Bull base, prices (estimates): Small $5.25, Medium $6.25, Large $7.25, Calories: 110-250
What Is Seven Energy?
Seven Energy is 7 Brew’s signature carbonated energy drink, and it is completely coffee-free. The base contains caffeine, taurine, B vitamins, and flavorings, and you can get it regular or sugar-free. From there you customize it with fruit syrups, there are 20-plus flavors, plus add-ins like cream, cold foam, or whipped cream. It comes iced over ice or blended as a chiller. Find a 7 Brew near you here.
Seven Energy Prices
Prices are estimates and vary by location. The flavored Seven Energy drinks run:
| Size | Ounces | Price (estimate) | Caffeine (reported) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 16 oz | $6.83 | 67 mg |
| Medium | 24 oz | $8.13 | 105 mg |
| Large | 32 oz | $9.43 | 133 mg |
The medium is the most common order. The large is a lot of liquid, better for long drives or study sessions than for a quick pick-me-up. Canned SEV7EN Energy runs about $3.99. For a closer estimate on a customized build, try the calorie calculator.
Caffeine Content
Caffeine figures for an iced Seven Energy come from 7 Brew’s published nutrition guide: 67 mg (small), 105 mg (medium), and 133 mg (large). Some older sources report slightly higher figures, so treat these as estimates. For comparison, a large Seven Energy (133 mg) lands below a 16 oz Monster (160 mg), well under a 16 oz Starbucks brewed coffee (310 mg), and well above a 12 oz Coca-Cola (34 mg). If you are sensitive to caffeine, the small is the sane starting point, and keep in mind the sugar-free versions carry the same caffeine as the regular ones.
Nutrition Basics
Calories depend almost entirely on your build. Sugar-free syrup with no add-ons lands around 10-20 calories no matter the size. Regular syrup pushes a small to roughly 80-190, a medium to 150-375, and a large to 200-560. Add-ons stack on top: whipped cream adds about 60-100, a cream base about 80-120. So a large regular-syrup drink with cream and whip can climb toward 700-plus. If you want the flavor without the numbers, sugar-free syrup and no add-ons is the move.
Ingredients
The base lists carbonated water, caffeine, taurine, B vitamins (B3, B6, B12), Panax ginseng, sweeteners (sucralose and acesulfame K in the sugar-free version), natural and artificial flavors, citric acid, and preservatives. The base itself contains no coffee, no dairy, and no gluten, though cross-contamination is always possible in a busy stand. Dairy only enters the picture if you add cream, cold foam, or whipped cream.
The Full Flavor List
You can mix and match these syrups, two or three flavors is the practical limit before the taste gets muddy.
- Fruit and berry: Blue Raspberry, Strawberry, Raspberry, Blackberry, Cherry, Peach, Mango, Pineapple, Watermelon, Kiwi, Guava, Passion Fruit.
- Tropical and creamy: Coconut, Banana, Vanilla, Almond.
- Citrus: Orange, Lime, Lemon, Pomegranate.
- Floral: Lavender.
Sugar-Free Options
The most popular syrups come in sugar-free versions: Blue Raspberry, Coconut, Peach, Raspberry, and Strawberry, each adding roughly 0-5 calories. Ordering sugar-free is the single biggest lever on calories in the whole Seven Energy lineup.
Popular Flavor Combos
These are the combos that come up again and again in customer recommendations. Order any of them sugar-free to keep it near 10-20 calories, or regular for the full-sugar version at roughly 150-200 for a medium.
| Combo | Flavors | Taste |
|---|---|---|
| Pixie Stick | Almond, Orange, Pomegranate | Sweet, tangy, candy-like |
| Pink Mermaid | Strawberry, Watermelon, Coconut | Sweet, tropical, fruity |
| Brew Lagoon | Blue Raspberry, Lime, Coconut | Tropical, tart, creamy |
| Tiger’s Blood | Strawberry, Coconut | Sweet, tropical, classic |
| Ocean Breeze | Blue Raspberry, Coconut, Pineapple | Tropical, beachy, refreshing |
| Nightshade | Blue Raspberry, Lavender, Pomegranate | Floral, tart, unique |
| Dragon’s Blood | Blue Raspberry, Cherry | Bold, sweet, fruity |
| Georgia Peach | Peach, Vanilla | Smooth, sweet, Southern |
| Sunrise | Orange, Pineapple, Coconut | Citrus, tropical, bright |
| Cloud Nine | Lavender, Vanilla | Floral, calming, smooth |
| Midnight Rain | Blackberry, Blue Raspberry | Deep, sweet, berry |
| Golden Pear | Watermelon, Kiwi | Light, refreshing, tart |
| Tropic Thunder | Cherry, Orange, Pineapple | Tropical, sweet, bright |
| Bubble Gum | Banana, Strawberry, Vanilla | Sweet, candy-like, fun |
More off-menu energy ideas live on the secret menu page.
Signature Drinks
You can order these by name at most stands, though if the brewista does not know the name, just list the flavors. Medium runs about $8.13; regular-syrup versions land around 150-200 calories.
| Signature Drink | Flavors |
|---|---|
| Ocean Breeze | Blue Raspberry, Coconut, Pineapple |
| Nightshade | Blue Raspberry, Lavender, Pomegranate |
| Pixie Stick | Almond, Orange, Pomegranate |
| Sunrise SF | Citrus blend (sugar-free), 10-20 cal |
| Dragon’s Blood | Blue Raspberry, Cherry |
| Georgia Peach | Peach, Vanilla |
| Tiger’s Blood | Strawberry, Coconut |
| Tropic Thunder | Mango, Pineapple |
| Brewberry | Blue Raspberry, Strawberry |
| Heatwave | Orange, Lime, Lemon |
| Holiday Punch (seasonal) | Blackberry, Pomegranate |
How to Order
It helps to have the order straight before you reach the speaker. Pick a size, pick a base (standard Seven Energy, or Red Bull where available), pick one to three flavors, say regular or sugar-free, then pick iced or blended. Toppings like whipped cream, cold foam, or a cream base go last. So a full order sounds like: “Medium iced Seven Energy, sugar-free, Pixie Stick flavors.” Two flavors is the sweet spot for balance; past three, the taste gets muddy.
Seven Energy vs Other Energy Drinks
| Feature | 7 Brew Seven Energy | Monster | Red Bull | Rockstar |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Made fresh | Yes, by a brewista | No, canned | No, canned | No, canned |
| Customizable flavors | Yes, 20-plus combos | Limited | Limited | Limited |
| Sugar-free option | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Caffeine (large) | 133 mg | 160 mg | 80 mg (8.4 oz) | 160 mg |
| Price (large) | $9.43 | ~$3.50 | ~$3.50 | ~$3.50 |
Cans are cheaper, but you cannot customize them. Seven Energy costs more because it is built to order.
Seven Energy for Different Needs
Pre-workout: a medium or large about 30 minutes before. The caffeine helps with focus, and fruity flavors sit lighter than milky drinks.
Studying or late nights: a large with sugar-free syrup. You get the full 133 mg of caffeine without a sugar crash.
Low-calorie or keto: sugar-free syrup, no add-ons. Roughly 10-20 calories, 0 g sugar.
Dessert treat: regular syrup with whipped cream and a cream base, coconut and strawberry flavors. Tastes like a tropical dessert, at 400-plus calories.
Where to Buy
Seven Energy is only sold at 7 Brew stands, not in grocery stores. Most locations are drive-thru; many also do walk-up, the mobile app, and delivery through DoorDash or Uber Eats where available. Check hours and delivery options for your stand.
Rewards
Seven Energy drinks bought at the stand earn points in 7 Brew’s rewards program: 100 points per qualifying drink, with a free drink at 1,000 points. Note that canned drinks may be excluded from earning points under current rules, check the app. Full breakdown here.
Secret Menu Energy Combos
Beyond the combos above, fans have invented plenty more energy drinks that are not on any board. A few: Sunrise 7 Energy (orange, pineapple, coconut), Sweet Lightning (mango, passion fruit, cream), Hidden Dragon (strawberry, blue raspberry, lime), Berry Burst (raspberry, peach, vanilla). Order by ingredients, since most stands will not know the nicknames. Full list.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 7 Brew Seven Energy made of?
Carbonated water, caffeine, taurine, B vitamins (B3, B6, B12), Panax ginseng, and natural and artificial flavors. It is coffee-free.
How much caffeine is in Seven Energy?
Guide figures for an iced drink are 67 mg (small), 105 mg (medium), and 133 mg (large). Some older sources report slightly higher figures, so treat these as estimates.
Does Seven Energy have sugar-free options?
Yes. Sugar-free Blue Raspberry, Coconut, Peach, Raspberry, and Strawberry, at 0-5 calories.
Is Seven Energy gluten-free?
The base is reported gluten-free, but cross-contamination is possible. Tell your brewista about any allergy.
Is Seven Energy vegan?
Yes, as long as you skip the cream, cold foam, and whipped cream. The base contains no animal products.
Does Seven Energy contain dairy?
No, not in the base. Dairy only shows up if you add cream or whipped cream.
What is the best Seven Energy flavor?
The names that come up most are Pixie Stick, Pink Mermaid, and Brew Lagoon. For a safe first order, try Ocean Breeze or Tiger’s Blood.
Can I mix multiple flavors?
Yes, two or three. Two is the sweet spot for balance.
Can I order Seven Energy with Red Bull instead?
At some locations, yes, where available. Ask your stand.
Conclusion
That is the Seven Energy lineup: a caffeinated base, 20-plus syrups, sugar-free options, and enough combos to keep you busy for a year. If it is your first time, order a medium iced Pixie Stick or Ocean Breeze, sugar-free if you want to keep it light. Prices and caffeine figures here are estimates, so check the menu board at your stand. Find your nearest location here.
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Last Updated: October 2026