7 Brew Energy Secret Menu: Prices, Calories, and Flavors Uncovered

Looking for the 7 brew energy secret menu in one place so you can plan your order with confidence? This guide gives a clear, quick answer: it lists the special flavor combos, a snapshot of prices, and what is known about calories.

What to expect: the focus is on fizzy and energy-style flavor blends and how those same syrups cross over into tea, chai, and coffee bases. Flavors are grouped for easy picking — candy-like berries, beachy tropical, crisp citrus, floral, dessert, and mint.

These items are usually made from standard syrups and sauces and are customized by base, size, and add-ons. Availability can vary by stand, so prices and calories may change by location.

How this guide helps: you’ll get a pricing snapshot, confirmable calorie notes, and logical flavor groupings for fast decisions. Use the reference pricing when available and expect slight variation with customization.

7 brew energy secret menu: what it is and why it’s so popular

You can get custom off-menu drinks built from the same syrup station staff already use. At many locations, baristas mix named recipes on request. That makes ordering feel personal without adding new products.

The term “secret” here simply means staff will create off-list combos using the shop’s existing syrups, sauces, and cream. You say a flavor name and pick a base, and they assemble it.

• Why it’s popular: quick personalization and a “made-for-you” vibe.
• Bases to choose: Energy/Fizz, tea, chai, coffee, chiller, smoothie — each changes caffeine, creaminess, and texture.
• Building blocks: fruit syrups, vanilla or floral notes, sauces like white or dark chocolate, plus cream options to alter mouthfeel.

The same flavor label can appear as a fizzy energy style or as a coffee latte or chiller. Later sections show how to name the drink and pick custom options to match your taste.

How to order secret menu energy drinks at 7 Brew

A simple phrase can turn a standard register into a custom beverage made to your taste. Use a compact script that tells staff the flavor, the base, and any swaps so they can assemble your drink quickly.

The simplest script

Say this: “Flavor name + base (Energy/Fizz/tea/latte) + size + any swaps.”

Say-it-out-loud examples

• “Cherry Blossom green tea” — a floral fruit tea with a clear base.
• “Midnight Mint breve” — minty flavor served breve for a creamier finish.
• If staff don’t recognize a name, order ingredients: “Cherry + Blue Razz” for a Dragon’s Blood-style drink.

Customization basics

Ask for light, regular, or extra sweet to control syrup pumps without losing the core flavor. Request fewer pumps to cut sugar but keep the profile intact.

For milk and cream crossovers, say “breve” for half-and-half, or request almond, oat, or soy as a non-dairy swap. Ask for “light cream” if you want a richer mouthfeel without full dairy volume.

Tip: Mention any allergies or diet needs up front. That helps staff adjust syrups, cream choices, or toppings so the final drink matches your goals.

Secret menu pricing snapshot: what to expect when you order

Custom flavor combos are priced like standard drinks, though dessert-style builds push the total higher. In the United States, expect off-list flavors to start near a base drink price and rise with size or add-ons. The “secret” aspect is usually the recipe, not a special register category.

Typical price range for off-menu Energy/Fizz-style drinks

Most fruit-forward fizzy requests land between $4 and $6. Simple syrup blends keep cost low.

Prices for popular picks

• Amaretto: $4.25 (blackberry-cherry-almond profile)
• Heatwave: $6.00 (citrus-forward blend)
• Stargazer: $5.50 (blue raspberry + lime)
• Dragon’s Blood: $6.50 (cherry + blue raspberry)

Premium and dessert-style prices

Dessert-leaning items often cost more because they use sauces and extra pumps.

How size, base, and add-ons change the total

Upgrading size or switching to a chiller or coffee base raises cost. Add-ons like extra shots, drizzles, or premium sauces (white chocolate, chocolate, caramel) add both price and calories.

Budget ordering tip: choose a simple fruit syrup combo, skip drizzles and toppings, and keep the base clear to enjoy bold flavor at the lowest cost.

Nutrition heads-up: extras like white chocolate, chocolate, and caramel raise calories fast — the next section covers confirmed ranges so you can plan choices wisely.

Calories and nutrition: what we can confirm from available data

Understanding why two similarly named drinks differ in calories starts with size, syrups, and the chosen base. Size ups pumps. Creamy bases add fat. Sauces and drizzles add concentrated sugar and calories.

Why calories vary

Key drivers: larger cups, extra syrup pumps, dairy swaps like breve, and sauce-heavy builds. Those choices turn a fruity sip into a dessert-style treat quickly.

Confirmed items and gaps

The Cinnamon Roll is confirmed at 300–770 kcal. Prices listed are Small $6.18, Medium $7.15, Large $8.19 — a helpful link between portion and impact.

Dirty strawberry, Golden Pear, Emerald, and Grasshopper appear in source lists, but calories for those are not supplied. Ask staff for in-stand nutrition if you need exact numbers.

Lighter-order tips

• Ask for fewer syrup pumps to cut sugar and calories.
• Skip drizzles and whipped cream; choose a clear base over a mocha or vanilla-heavy latte.
• Pick non-dairy milks or ask for light cream to reduce fat without losing flavor.

Sugar-free and lower-sugar ways to order

Want lower-sugar options that still taste bold? Start by asking if a named sugar-free syrup is available at your location. That keeps flavor while cutting added sugar.

Popular sugar-free names to try

• Beyonce (sf) — bright berry profile with clean finish.
• Brewberry (sf) — tart-sweet berry, good clear base pick.
• Brew Frost (sf) — cool, light fruit with crisp notes.
• Tuxedo (sugar-free) — rich cocoa-vanilla without the syrup sugar.

Minty sugar-free picks

• Midnight Mint (sf) — peppermint forward, feels sweet even with less sugar.
• Grasshopper (sf) — minty-chocolate vibe, bright and fresh.
• Emerald (sf) — cooling mint blend that reads crisp on a clear base.

Quick strategies: ask for half-sweet or fewer pumps, skip drizzle and whipped cream, and swap to non-dairy or light cream. Use sauce like dark chocolate sparingly—it adds richness but raises sugar and calories fast.

• Checklist: pick a base, request sugar-free syrups, confirm toppings, and choose dairy or non-dairy.

Fruity & berries energy favorites that taste like candy

If you like playful, syrup-forward drinks, this lane of fruity fizz flavors reads like childhood candy in a cup.

Amaretto (Blackberry‑Cherry‑Almond)

Dark blackberry grounds a maraschino‑like cherry note while almond adds a candy‑nut finish. Order: blackberry + cherry + almond.

Black Mamba (Passionfruit‑Strawberry‑Blue Razz)

Bright passionfruit and ripe strawberry meet electric blue raspberry for a tangy, juicy sip. Order: passionfruit + strawberry + blue razz.

Dragon’s Blood (Cherry‑Blue Razz)

Cherry sweetness balances the sharp blue raspberry for that classic slushie taste. Order: cherry + blue razz.

Razorberry (Blackberry‑Strawberry‑Raspberry)

Layered berry depth—blackberry for body, strawberry for sweetness, and raspberry for zing. Order: blackberry + strawberry + raspberry.

Midnight Rain (Blue Razz‑Blackberry)

Blue raspberry delivers brightness while blackberry adds a darker, jammy edge. Order: blue razz + blackberry.

Boo Raspberry (Strawberry‑Blue Razz‑Pomegranate)

Strawberry softens the blue raspberry rush, and pomegranate gives a tart, tangy pop. Order: strawberry + blue razz + pomegranate.

Patriot Punch / Pink Paradise (Raspberry‑Cherry‑Watermelon)

Raspberry and cherry make a sweet-tart core while watermelon adds a light, summery finish. Order: raspberry + cherry + watermelon.

Choose your vibe:

• More tart: pomegranate-forward picks (Boo Raspberry).
• More sweet: strawberry-forward blends (Black Mamba, Boo Raspberry).
• More deep berry: blackberry/raspberry builds (Amaretto, Razorberry).

Quick customization cues: ask for fewer pumps to keep fruit notes bright, or add a light cream finish for a candy‑milkshake mouthfeel.

Tropical & summery blends for a beachy energy drink

These tropical soda-style builds bring a beach-day vibe into a cup for easy summer sipping. Coconut and pineapple create a creamy, tropical impression even without dairy. Choose a clear base for bright fizz or add light cream for a softer finish.

Bahama Mama (Cherry‑Coconut)

Simple and smooth. Cherry plus coconut makes a low-tang, crowd-pleasing pick. Great if you want a mellow tropical sip.

Hog’s Breath (Cherry‑Coconut‑Pineapple)

Pineapple lifts the finish and adds a crisp note over ice. This one reads brighter and more refreshing than Bahama Mama.

Hula (Strawberry‑Pineapple)

Strawberry softens pineapple’s tart edge for a punchy, juicy drink. It’s brisk and ideal on hot days.

Kokomo (Mango‑Orange‑Passionfruit)

Think tropical punch: mango and orange make this juicy, not creamy. A solid choice when you want bold fruit and cooling fizz.

Island Dream / Summer Breeze / Sunny 7

Island Dream (vanilla‑pineapple‑coconut) leans dessert-like because vanilla rounds fruit flavors. Summer Breeze blends banana, passionfruit, orange, and peach for sunny layers. Sunny 7 (peach‑passionfruit) is listed at $5.75 and reads light and bright.

Citrus & tangy secret menu energy drinks for a crisp finish

Citrus-forward builds are the go-to when you want a clean, lively finish instead of a dessert-style cup. These picks favor bright acid and snap over heavy cream. Lemon concentrate and lime sharpen sweetness, so the drinks taste less syrupy even with the same pump count.

Highlights include electric blue raspberry options and orange + pomegranate blends that land between sports-drink tartness and fruit-punch sweetness. Ask for lighter sweetness and skip creamy add-ins to keep the finish snappy.

• Heatwave — Orange + Lime + Lemon Concentrate. Price: $6.00.
• Blood Orange — Orange + Pomegranate. Price: $4.75.
• Gummy Bear — Orange + Blue Razz. Bright, candy-like tang.
• Stargazer — Blue Razz + Lime. Price: $5.50. An electric, citrus-kicked blue raspberry pick.
• Cherry Limeade — Cherry + Lime + Lemon Concentrate. Price: $5.25.
• Firecracker — Orange + Pomegranate + Raspberry. Price: $4.50. Sweet-tart punch vibes.
• Pixie Stick — Orange + Pomegranate + Almond. A nutty twist on citrus punch.

Floral & unique flavors that stand out beyond fruit

Floral syrups can turn a regular soda into a curious, grown-up treat that walks the line between perfumey and comforting. Lavender is the real wild card here: it reads floral and smooth, especially when paired with creamy notes like white chocolate or vanilla.

Black Licorice

Lavender + white chocolate + watermelon creates a surprisingly balanced cup. The floral top note meets creamy white chocolate while watermelon keeps the finish fresh. Reference price: $4.99.

Nightshade

This is the bold option. Lavender teams with blue razz and pomegranate for tart, floral contrast. Use the listed price $6.60 as a guide if you want a louder profile.

Honey Bee

Lavender plus honey makes a gentle, soothing drink. It’s the easiest floral for first-timers who want warmth over zing. Reference price: $5.50.

Fruit Roll Up & Cloud 9

Fruit Roll Up (lavender + strawberry) and Cloud 9 (lavender + vanilla) are approachable florals. Strawberry and vanilla soften lavender, so these read familiar and easy to enjoy.

Customization note: floral syrups can taste perfumey if too sweet. Order half-sweet to keep flavors bright and premium.

Blue raspberry lovers’ corner: bright, bold, and electric

If you crave vivid, candy‑style blue raspberry drinks, this selection narrows the best, tested builds. These picks are reliable at most stands and good for searches focused on the brew menu.

Blue Typhoon (Blue Razz‑Kiwi‑Almond)

Profile: tangy and tropical. Kiwi adds zip while almond gives a candy‑like finish. The result feels more layered than a straight fruit mix.

Brew Lagoon (Blue Razz‑Lime‑Coconut)

Profile: the most beachy soda style. Lime sharpens the blue raspberry and coconut rounds the edges. Price: $4.50.

Ocean Breeze (Blue Razz‑Coconut)

Profile: the smoothest pick. Coconut softens the bite so the cup reads creamy and easy. Price: $6.25.

Quick decision rule: choose kiwi for extra tang, lime for crispness, or coconut for a rounder finish. Blue raspberry often reads sweeter than it is—ask for “light sweet” to keep the punch without syrupiness.

Dessert & indulgent flavors that drink like a treat

These are the dessert-in-a-cup picks: sauces, cupcake notes, and creamy syrups make them feel like a pastry you can sip. They work best as coffee drinks, chillers, or any creamy build that gives the flavors body.

Signature recipes and reference prices

• Funnel Cake — Salted caramel + white chocolate + vanilla. Price: $6.25.
• Cookies & Cream — Cupcake + dark chocolate + white chocolate. Price: $4.75.
• Birthday Cake — White chocolate + cupcake. Price: $4.50.
• Crème Brûlée — Salted caramel + cane sugar + toasted marshmallow. Price: $4.70.
• Cupid’s Special — Toasted marshmallow + white chocolate. Price: $6.50.
• Rocky Road — Hazelnut + caramel + toasted marshmallow. Price: $6.75.
• Pecan Pie — Salted caramel + Irish cream + cupcake. Price: $4.75.
• Sugar Cookie — Cupcake + white chocolate + vanilla. Price: $6.00.

Sweetness control tip: ask for fewer pumps or skip drizzle to keep the profile balanced without extra syrupy sweetness.

Allergen note: these builds often include dairy and nut flavors. Check ingredients if you have allergies.

Quick ranking: most caramel-forward — Funnel Cake and Crème Brûlée; most chocolate-forward — Cookies & Cream; most marshmallow-forward — Cupid’s Special and Rocky Road.

Minty & refreshing picks for a cool finish

Mint-forward drinks cut through sweetness and leave a cool, crisp finish that’s ideal on a hot day. These profiles keep fruit bright and feel light on the palate.

Magic Mint

Recipe: peppermint + coconut + lime. Price: $6.75.

Bright and tropical-cool, this blend reads fizzy and clean.

Mojito

Recipe: coconut + lime + peppermint + vanilla. Price: $6.50.

A creamy-leaning mint option that stays fresh without feeling heavy.

Sweet Mint

Recipe: peppermint + vanilla. Price: $6.00 (often available sugar-free).

Simple and smooth; a good pick if you want mint that’s dessert-like but restrained.

• Why mint works: it tastes crisp, reduces perceived sweetness, and feels refreshing in warm weather.
• Customize: order light sweet to keep peppermint clean. Skip cream for the sharpest finish.
• Pairings: mint + lime for tart lovers; mint + vanilla for those who want smooth, sweet balance among flavors.

Seasonal & festive secret menu flavors to watch for

Limited-run flavor blends can change by location, so ordering by the ingredient list helps when a nickname isn’t known. Seasonal offerings lean festive, mixing tart fruit, cool mint, and warm spices.

Holiday Punch — Pomegranate + Blackberry

Price: $5.25. This one is deep and tangy, with pomegranate giving winter brightness and blackberry adding full fruit body. It feels seasonal without being too sweet.

Candy Cane (sf) — Peppermint + White Chocolate

Price: $4.75. Marked sugar-free. Cool peppermint and creamy white chocolate read like a classic holiday treat but with fewer sugars.

Magic Pumpkin (sf) — Irish Cream + White Chocolate + Pumpkin

Price: $7.00. Sugar-free and dessert-like. Think latte comfort with a rich, rounded finish from irish cream and white chocolate.

Pumpkin Roll (sf) — Brown Sugar Cinnamon + White Chocolate + Pumpkin

Price: $5.00. Sugar-free and bakery-forward. Brown sugar and cinnamon give an oven-warm spice that pairs well with white chocolate notes.

Mistletoe Chai — White Chocolate + Chai Breve

Price: $6.50. A warming pick for cold days. Spicy chai tempering the sweet white chocolate works best as a breve for a creamy mouthfeel.

Quick tips: If a barista doesn’t know a holiday nickname, list the syrups and base. For lower sugar, ask for the sugar-free flag where available. Expect some seasonal syrups to rotate by stand.

Beyond Energy: tea, chai, and coffee secret menu crossovers

Some popular flavor combos read just as nicely when poured over steamed milk as they do in a fizzy cup. Many recipes act as blueprints you can move between tea, chai, and coffee to change warmth and creaminess.

London Fog tea latte

Build: half Earl Grey tea, half steamed milk, vanilla. It’s smooth and floral, a warm option when you want less fizz and more comfort.

Price: $6.30. Calories: N/A (varies by milk choice).

Brewchata Chai

Build: brown sugar cinnamon + vanilla, made with almond milk for a cozy chai-latte twist. It’s ideal if you prefer spice over bright fruit.

Price: $4.75. Calories: N/A (depends on milk).

When to pick latte, breve, or tea

• Order as a clear fizz for bright, fruit-forward punch.
• Choose a latte or breve for dessert-style depth; breve adds richness via half-and-half.
• Pick tea or chai for balanced warmth and milder sweetness.
• Use the script: “Flavor name + base (tea/latte/breve/coffee) + size + milk” to get exactly what you want.

What to customize for your best 7 Brew “secret” experience

Tuning milk, sauces, and toppings gives you control over taste and calories. Customization is the real “secret sauce” that tailors the cup to your diet and mood.

Milk and cream options

Steamed milk suits tea lattes and keeps the cup light and warm. It preserves delicate floral and fruit notes.

Breve style (half-and-half) makes coffee and dessert builds rich and silky. Use it when you want body and mouthfeel.

Non-dairy swaps—almond, oat, or soy—cut calories and work well with bright syrups for a cleaner finish.

Flavor boosters

Optional boosters add depth but raise calories. Try salted caramel or dark chocolate for richness.

White chocolate smooths harsh edges, while a light caramel drizzle adds a sweet finish. Use boosters sparingly to avoid overwhelming the base flavor.

Toppings and texture

Whipped cream turns a drink into a dessert. Toasted marshmallow notes add a campfire warmth.

A coconut finish smooths fruity builds into a tropical profile. Pick one texture element so the cup stays balanced.

Balancing sweetness

For bright, tangy fruit builds, ask for half-sweet or fewer pumps. That keeps flavors crisp instead of syrupy.

When adding sauces like salted caramel or dark chocolate, reduce syrup pumps to control total sugar and calories.

• Build template 1: fruit + citrus for crisp, zippy cups.
• Build template 2: fruit + coconut for beachy, smooth drinks.
• Build template 3: dark chocolate + vanilla or white chocolate for dessert-style richness.
• Build template 4: mint + vanilla for a cool, smooth finish.

Conclusion

Keep it simple: pick a flavor profile, choose a base, and adjust sweetness to suit your taste.

The key takeaway is that the brew secret menu works when you think in recipes — fruit, floral, or dessert — and then pick Energy/Fizz, tea, chai, or coffee as the base.

Use the ordering script on the guide and ask for light or fewer pumps to avoid an overly sweet cup. Pricing and confirmed calorie ranges come from the tables above; the Cinnamon Roll range is one confirmed example, while other items may vary by U.S. location.

Start here: try one fruity pick, one tropical pick, and one dessert-style pick to learn what you like. If staff don’t know a nickname, list the components (for example, “orange + lime + lemon concentrate” for Heatwave).

Save or bookmark this list so you can order confidently and explore a new flavor on each visit.