7 Brew German Chocolate Price (7 Original)

The 7 Brew German Chocolate price starts at $6.18 for a small, which puts it right in line with the other 7 Originals. If you like chocolate, coconut, and caramel all in one cup, this is the drink to try first. It is rich, sweet, and unapologetically dessert-like — and honestly, that is the whole point.

7 Brew has grown fast since its founding in 2017 — 800+ drive-thru stands across 38 states as of Aug 2026. The German Chocolate is one of the chain’s signature 7 Originals, and it has a loyal following for good reason. Below are the current prices, what is in it, and how to order it your way.

7 Brew German Chocolate price by size

Here is what you will pay for a German Chocolate at most 7 Brew stands. Prices vary by location, since stands are franchise-run, so treat these as the going rate rather than a guarantee.

Size	Ounces	Price
Small	12 oz	$6.18
Medium	16 oz	$7.15–$7.18
Large	20 oz	$8.19

The medium is the best value for most people. You get 4 extra ounces over the small for about a dollar, and the jump to a large costs about a dollar more again. If you are just trying it for the first time, start with a small — it is plenty sweet, and you can always size up next time.

What is the German Chocolate?

The German Chocolate is a 7 Original — one of 7 Brew’s signature drinks. It blends coconut, caramel, and chocolate into a breve-style coffee. Of all the 7 Originals, this one is the most chocolate-forward. The chocolate leads, the caramel adds sweetness, and the coconut gives it a flavor you will not find in a standard mocha.

Do not let the name confuse you. It has nothing to do with Germany. The name comes from German chocolate cake, the classic dessert with coconut-pecan frosting and chocolate layers. This drink is the coffee version of that idea, minus the pecans.

What breve-style means

Every 7 Original is breve-style. That means the drink is made with half-and-half instead of regular milk. Half-and-half is richer than milk, so the drink comes out creamier and heavier — closer to a treat than an everyday latte.

Two things worth knowing. First, breve drinks taste richer, so a small can feel like enough even if you normally order a medium. Second, if you prefer a lighter drink, you can ask your barista about milk options when you order. The default is half-and-half, and that is what gives the German Chocolate its signature texture.

How to order and customize

Ordering is simple. Ask for a German Chocolate, pick your size, and say hot or iced. That is it. From there, you can tweak it:

• Hot or iced: Both work. Hot brings out the chocolate and caramel more. Iced is the better pick on a warm day, and the coconut flavor still comes through cold.
• Extra shot: If you want a stronger coffee kick, ask for an extra shot. It will not change the flavor much, but it will wake the drink up.
• Sugar-free: Ask your barista about sugar-free options. What is available varies by stand, so confirm before you order rather than assuming.
• Less sweet: If you find it too sweet, ask for less of the flavoring. The baristas can dial it back.

My take: order it iced, medium, as-is, the first time. That is the version that shows off the coconut-caramel-chocolate combo best. Once you know you like it, then start playing with tweaks.

German Chocolate vs other 7 Originals

The closest comparison is the White Chocolate Mocha, another popular 7 Original. The two drinks aim at different cravings. The German Chocolate leans bold and chocolate-forward, with coconut and caramel layered in. The White Chocolate Mocha leans sweeter and smoother, built around white chocolate.

Pick the German Chocolate if you want the stronger chocolate flavor and you like coconut. Pick the White Chocolate Mocha if you prefer a sweeter, creamier drink without the coconut. Neither is a bad order. But if you only try one 7 Original, make it the German Chocolate — it is the most distinctive drink on the 7 Originals list.

For the bigger picture, see the full 7 Brew menu prices and the 7 Brew coffee prices page, which covers the rest of the coffee lineup. If you want something without coffee at all, check out the 7 Brew energy drinks.

How to save on the German Chocolate

• Use 7 Brew Rewards. You earn 100 points per drink, any size. At 1000 points, you get a free drink in any size. That is the single best way to cut your cost over time. See the 7 Brew Rewards page for how it works.
• Stick to medium. The large costs about a dollar more than the medium for 4 extra ounces. Unless you really need the extra coffee, the medium is the smarter buy.
• Skip the add-ons unless you need them. Extra shots and extras add up. The German Chocolate is already a full-flavored drink on its own.
• Check the sizes first. A small is 12 oz, a medium is 16 oz, and a large is 20 oz — see the 7 Brew sizes guide if you are unsure what to order.

Is the 7 Brew German Chocolate price worth it?

Yes, if you like sweet, chocolate-heavy coffee. At $6.18 for a small, it costs about what you would pay for a flavored latte anywhere else — but you get a drink with a flavor combo most coffee chains do not offer. The coconut is what makes it stand out. Without it, this would be just another mocha. With it, it is something you will actually remember.

One honest warning: this is a sweet drink. If you normally drink black coffee or plain lattes, it may be too much. Order a small first. If you like sweet coffee, though, this is one of the best drinks on the 7 Brew menu, and the price is fair for what you get.

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