The German Chocolate is a 7 Brew mocha with coconut and caramel syrups, the taste of German chocolate cake frosting, and it was one of the 7 Originals until the lineup changed; as of September 2026 it’s off the named list (Banana Bread and Cookie Butter took the slots) but still in 7 Brew’s official nutrition guide and still made at every stand on request. A small iced is 260 calories, 41 g of sugar and 120 mg of caffeine, and it costs mocha price, about $4.50 to $5.25 for a small in 2026.
This page keeps the drink findable: what’s in it, how to order it now that it isn’t on the board, the official numbers, and the Brunette comparison.
What’s in a German Chocolate
Espresso (two shots small and medium, four large), milk, dark chocolate sauce, coconut syrup, caramel syrup. The coconut is the same syrup that goes in Ocean Breeze and the Toasted Coconut smoothie; with chocolate and caramel it reads as coconut-pecan frosting, which is the whole idea. Hot, iced or Frozen Chiller, and a sugar-free version with all three sauces and syrups swapped.
Price
| Size | Typical price (2026) | Iced cup |
|---|---|---|
| Kids | $3.50 – $4.00 | 12 oz |
| Small | $4.50 – $5.25 | 16 oz |
| Medium | $5.25 – $6.00 | 24 oz |
| Large | $6.00 – $7.00 | 32 oz |
Order it as a mocha with two syrups and it’s mocha price; a few stands that still list it as an Original charge Original price, about 25 cents more. 2026 stand-board ranges; 7 Brew doesn’t publish prices.
German Chocolate calories, sugar and caffeine (official guide)
| German Chocolate | Calories | Sugar | Caffeine |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iced Kids | 200 cal | 34 g | 60 mg |
| Iced Small | 260 cal | 41 g | 120 mg |
| Iced Medium | 370 cal | 56 g | 120 mg |
| Iced Large | 430 cal | 64 g | 240 mg |
| Hot Kids | 300 cal | 48 g | 60 mg |
| Hot Small | 330 cal | 51 g | 120 mg |
| Hot Medium | 430 cal | 63 g | 120 mg |
| Hot Large | 480 cal | 70 g | 240 mg |
| Frozen Chiller Kids | 320 cal | 50 g | 102 mg |
| Frozen Chiller Small | 460 cal | 68 g | 170 mg |
| Frozen Chiller Medium | 660 cal | 92 g | 260 mg |
| Frozen Chiller Large | 930 cal | 136 g | 340 mg |
| Sugar-free German Chocolate | Calories | Sugar | Caffeine |
|---|---|---|---|
| Iced Kids | 180 cal | 2 g | 60 mg |
| Iced Small | 260 cal | 3 g | 120 mg |
| Iced Medium | 430 cal | 6 g | 120 mg |
| Iced Large | 510 cal | 7 g | 240 mg |
| Hot Kids | 320 cal | 5 g | 60 mg |
| Hot Small | 360 cal | 5 g | 120 mg |
| Hot Medium | 510 cal | 7 g | 120 mg |
| Hot Large | 580 cal | 8 g | 240 mg |
| Frozen Chiller Small | 150 cal | 3 g | 120 mg |
| Frozen Chiller Medium | 250 cal | 6 g | 120 mg |
| Frozen Chiller Large | 300 cal | 6 g | 240 mg |
The large Frozen Chiller at 930 calories and 136 g of sugar ties the white chocolate mocha chiller as the heaviest coffee drink in the guide. The sugar-free iced version keeps the same 260 calories for a small while cutting sugar to 3 g, which is the mocha pattern: the diet chocolate sauce is rich.
How to order it in 2026
- Say “German Chocolate” first; most Brewistas know it.
- If not: “small iced mocha with coconut and caramel.”
- “Sugar-free” for the diet version; “half sweet” to tame it; “as a chiller” for frozen.
- For the cake effect: “with whipped cream and caramel drizzle.”
German Chocolate vs Brunette vs Almond Joy build
| Drink | Syrups on mocha | Small iced calories | Sugar |
|---|---|---|---|
| German Chocolate | Coconut + caramel | 260 | 41 g |
| Brunette | Hazelnut + caramel | 250 | 39 g |
| Almond Joy (off-menu) | Coconut + almond | About 250 | About 40 g |
| Plain mocha | None | 180 | 23 g |
Problems and fixes
| Issue | Cause | Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Brewista doesn’t know it | Dropped from the named Originals | Order “mocha with coconut and caramel” |
| Too sweet | Three sweet components | Half sweet, or drop the caramel |
| Coconut tastes artificial | Coconut syrup is strong | “Light coconut” |
| Wanted the old cream version | It was always a mocha (milk), not a breve | “Made as a breve” adds cream for about 60 calories |
German Chocolate FAQs
Is the German Chocolate still on the 7 Brew menu?
Not as a named Original as of September 2026; the current seven are Blondie, Sweet and Salty, Cinnamon Roll, Brunette, Banana Bread, Smooth 7 and Cookie Butter. It is still in 7 Brew’s June 2026 nutrition guide and every stand will make it if you order the syrups.
What is in the 7 Brew German Chocolate?
A mocha (espresso, milk, chocolate sauce) with coconut and caramel syrups, the flavors of German chocolate cake frosting.
How many calories are in it?
260 for a small iced, 370 medium and 430 large, with 41 g sugar in the small; hot is 330 small; the large Frozen Chiller is 930. Sugar-free is 260 calories and 3 g sugar for a small iced.
How much does it cost?
Priced as a mocha, about $4.50 to $5.25 for a small in 2026, or as an Original ($4.75 to $5.50) at stands that still list it.
How do I order it now?
“Small iced mocha with coconut and caramel.” Most Brewistas still know it by name, so “German Chocolate” usually works too.
German Chocolate vs Brunette?
Both are mochas with caramel. German Chocolate uses coconut (260 calories, 41 g sugar small iced); Brunette uses hazelnut (250 calories, 39 g). Same caffeine, 120 mg small.
Sources
Ingredients and drink names: 7brew.com menu pages, checked September 11, 2026. Calories, sugar, caffeine and allergens: 7 Brew Nutrition Guide (June 2026) at 7brew.com/nutrition-guide.pdf. Customization and milk options: 7brew.com/faq. Prices are typical stand-board ranges, not official; 7 Brew says prices vary by location. This is an independent site with no connection to 7 Brew Coffee.
















